The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-11

Theatlicals.
PARK THEArRE.-Last night very crowded house
witnessed the repetition Of As You Like 1t !" indeed
from the general revival Of theatrical taste and the ap
plause which rewards the performances of Mr. and Mrs
Kean, we would say that repetition seems to deepen
their claims upon public favor and ''custom cannot
stale their infinite variety"
Mrs. Keans personation of Rosalind has been FIRE.
quently commented TO be admired, to render fur
Their notice almost were it of least
ungrateul allow the recollection of past pleasure to
steel u nsensblity of presen-uniting the dignity
ofthe princess with the simplicity of pastoral e dis
guise seems but ameans to display versatility and elicit
fresh graces. The portrait may be familiar to the eye,
but every fresh glance will yet discover beauty
tint which the ndvidualizes the resemblance and
stamps the skill of the artist Her first meeting with Or.
lando feminine and delicate in the extreme and her
Have with you, Coz !" on parting from him. was as fine
chord of reluctance petulance and love- could well
be struck words few. Her scene with her usurp.
ing uncle first hearing her sentence of Punishment
was finely melted from the dignity OF the highborn the
wrongs OF the injured to the duplication OF the helpless
woman.
and in saying so, to accord him all the praise
which can be won from the character Isolated from
cety and almost from the duties and anities to man.
the character OF aques borows from solitude stronger
sympathy and deeper well of feeling He seems to
realize in himself the apo,hegm Of lis fellow in exile
OF compassion he gave the apostrophe to the
stricken deer.
T is week closes the engagement of Mr.. and Mrs
Kean We are sorry to cry them Yale but sure,
wherever they 60, they will be welcomed with iadite
This evening will be repeated Bulwer's comedy of
money"
BowERY THEATRE.-The attendance, last night, to wit
ness the performance of Rob Roy, very good and
this dramatic of of the best of scotts novels
was very well given by the performers in general The
principal character the bold outlaw Rob Roy, well
sustained by Mr. Scott; end we must compliment this
gentleman the fidelity of his study Of the
leading characters that he performs. Mr. Hadaway's
Baie Nico was glorious piece of comicality The
scenery in this piece very good and the great applause
that was bestowed on several of them not unmerted
The thrilling drama of the Six Degrees Of Crime, with
an excellent caste, closed the evenings entertainment
This evening the plays of the Conquest of Taranto and
Robin Hood, will be given. Both excellent dramas.
CASTLE GARpEN-We can only say OF this place, that
its attractions great ever; and that Barney
Williams and his troupe prove excellent cards for the
proprietors.
NIBLo's.-Thenew opera of 1.-THE Queen of Cyprus"
is the most splendid affair that the French Company
attempted in this city. The saloon crowded We
cannot describe the pageantryit must be seen. The
Kingdom of Women'is to be produced at last For Sc
yera weeks the ladies have been rehearng the diver
tsement of evolutons combats and dances. The piece
said to abound in comic abeaur That spirited actress
appears whole VI females Of the
company figure guards to the Queen Every thngihe
French troupe undertake is finished to perfection Nadine
C9uriot acts in Misrepresentation Vaudeville of Mademo
sele Dargevlle lady of the company (Calve ex.
cepted) has made such rapid advances in public esna-
ton Madame C9uriot-she is an established ia
vorte, and the public have done her than JUS
tce, for she is inmitable. Tomorrow the magnificent
piece Of the Queen of Cyprus"
PROFESSOR HoRScAsTLE's ENrERrAINMEsT.-This gen.
ueman gave his first entertainment last evening the
Society Library. He comes amongst us without any
pretensiOns premontory pus but from What heard
of his performance last night Judge him to be
cellent and discriminating singer He mingled anecdote
and gave quite insight into the nature oa branch
music that has hitherto been left untouched viz the
primitive and rural music of Ireland; and of
songs that he in the Irish language singuary
encored and justly The natives of the " Emerald
Ise especially ought to attend his concerts, they
will find them most interesting pourray ing they do
the wild life and customs of their ancestors. The
dience were not so numerous as we could have wished
and hope that his next entertainment will be H.
beray supported by those who feel interest in the
songs OF old Ireland
Mr.. haywood is engaged at Albany during the
ing week Afterwards he is engaged to fulfil engage
ment in st. Johns N. B.
Mrs Nowatt and Mr. Crisp are playing at Burton's
Front st. Theatre in Baltimore They performed in the
Honey Moon on Tuesday last
WEIGH & Manns Mammoth Circus will exhibit for
night at Saratoga on the 22d inst.
Mr. Pennington, with his Eral Ship, is expected in this
city to- day We understand he will be found at the
Aston House In he cannot succeed in obtaining
company to aid his views either here in Boston his
tenton is to proceed to Europe and form there.
They performing horse drama the Peoples Thea
tire, Cincinnati Mazeppa and Putnam drawing crowded
hons