The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-01

PARK THEArRE.-Mr. Collins received most enthusi.
asc reception his return TO the Park boards last eve
ming. He had q very fair house notwithstanding the
drawbac of most unpleasant evening He appeared as
Paudeen O'Raferty in Born to Good Luck" and aer-
wards as Morgan Rather, in How to pay the Rent
His Paudeen ORaferty of the raciest pieces of
comic acting have His scene with the
Countess Mrs vernon) the very OF rich drol.
lerv Fishers Count Malt and Mrs Vernop's Countess
Collin, sang the Widow Machree and the Liquor Of
Life in both of whichhe Enthusiastically encored.
His voice much improved in tone and volume since bis
return from the South and idea Of its effect the
audience last evening be gained from the fact that
each verse Of his songs was warmly sppsuded His
in it was rendered with most happy effect The chorus
was Enthusiastically encored and the piece Off with
ofthe sn and bow ed his Judgments Of the
warm applause which greeted him The Elton Bow
closed the evening. .9,srtsnpsnt This capital farce
Fill her Barrett and Mrs knight contribute to sustain
kept in of laughter from the beginning TO the
end Mrs Hunt appears to great advantage in the cha
brought out often To morrow evening Mr. Collins az
pears for the first time in America in the charsc.
ter soS 81 Captain osonT d in The comedy Of The
dy in The Irish Post" The former piece has been for
some time past in preparation and will be put the
Andrews, Fisher, and A Andrews, sustain excellent
parts Mr. Collins will sing several Of his best songs
tne course OF tho evening
BowERr THEArRE.-Mr. A. A. Adams closed his en-.
gagsment and took his benefit at this theatre last eve
ming To morrow evening" Mrs. Coleman Pope, of whom
report speaks highly, viii make her FIRST public appear
in this country. Mr. De Bar, actor Of much CO.
lebrity, will sso make his first appearance The favo
rite play OF Loves Sacrifice" in which Mrs. Pope will
sustain the character of Margaret Emore will give her
fair opportunity of display ing her dramatic powers
After dance by tho Misses Vaee the drama of the
dumb Girl of Genoa" will be performed Mr.. De Bar
a. Strsppado.
BowERY AMrHIrHEArRE.-The attractive novelties
presented at this establishment continue draw crowd
ed houses Felix Carlo the Italian clown unequalled
in his way and posturst and contorionst we have
seldom seen his equal Mr. Levi North the renowned
equestrian 10 engaged for short period and will appear
tomorrow evening. In addition, Mr. Kemp the fam ms
English clown, will make his first appearance in this
country tomorrow evening The performances at this
place of highly interesting character and well re.
ward visit
RAYMOND & WARINo's MESAoERIE.-This establish.
ment is now in the full tide of success, enjoying full
proportion Of patronage. The perfect control and innu
that Mr. Pierce exercises his subjects the
theme of admiration with every visitor This place
is well deserving of visit from citizens, and es-
pecally from the thousands of strangers present
journipg in the city. We commend II to them SUCH
On Wednesday evening last, Mile Dimier took her
benefit at Boston. Madame Augusta appeared in " La
Giselle,n Mile Dinner as the Queen The house was
crowded with an enthusiastic audience.