The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-20

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PARE THEArRE-srcoSp NieHr--"O OLD DruryD wa
last night filed BY even larger audience than on tn
opening night, and gave brilliant promise of success
and with such attractions would be indeed strange
crowded houses were not drawn. Mrs. Mowatt. VIII
mas commenced new in the history of the American
drama, last night performed the part of Juana in tn
Honey Moon" This was her second sppesrancein thu
character and although no. well calculated to dis
play the different emotions which Mrs. Mowatt so admi
raby psrtrays in Pauline il gave opportunity to wit
ness her fine dramatic powers in light comedy. Mr.
Crisp, the Duke threw great light and animation nts
part and fully sustained the reputation he has
since he has appeared in the higher characters Mr.
Bass as Jacques, full of comic humor and made I
decided hit being loudly appauded We could not hell
noticing particularly Mr. Dyotts admirable PRESERVATION
of Rolando He brought out the full humor of the part
John Fisher Yves admirably comic in Lampedo. Zamors
as the hostess Mrs Abbot, Voante At the falling
Of the curtain Mrs Mowat loudly called for and ap
After the comedy the Miss Vaees danced pas de farses
The entertainments closed with the farce Of the Dumb
| Belle"
Tonight have strong bill, "The Wife, with
Mrs Mowatt as Mariana Mr. Crisp as Julian ST. Pierre
TO conclude with the farce Of Roland for Oliver
| and dancing by the Miss Vallees. Go early.
| BowrRY THEATRE.-Last night the house was again
crowded to and the performance went off, usual
to the entire satisfaction Of the audience r. Scott was
admirable in the delineaton of Jacob Odet the Shoe
maker Of Toulouse and the applause which
received can only be compared to those that
him as Rolla in Pzarro," which acted previous
Mr. Davenport was also very good in both plays especi
ally in the Shoemaker of Toulouse, The same can be
said OF Mrs. Henkins., and MIR. Clarks, who acted
also very creditably Mrs. Phillips Cora In Pzarro
and Adelaide in the second DRAMA acted well the char
acters she called upon to personae Mrs Sergeant
also unexceponably and received from the audi
ence many marks Of appreciation Tonight will be pro.
duced Schillers tragedy of the Robbers Of Bohemia
in which Mr. Scott will appear Charles de Moor, the
Student Mr. Henkins will Francis de Moor the Par.
will be followed by Shakspeare Comedy of Errors :,
IN which Messrs Hadaway and vache will perform the
two Dromos aud hessrs Clarke and Davenport the two
Antpholes This is, indeed splendid BILL and it will
not a to induce many to call this evening the Bowery
CASTLE GARpEN.-The Som.am.bull.ole will be given
tonight to the delight Of the lovers of fun This adm
rable parody of of the finest operas cannot fail to
continue to prove great attraction and it can be read
y inferred that the house will again be very crowded
Mr. Parsloe and Miss Pray will also appear during the
evening in their Pas du Tyrol, and in addition to the
splendid music OF the Opera of La Somnambula which is
throughout the parody the orchestra will play
the overture to Tampa, and grand Gallop.
NrBLos-John Seton has his benefit this EVENING"
course bumper-on his merits. But look at the
cast Of Marrled Lesee the arses that have rallied
round him to grace the occasion. Henry Placide
Brougham and Rice each in their line popular-Chip-
pendae and the veritabe John himself The lovely Miss
Nelson-the clever Miss Kate Ludlow-have also volun-
teered Then We have our own Mary Taylor and Miss
Helen Mathews The Anglesea Singers appear for the
first time here having in the handsomest manner offered
their valuable aid, and will sing three of their most eff
fective melodies. Edge sparkes in splendid fire
works Altogether it is of the nights Of the season
Married Life, one of the best comedies of the day-the
Anglesea Singers. who have created sensation wher.
ever they have appeared-and the aughabe sketch of
| the Virginia Mummy" in which Mrs. Watts Nickin.
son and Gallagher, support Rice, forms great bill
Mr. and Mrs. Charles gave grand dramatic soiree
last night, at the United States Hotel Saratoga.
Stckney's Circus, now at Pittsburgh, is at present
under full headway the full tide OF successful expe.
riment."
The Acrobat Family commenced an engagement at the
| Albany Museum last evening.
Holland has been re-engaged at the Albany Museum.
Mr. Frazer the vocalist, courteous gentleman denies
having corresponded with any European paper writing
| SANDERS against the American people
Mrs. Mowaus comedy of Fashion," is soon to be re.
| vved.
Mrs Lemon intends to give concert at Gloucester on
the 22d isst.
Miss Adelaide Phillips, having finished very success.
ful engagement OF two years at the Boston Museum
tends making short tour and among other places will
visit Salem on Thursday and Friday next, and give
| series OF pleasing and elegant entertainments.
Maelzel is exhibiting in Boston his conaagrator
Of Moscow, Automaton rope dancers and speaking
| figures.
Mrs. Burke took benefit last night at Burtons Thea
tire, Philadelphia.
+. Conner has made engagement at Burton,
Theatre. Philadel phia.
The Walnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia closes or
Saturday next for three weeks will be superbly reft
ted in the interim.
The Chestnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia opens in
| about week. 1t has been elegantly embeshed and
refurnshed by Mr. Burton who, it is said, intends to
| bring out the drama called Margaret Catchpole"
The Tabernacle building in Howard street. Boston,
being fitted up for performances The edfce is to
dergo an entire renovation in the interior, and every
thing is to be done to make OF the most comforta
ble agreeable, and fashionable resorts in the city.
Signor Bltz after absence of nearly two years has
returned to this country during which he has been pro
essonaly engaged in the West Indies and the cont
nent Of South America reaping laures and ucre wher
| ever he went. He is engaged at the Boston Museum
WEIGH and Manns uErivsled equestrian company viii
| exhibit in Syracuse on the 9th and 2sth inst
WEIGH and Deavans troupe of equestrans are expect
| ed in Pennsylv on the 2lst.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles kean will be found, among
rho bv the II ihernia af the A ctor JIouso