The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-04-15
Theatrical aud Musical.

BowERY TnEATRr.--Thc performances, this evening,
consist ofthe beautiful play of the Stranger" Mr..
and Mrs. Wa!lack sustain the principal characters.
aided by Messrs. Gilbert Dunn, and the other membess
Of the excellent stock company attached to the theatre
Tho piece will be the grand nautical drama Of the
wizard Of the Wave" in which Mr. y. Il Scott win
take the leading character This Il very attractive
bill.
PnoApwu rIm,rRr.-This evening, Mr. Collins ap-
pears in his great character Of Rory oNore lie VII
sing Cruiskecn Lawn and Katy Mooney. We are
glad to perceive that the Broadway, under its new
stage manager H. in the full tide OF success This u
age Of go-aheadism, aud Mr.. Barrett seems to Be
keeping steam and hence the great success attend
ant upon the engagement OF sterling actors.
BvR1oss TiEiIRr.-The performance this evening.
will commence with burletts, called Domestic
Economy" This will be followed by the SERIOUS Ps-
mly, and all win close with the farce Of Alarming
Sacrifice" Between the pieces, Miss walters and u
Frederick will dance "Bolero Ill Cadix" and Mlss e.
IIidert will sing popular ballad
NArras., T...~rs.--Mr Marshaii. the eminent
American actor, appears this evSning as Macbeth :"
Mr. Marshall Is great favorite and l. every way cAcu
lated to give general satisfaction by his dramatic
presentation. The smusements will conclude with
the farce Of an alarming Sacrihc" between the
pieces, MIR. Higgins will dance pas de Pierrot"
AsroR PiAcr TnK,rRr.-Miss Dean the excellent trs-
eie actress, will appear this evening as Evande This
iadys acting has been generally admired aud we are
persuaded her per-onaton Of this character will give
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excellent east-Neshe n Ludoyieo, aud Mr. Lynne as
Colonna. The smusements will close with the farce
of The Peculiar Position" wehope TO sec the house
well attended.
CHRHTr's 0rsRs Houn--T The entertainments at this
popular establishment, for this evening. very at
traeti'e songs ehorus'~ violin aud guitar perform,
ances, and nimitsble dancing
Mas. EMIr +. LgsD,RsrR gave three several read
ngs In poetry and the drama, last week viz, st the
Society Library in this city; at Brooklyn before
large private circle Of friends and at Jersey City be-
fore young ladies' seminary. The company Of in-
vitcd guests assembled at the literary social of pri
yatc family In south brooklyn on Wednesday even
Ing Formed very brilliant circle ~ ladies aud gentle
men including several authors Of distinctions also the
Rev. DR. Schroeder. Rev DR. ynton, and other ht,ron
and lovers of poetry. Her public readings Thurs
day evening, nj the Society Library attended by
fashionable audience, and her readings of the poets
we're given with her usual happy effect. We observe
there Hlsays large proportion Of ladies present at
the readings of Mrs L., aud understand she il at
present engaged to read before several scninare~ foe
young ladies.
err,uI,S y coox.-The concert fthis musical pro-
dgy,whch sto take place Thur-day evening at the
Tabernacle, will h. a grand sdsir Master Cook win
perform tho piano forte two or three difficult com
positions, which will exhibit his wonderful powers
Madame Sterhanes vocal power. will also sstonih the
public. she l. remarkable singer and induge- in
ornaments prof,oly, carrying away the audience with
her brilliant execution so much talent In one concert
viii not pass unnotccd by the public.
ISntAS yocALrrs.-Quite q novelty In the musical
way announced NJ ready for the public One Of tina
aborigines Of this country with hi. two sisters.
will give vocal aud Instrumental entertainments,
sacred and secular which promise 90 be very enter
tanning IL 1. the first time, believe. that such a
novelty has been before the public and much intcrcrt
will necessarily be excited by the announcement.
Music hath charms to soothe the savage breast .
The fret will be given this evening at the ra-
bernacie and will probably b. very yell attended as
many tickets have already been sold
BA,-r's yor,ct TO EuRorr.-Thc spien lid pa norama
by Daynr at the Minerva rooms both o. pantinr nd
a work u intelligence II wsu worthy OF the nubilo
attention a moro correct notion Of voyage to Eu-
rope cannot be obtained than by pacing AN hour in
this exb.sarfon Tho illusion Il complete One may
imagine himself going under those beautiful bridges
~birh span the Thames. In Psrs or sailing up tho
Rhine. The whole exhibition u beautiful
OtrNric.-Piwcc's Minstrels are attracting numbers
to hear their negro melodies and listen 60 their witty
tayinsr Pierce s ~ lively ever. aud whites sing
Ing and stsn~ovel's performances the aecorison,
give general satisfaction.
Mriopso- Whites screnadWs are still giving thd
concerts St % Bowcry