The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-07
Theatricals.

PARK THEATRE.-Mr and Mrs. Charles Kean re-ap.
peared at the Park last night it being the first of another
short engagement here. Warm and hearty as has been
their reception on these Shores all occasions in tb,
and other cities on which they met the public
REASONABLY not one of them exceeded that Of Las,
nghtfor hearty and sincere greeting In "Much Ado
About Nothing" Mrs. Kean took the part of Beatrice
Mr. Kean that OF Benedck 1t quite astonishing to see
the versatility displayed by both of these accomplished
ac'ors Who from the deepest tragedy the profoundest
analysis OF the human mind and passions can slide with
AGILITY into the playful sparkling and humorous phases
OF character This is evidence that IL il eenua thu, a.
not mannersm that directs them to excellence and tho,
seizes SO deeply on the minds of observers as was Wis;
Die last night Mr. Bland played the "Princen-Mr Dyott
appeared as Ciaudio-Mr. Barry Leonato and Fisher
AZ An'oha-and Hero was clevery represented bv Mrs
Abbott The scenery, by Mr.. Hillyard was yerv beau
tful; and, altogether this admirable comedv as a.
ghtfully performed. 1t were quite uncaled for N .nr
OF the throng in the house. for that is thing Of
when the Keans appear they were called out after the
his' piece, ana much ado' made about them in the
neaues. Piaudits' After dance by the Misses yaee
the whole force Of the corps dramoque appeaed i;
extravaganza of "Fortunio' it excited ex,r.r,
ana gaty In the house until the curtain fell and ali ~.
seemed 70 40 their best and that very
~ MI. ana Mrs kean appear tonight in "Hamlat,,
this Will be powerful attraction
AnS
STAR still RACES" Last evening there was nerfec,
rush to witness the beautiful performances of Mes,r,
Coney and Blanchard, and their wonderful dogs TIL.
drama In which they appeared called the Idiot Of
the Shannon" Mr. Coney's pantomimic acting il verv
beautiful and the exploits Of the dog can hardly be
cribed Previous to the drama the laughabe farce NJ
sprgs OF Laurel was played and the evening closed
with the beautiful drama Of Mazeppa in which Mr. Mil
ner played the hero, and ashed his Indian mare Poca
honas dashed up the steep in terrific style We have
the same bill tonight.
CASTLE GARpgs.-Ths burlesaue opeYa s,nusr. hs ..
ing been prevailed by the manager. NJ ,h;, h,-h,r
popular place Of resort to remain another ws.L rns.
ae.n last evening in the laughable opera Of the
virginia oiri," aburlesque Of the Bohemian Girl. >
''o music Oh the original opera was sung Thu an
was KEEP. In perfect of laughter throuubou,
tne wnoe' Previous to the burlesque a vocal
was given by the company. This is posi,;vs,v ~ -.
week OF this company. Tonight we have N. .n. IA,
PALMos OPERA Heusrs-The Ethion,.n ss-..ss.n
had another great house last night The vr.a, ....'
OF strangers that are now in town from all parts ;,
the fair, will doubtless avail themselves of tho on,-
nifty Of visiting these far-famed artists THAR -
that are unrvalled In execution and musical taste an,
enchant every who hears them and their sparLlin
bon mots curious conundrums and general style
well calculated to sustain that popularity which thew
have so fully acquired They perform again this even
'ng as usual, and every evening this week.
The diorama Of the Battle of Bunker,s Hill ia exhibit
ing at Portland Maine.
:, Howes and Msbie's Olympic Aroma and New York
CIRCUS " at st. Lonis Nv" w"