Theatricals.
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Theatricals


PARK TnEATRE.-" La Muetfe de Porfici" a
Grand Opera in five acts, by Auber, will be pro-
duced tonight for the first time in this CITY, No
thing has been spared to give to the representation
Of this Opera proper degree of magnifcence, and
the success of the company, as sn operate corps
in previous performances, is good security for its
favorable results. The principal parts in " La Mu-
cite" will be performed by Mines Casini and Ste
phen Cnuriot, and Messrs. Arnaud, Garry, and
Cpurot The public should not forget that this is
the last week but one of the engagement OF the
company at the Park, and that should these artists
decide upon leaving this city, which it is to be hoped
will not be the case may be long before the anna
teurs get another chance OF hearing French opera.
The nights growing cool now, and the perform
ances will no doubt be still more fashionably and
numerously attended.


Mile Calves benefit takes place next Thursday
night. LAmbassadrice," and the second act Of
:" La File dw Regiment" two charming operas, in
which this talented artistic has received the applause
of several numerous audiences, will be given fol
the occasion.


BowERY THEATRE.-Ths new and splendid build.
ing opens tonight for the first time, under the man.
agement of its sole proprietor, Mr.. Jackson. The
elegance of the internal arrangement-the comfort
TO be found in all parts of the house-the magnifi-
cence of the new scenery, and the talent of the
artists engaged for the season, leave nothing de-
sire to the most fastidious theatrical amateur An
opening address the public, written expressly for
the occasion, by Jonas B. Phillips, Esq, will be de-
livered tonight by MIR. jackson, after which the
performance will begin with the comedy Of Charles
H. in whish ]. r. Scott will act the part of Captain
Copp. This play will be followed by the "Sleeping
Beauty" grand romantic Legendary spectacle,
which will afford to the enterprising manager an op
porunity of exhibiting the spendor of the new ma
terie, and the skill of his company


The tout ensemble is intended to excite the admi-
ration Of the visitor, and will answer fully the most
sapguine expectations This theatre, raised, phenix
like, from its smouldering ruins, with brillian
cy than it was ever known to possess before, will
certainly become the favorite resort of fashion,
and WILL no doubt, meet at its opening, with libe-
raj patronage.


We invite the public to call at the New Bowery
this evening, and we feel confident that they will
not be disappointed in what they see.


CASTLE GARDEN.-To-night will be the last appear
ance but two of Herr Cline, who will perform the
French Sabot Dance, and his series Of astonishing
feats on the tight rope The overtures to Gustavus
the H., La File dn Regiment, aZmpa Zanetta and
other musical pieces will be performed by the or
chestra. In the course Of the evening" Miss Pray,
pupil OF M lie Desjardins, will dance the Cachucha
and Pas de Deur from the ballet of Guillaume
Tell, in company with the inimtable Mr. Parsoe.
Two songs by Mr.. Dennison and pas se,A by Mr..
Parsloe will complete this evenings entertainment
Tbo Ia oht hv, III 4
who had congregated there to enjoy the GOODNESS Of
the place, and the religious melodies performed by
the orchestra.


NIBLo's-GRAND GALA NIGHT.-CHIrpENDALEs
BENEPIT.-A most powerful and unprecedented
assembage of the very first performers is to appear
tonight Burton, Of the best actors in this or
any other country, plays in conjunction with the
popular Henry Placide, in the comedy of the " Poor
Gentleman" Broagham will also make his first
and only appearance; Matthews, from Philadelphia /;
Mrs. Tmm, who was so enthusiastically received
on Monday last /; Mr.. Roberts, the light comedian,
Mr. s. Pearson and Mr.. Dennison in addition to
which, the excellent performers of the company,
Misses Taylor and Matthews, Chippendale, John
Seton, and Nickiuson, included in the comedy,
and popular opera of Fra Diavolo." Such an unu-
sual attraction with Edges Fireworks, will crowd
the garden for the benefit of the highly deserving
benefciaire.


VAUxHALL GARDEN.-Tonght budget of songs,
dances, comicaties, &c, to conclude with the
Ethiopian Operatic Brothers and Sister, in series
of songs gees, chorusses, and quite an attractive
bill for the habitues of Vauxhall.


FLorI.LA BALL.-Mrs. Parker and Edges grand
fete takes place this evening on the waters Of the
Hudson. Their arrangements are on the most ex-
thing attempted before. They can do it. See ad-
vertsement.