The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-10

Theatricals, 80.
Already the thestres in this city have felt In some
measure revival During the last two or three nights
several Of the theatres were attended by full and respect
able audiences such unprecedented for the last
few months; and have doubt this created by the
partial subsdence Of political excitement and the rsPose
consequent ssceraining the result Of the Presidential
election.
At the Park Mr. haywood the talented representative
of Scottish characters took his bene6t few nights ago.
and had fashionable ald well attended house He went
through his6es with his accustomed skill and aient
and WAS much applauded throughout by the audience
For time past this theatre has been shiny at
tended with the exception Of those nights on which May
wood and Pacde appeared Indeed, the management Of
the Park conducted with much negligence and care
lessness that almost completely any attempt
the part the distinguished actors revive the
fortunes give sclao the of that old establish
ment There il extreme want Of spirit Of energy, Of
enthusiasm in the general management of the Park thea
Instead of following the enterprsing spirit Of the
age Of avaing themselves Of the Pecuartes and keeT
ing pace with the notifications Of the public tsse their
utmost ambition to be to act the miserable mita
tors Of former times In particulars which do not at
ply to the present age. In short time, we understand
that the segun troupe, with Fraser principal tensre,
will make its appearance here and bring out the English
opera the Park which may possibly help the financial
ofairs of that establishment.
Among the various theatres which have experienced
the revival we may mention NibloS, under the manage
ment of Corbyn During the last few nights has been
crowded. and that with highly respectable audiences
The company in this theatre Of the best stock
panes in the country Brougham. s perhaps, ofthe
best dslneaors Of Irish character to be found Dunn
has acquired great popularity, whilst the other members
male and female efficient each in their line. They
have got up at this thesre the drama Of Peter wilkins
and that with such scenery decorations and music,
fills the house every night This theatre will be one 81
the principal competitors Of the Olympic during s pre-
sent career and Corbyn to have laid himself out
for the most successful that the times will
admit Of The locality ofthis theatre Is remarkable good
placed the centre Of great and populous district Of
city, contiguous to the North river and must be al
lowed that his prospects excellent in the coming win
the engagement Of Brougham must be consid
cred fortunate one far money is concerned. W.
should like brought out at this establishment more
Of those amusing Irish dramas, particularly those in
which Fewer used to shine. With little more attention
Brougham would be the successful actor of the day
in this line, and almost equal Power himself.
The Olympic is going on in the old way bringing ou
variety Of new farccal ofthem passabe
but the last is stated to be failure. Mitchell has got
deal OF tact and management but requires all that ant
more to support successful competition with Nblos
which is larger and more commodious house. We have
not heard what ID doing in the Chatham Bowery Thea
tres but is possible that they too have experienced
| revival since the change in political affairs.
Theatricals certainly the increase every day
and we have no doubt that the will be exceeding
ly prosperous The public seem to be relieved from thu
excitement and absorbing agitation of politics, and Wi
a. matter Of course seek intellectual 'and rational
amusements.
Amongst the other amusements Of the day we must
not forget the Italian Opera for which preparations
now making to open the at Palmos on Mondsy
week. and the company will only have the kindness
keep quarrelng among themselves, without breakir
out into complete they keep up the agta
ton and pickering, remembering to con6ne lit to Il
green room-and not allow the dscord behind the
to minge with the musical concord before them-then
the people ofNew York may look for treat but If they
attempt repetition of their former conduct they may
expect reception that will surprise them.
slsbse il reengaged at the Front Street Theatre Bal
imore
The Murderer. is the attractive title of play in
four acts lately produced with success at the Dresden
Theatre by the Princess Amelia Of saxony ceebra
ted in the world of letters Who says there il "re
roy al road to learning now 2