The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-18

1 Park IHEATRE-Ihe popular play OF the Lady OF
Lyons is to be produced this evening for the reopenng
Of the Park Mrs. Mowa will appear in the character
Of Pauline. Mr. W. H. Crisp Claude Mclnotte and Mr.
Bass as Col Damas. This celebrated play viii be fol.
lowed by grand pas de deur by the Misses val6e. The
performance will conclude with the farce entitled
Roland for Oliver" the principal which
will be acted by Messrs. Bass and Roberts, and Mrs
Moss. The intense curiosity excited by the Europeen
reputation Of Of the artists engaged in the per
formance will be gratfed and the public wrhave this
evening opportunity of judging for themselves of the
talent Of some of members Of the company The
plays selected for the occasion such as will please
every one, and just appreciation Of the respective
merits of the artists to be expected from the result of
their pieces in which the principal talent
OF this country has been oftentimes. Mr.. Smp
sons efforts to good company and the trouble
he has been at to engage these artists to come to Ame
RIGA desc good patronage of which, in all pro.
liability, will not be Withheld from him.
BowEsY THEArRE-The success of this new theatre
unparalleled in the theatrical annals of this country
The house is every night crowded to suocation, and
notwithstanding its vastness, il hardly suffice 10 &C.
commodae the crowd Of visitors who nightly congrega,e
within its precincts. Two plays of thrilling interest will
be acted tonight in which j. R. Scott is the prn
cipal parts" Pizarro,r in which he will play Roa and
the Shoemaker of Toulouse" in which he will appear
Jacob Odet Messrs Henkins, Clarke, and Hadaway,
and Mrs Philips will also act in BOTH and will greatly
tainment of the evening
CAsrLr GARprS.-Ths delightful place of entertain.
ment the only one opened Sundays, crowded
last night with lovers of religious music This is indeed
very agreeable retreat, and well deserves the patron
age receives nightly from the pnolic The has,esQae
Ethiopian operate troupe appear again this evening IN
one of their popular operas BLACK Diavoo," which is
to acted with the original music Of the opera Of IRA
Diavolo, Of which it is very amusing parody. Mr.,
Parsloe will dance pas eomique aud by his agility add
to the attractions OF the evening" and the delight
the audience.
NlBLo's-Rice, the renowned Jim Grow, commences
engagement tonight in sphere the tragedy Of
OeHo has been adopted opera and Rice enacts the
sable Moor We hear is the richest traresie per
formed and Astounding in native The piece is
very strong Iago, Mr. I. Pacide and to give additions
effect Messrs. Chppendale and John Seton play the
Duke and Brabantio and Miss Matthews appears the
prima donna in Desdemona Brougham, one of the
greatest favortes at the garden reengaged
and will show forth " as the " Irish Lion"
VAuxHALL GARpEN.-Ths place of amusement seems
to succeed well under its present management Many
make altogether their place Of for the evening"
and seem be delighted with it. The bill for tonight
capital one, and will doubt, meet with the appro
baton OF the habitues.
Mr.. Robert May wood a veteran member of the pro-
fesson versatile actor is announced to appear the
Eagle street Theatre Buffalo, during the ensuing week
delneator of Scotch personations and indeed the
higher walks Of the drama generally Mr. haywood has
stood for many years withouta rival His style is fine,
and peculiarly his own.
WEIGH Mann & Delavan's Equestrian Company,
expected at Danvle, Pa and will perform in that place
On Saturday afternoon, August 3Oh the above company
will exhibit at Wamsport the 25th, at Muncy the 26th
Milton the 27th Lewsburg the 2Sth Sunbury the Goth,
and at Pottsville the LIST of September.
Mr. J. P. Phillips took benefit at the National Thea
tire, New Orleans, on the ninth of this month
Nrpr do ar1y tho Tropnn 10
now performing the leading characters in tragedy and
comedy at the Prince of Wales Theatre, New Bruins
wick
The Swiss Campanoogians gave Concert at Mon
treal on Friday last
Miss Clarendon has made an engagement with Mr..
Skerrrtt, the director of the Montreal Theatre.
Mr. w. H. Houghton arrived at Montreal few days
ago and intends giving Concert in the beginning of
this week
Herr Dresback and his ons,are expected in Montreal
on the 22d instant.