The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-07
Theatrlcals.

crowds ofthe most classes which have flock
cd to Old Drury" within the past week, augur high
and permanent taste for the drama, which needs but
skful management to give it full developement Du-
ring the present engagement SO far, many have been
unable to obtain seats while their more successful III
walls were willing to undergo all the inconvenience of
crowd and heat enjoy the intellectual representations
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Kean. wealthy and constantly In
creasing city, like this embracing every diversity of
taste and character cannot well subsst without thea
tire conducted like the Park and though public molina
ton may the time have sought the more secluded
creations OF lecui literary eoierfe we sincere
y hope that the indications OF the past week bespeak
admiration for the legitimate" and determination to
support talented sentaves irrespecvely of
tona prejudice.
Last night, by request, was repeated o. The Game
ster !" Mr. and Mrs Kean appeared in the Beverlcys 1t
were but nugatory recapuate the beauties which
we alluded in last Mondays paper but forbear
noticing the impressive of the death II
strikes US being the most effective passage of Mr.
Keans acting in range he has played with
in the past week The throes of agony, "the
potent poison o'erpowers the spirit" struggling
quiverng hand the attempted prayer recoiling on
the crushed and guilty heart, as a mockery rather
than sttestaon of repentance, were delneations as
true TO nature they were evidences OF study and ge
Mus Mrs. keans acting in that scene, though almost
wholly consisting Of pantomime, was more elo-
quent than by the richest ofthe
poets pen. she truly the wife, whose grefs would
not be comforted in her deathhoIr darkened
it by the sfction which bowed the heart and the
disgrace which stained the name.
Domestic tragedy deficient though it be in dramatic
aid and habilmen yet awakens stronger emotions from
familiarity with its scenes and experience of its vi
cisitudes, than that which styled the higher walk
Duly to appreciate the herosm and sublimtythe arti
cial sentiment and rhetorical language OF the latter
there must be corresponding standard within ourselves
But the domestic drama reflects own hearts and the
objects they hold dearest and the more powerfully IL
illustrates the relations OF virtue vice, as associated
with domestic recollections
BowEnY THEArRE.-This house was again last night
crowded to suffocaton the pit to the upper tier
left for a single individual As can be readily
supposed the performance came of as well as could be-
Shat to say, with entire success Macbeth and the
Carpenter of Rouen announced for Monday eve
ming and between these two plays the beautiful Drum
mond lights will be exhibited for the benefit of those who
have not yet them This makes very large enter
tainmen for single evening" and it can be readily
surmed that the Bowery will keep its standing and pa
ronage long the manager continues his untring
exertions minister to the amusement OF the public
CASTLE GARpEs.-Another concert Of sacred music is
to take place onight at this delightful place. The
merous companies which have attended them every
Sunday speak very highly in their favor, and mention
them deserving the patronage OF musical amateurs ;
they are moreover well suited to the day on which
they are performed and their spirit hurt the feel
ings of religious people As few hours OF such re-
Taxation fail prove advantageous to all in
vite visitors to call themselves the garden where
their musical taste will undoubtedly meet with much
qualification.
NrBLo's.-Tomorrow night Madamoiselle Calve and
Madame CGurot appear This will be an absolute French
gala night" La File d Regiment" and Calve too
well known say than she plays the character
Madame Cnurot four different characters, among
them French drummer. Provost and his grand orcEes-
ira still divide the delight and approval Of the public
THE SWISS BELL RuNGERs.-The original corps give
entertainment at Palmos Opera House tomorrow even
ing Their pieces Of music have been received with
great applause, and are well worth hearing.
The original Ethiopian Serenaders, Messrs. Germon
Harrington, Stanwood Pelham and White are giving
rich entertainments at the Masonic Hail. Philadelphia.
The Pittsburgh Theatre opened on the Sd inst for a
second under the management of Messrs Shres
and Porter Mr. Neafc has been engaged at this esta
blishment
The Orphean Family gave concerts at Penn Yam
Monday and Tuesday last. They also gave at Ro
chester the 9TH inst.
Mile Julia Vincent the dancer, Mr.. and Mrs. G. How
ard Mr. Harrison, and Mr. and Miss HILL engaged at
the Olympic Theatre, Montreal.
Maelzel's Exhibition is Offered for sale in Boston,
account OF the owners intention Of returning to
France.
Raymondsi Menagere is now exhibiting at Cincin-
natl.
Mrs Kent took benefit at the National Theatre Gin
cinnati on the lst inst
Tom Thumb had.near seven hundred visitors Com
day in Providence He intends TO visit Hart.
ford in few days
The vocalist Templeton is expected to arrive in this
city by the Great Western. His musical fri, nds now
that he is our shores, are all on the qui rire