The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-15
ThentricnI, Musical, and SO. forth.

The theatrical season in New York has been
hitherto prosperous The Park has many engage
ments made, amongst whom are the Wallack, pro-
baby on his return from Boston, and Forrest.
This will give the public opportunity to see diff
ferent conceptions OF the same pieces by the most
distinguished tragedians. Mr.. and Mrs. Kelley are
also expected here early In December. At the
Chatham, the season has been successful beyond
parallel Novelties succeed each other in quick
succession, and dramatic talent of the first order is
produced Rice is crowding the house nightly,
and his popularity appears TO have greatly increased,
as il deserves to do. Nbo's season has likewise
been unparalleedly prosperous but it is now draw
ing TO a close. OF Mitchell, we hear but little.
His little theatre was the rage few seasons ago,
and his novelties the subject of universal CONVERSE
ton; but now the public appear TO have changed
their tune, aud substituted Oh, no we never men,
ton IT," Judging from his play bills, it would ap-
pear that he is depending the reputation OF other
seasons, for his "leading people," amongst whom
was Mrs Timm, have been supplanted by inferior
ones, aud his pieces are mainly old farces and re-
vlved burlesques
The French operate Troupe, with Madame Calye
are at the Chestnut street Theatre, Philadelphia.
Yankee Hall is at the Arch street Theatre, Pnila-
delphla. Booth is there also.
Mr.. T. d. Rce-JIm Crow-is at the Chatham.
Madame CASTELAR, is still delghting US with her
concerts.
Mrs. Sutton is still devoted to tuition here Rus
rel has proceeded TO Philadelphia where he is giving
concerts.
The Raves go toMexico after closing their engage
ment al Nblo's where at present the Italian Opera
Troupe and the Ravels alternate. The Ravels go
to Pernambuco, in the barque Mazeppa, which
leaves here on the ooh. They have already engag-
ed their passage. She goes to Rio, but stops there
TO land them
De Brgnis is giving concerts at Rochester in this
State
Despite of the prevalence OF the fever, arrange
ments for the opening OF the New Orleans theatres
are progressing. The St Charles is announced to
commence the season or about the LIST Novem-
Der, and the American also Mrs A D. Seton
manages the latter establishment, and announces
English operas, with the >eguns, Mr. Burton, He'll
&c. The St Charles, II PacIde, Mr. and Mrs
Brougham, Ryder and Forrest.
Mr.. q. H. Barrett, comedian, was at Cincinnati
few days ago.
MIR James Wallack, jr., is at Baltimore, and will
make professional tour ss Tar as New Orleans
Rockwell and stones splendi circus company is
at Providence, Rhode Island Mann and Welsh's
company has gone 10 the West India Islands
Marble and Slsbee, the representatives OF Yankee
characters, were al ST. Lou few DAYS ago.
James Wallack the Wallack-is in Boston.
Hsckett, having recovered from his indisposition,
mas again made his appearance at the Park
Wallace and Mrs. Watson are at Boston
Forrest is at the National, Philadelphia lie goes
south in The winter, as far as New Orleans
Young Vandenhof is at the Walnut street theatre,
Philadelphia.
Burton is playing in Baltimore. The Seguins,
ShrIval, &c are also there.
Mary Ann Lee, the danseuss, is at the Walnut
street, Philadelphia.
Madame Cnu Damoreau, Prima Donna from the
Grand Opera In Paris, NC, assisted by Mons Artot,
gives her first concert here next week.
Mr.. Wallace will also give concert here next
week.
The Masters Hughes the Calnbrian Minstrels, are
10 Canada
Mrs Gibbs, late Miss Graddon, has confined her.
sell TO the Canadas for the last two years. She is
very little heard of.