The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-13
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presented brilliant array of beauty and fashion. With
every representation of Richard III p the number of
ladies' fact appears increase and hundreds Of per-
sons who have not visited the theatre for years,
nightly attracted by the magnfcence, splendor and
taste with which this tragedy has been
got up. Unlike many plays and nero spectacles,
Richard ILL., produced at tho Park loses nothing by
repetition but the other hand the interest appears to
increase II is in truth, study for the student, the
tquarian, the scholar and the inveterate play goer.
All will find food for enjoyment and reflection The
tragedy will again be performed this evening.
BowERY THEArRE.-The Bowery. last evening" was
crowded to witness the performance Of the CO.
LIBERATED play OF the Stranger" which, together with
the dramas OF valentine and Orson" and Zembuca
passed of with sciat. This evening Mrs. Sergeant a
charming beautiful and accomplished actress takes her
benefit when Shat speares tragedy OF liking Lear''
will be performed, with the delightful comedy of the
Widows Victim" and the drama the Idiot Wit.
ness" Mrs. Sergeant is deserving lady. and in add
ton TO her strong claims the play going public and
her well known merits. she presents a most excellent
bill additional motive why her friends should ell
the house. Mr. j. r. SCOTS dslineation Of the charac
ter of King Lear, is acknowledged to be a well con.
ceived and finely executed piece of acting, and we
doubt not the Bowery will be filed to overlooking by
troops Of admirers Of the fair beneficiary and all lovers
Of good acting.
The HARMONIOUS PALMo's-The musical entertain
ments last evening Palmos fully and a.honaby
attended and the singing Of the rsptu.
rously and universally appauded The gentlemonly
appearance Of these melodiss and their ready comp
with the wishes Of the audience who frequently
desire repetition of their choicest gems add much to
the agreeabty of the evening. In order that all may
be grated in hearing them during their short stay in
this city the prices have been reduced Admission
all parts Of the house is now but twenty five cents
CONCERT AT N,pLo.-Mr. VIM A. King will give his
annual concert at Nibo's Saloon, this evening. The
Harmonium will be performed upon for the first time in
this country. There will probably be crowded
house
ORAroRro OF JErrHA.-This grand Oratorio will re
brought out next Monday evening by the Sacred Music
society, at the Tabernacle.
WEIGH 4 DELEvAr's NATIONAL CIRcus.-The enter
prising and gentiemsnly propretors OF this establish
ment have leased the Park Theatre understand and
equestrian performances In addition to their present
magnificent stud of horses they have lately purchased
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ment Of the United States during the administration Of
Mr. Van Buren, This celebrated horse is fulLblooded
ing strength with symmetry Of iimb-fu Of fire. vet at
the same time docile and ractabls a lamb He Is now
acquisition to the stock Of the National Circus The
equestrian troupe attached to this establishment il pro-
il does every variety Of talent. from the dsrnr sna
graceful rider to the wonderful and agile vaulter and
dancer Under the management of Welch and Delevan,
the National Circus at the Park cannot fail becoming
highly fashionable and elegant place of amusement
SANDS PorIEs.-The late manager Of the American
Circus Company in England, Mr.. Richard Sands il now
on his way to this country in the ship Switzerland hav-
ing with him OF the most valuable circus or melo
dramatic horses to be found in all Europe Among the
rest the two famous trick horses Of Frsncon whose
performances have been the wonder Of the age He has
also with him whole troupe Of Shetland Ponies most
sngulary marked Of the most diminutive size and
said to be trained to do thing but speak In ad-
dtion these Sands perform boy in posturine
and all those extraordinary feats which have made him
famous in London and Pans. They will in all proba-
bty be engaged at the Bowery Theatre, in series of
melodramatc spectacles about to be produced at that
house.
Hackeu the comedian, while his way 10 New Or
leans was induced to stop night at Charleston
and play Mons. Mallet
Julia Turnbull, the danseuss, is drawing crowded
houses at Charleston, 8. C.
Herr Alexander, the magician, is in Baltimore from
whence he goes to Washington
Miss Dean, beautiful and talented young actress il
becoming extremely popular in Cincinnati.
Mrs. Mowatt is still drawing fashionable and crowded
houses in Savannah, Ga.
We learn from Havana that the Italian troupe were to
give their first opera Thursday the 26th ut Romeo
Jieo' would be performed by Signora Pico (Romeo)
and Miss c. Cirartegin Uuliea) in company with Srs
Antognini and Valtellna Miss Crartegin is a Young
lady Of respectable family in Havana; she 10 rery
young and has for the last three four years sung in
the most fashionable saloons also the Lceo whore
she sung Puitani' and Lucia di Lampsrsaooy with
great success.