The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-02
Thcatricats.

PAnx THrArRr.-on occasion of the benefit Of NJ r
Charles Kean last evening, the Park Theatre well
hed and the play Of King John" passed OF with the
decided feiat which has attended its every representa-
ton. We cannot too strongly urge upon those of
citizens strangers who ever enter the walls of thee
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the fidelity OF historic illustration and in liberal
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proxmate to nature acting be the Constance Of
Mrs kssn nature itself Owing to previous arrange
ments the play will be offered but two nights after
this evening and if the chance lost is perhaps
lost forever of witnessing drama Of thrilling interest
in itself and produced with powerful accessories Of
mechanical splendor and ingenuity.
BowERY THEArRE-" Putnam" was produced at this
theatre last evening with much success Vache, as
General Washington looked the hero and the patriot to
much advantage. Miner, Putnam, excellent in
his part, and Mrs Sergeant Kate Putnam admir-.
abld The Children in the Wood" was next pro.
ability. Tonight, Putnam the " Founding of the
Forest" and Beauty and the Beast" will be performed
The worthy and popular manager Mr. Jackson always
assduous in his efforts to produce sufficient attractions
for his numerous patrons; and the Star Of Empire" al
ways shines triumphant in old Bowery" under his able
and liberal management. With such attractions the
bill Of this evening presents together with the extremely
moderate prices Of the tickets the house will doub.
less be q perfect jam
GREESwIcH THEATRE.-This establishment has thus
far. learn met with success, fully equal to the ex
pectaons of its friends and its new management
spares pains to render it deservedly popular place
Of amusement. This evening Mr.. John Dunn, excel
lent comedian appears Bill Small in the play of
Bills Birthday and Miss Julia Drake and II. Chap
in the aughabe farce of An object Of Interest"
The evenings entertainment will conclude with the
farce of Peter white Mile julia Vincent will dance
two favorte ssui The bill 10 most sttr sctive, and
should draw a crowded house
ALHAMRA-This is the last week Of Herr Alsxsnder's
engagement and all who fond OF the marvellous and
Of witnessing curious and beautiful fests in natural
gic and experimental philosophy should not deprive
themselves Of the opportunity Of paying him visit He
10 always great vore with the fair, for he avishes
compliments candles and bouquets among them with
most unspsripg hand but his sword trick 10 almost too
frghal for their delicate nervss However, they crowd
to see him, and do not 60 away unsatishsd-
BowrRr ANpHrrHEArRE-Mr. North again made his
appearance here last evening and astonhed the whole
house with his inimtable fess of horssmanship Mile
Jesseyne, the excellent donssuse also appeared and
Madame Camille Gardner the "eyren OF the Floating
Scarf ELECTED by her astonishing equestrian feats the
most most un9ou,ssd applique. from al quarters Of the
nsr, Mrs Jesselyne and Mr.. Bacon, kept the whole
house In a continual Of laughter Indeed, this
famous English psntomime is sufficient in itself,
extreme talent and ability display cd evening OF the
circus, IL best appreciated by Numerous aen dance
Of spectators that nightly crowd here. Tonight very
attractive bill iSput forth.
RAYMOND AND wAsxes MrSAorRix.-But few more
nights remain of the limited period that this
will remain in the city. 1t comprises Of the most
complete collections of living animals In this
try and we'll worthy Of inspection No one can be
hold the widest Of the brute creation a. there exhibited
and at the time thoroughly under subjectos to
mans control without reflections which should render
him wiser and better The difference between matter
with and that without soul most instructvely Illus
,rsted.