The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-11
Ttleatrieals,

PARK.-Mr. Kesn appeared as Gosser last evening In
the tragedy Of Richard H., with the usual and
stage appointments This is the last time this magnf-
cent play will be produced during the present engage
ment of Mr. and Mrs. Kean, and may say now, with
going into its particular merits that play has
parts Richard Ill.," lately played by Mr.. Kesn
the Park The management of the Park well as Mr..
Kean deserve the greatest praise for the very perfect
their intention 10 produce others OF the great
of Shakespeare with similar spendor This evening Mrs
Kean takes her benefit which occasion she appears
Portia to Mr. Keans lock, in the Merchant Of
Venice >" and afterwards Donna Violante to Mr.. KS
Don Felix in the comedy of The Wonder" (cut down
TO three acts) MIR. Keans Shylock is of his best
parts as Of his father; and of Mrs. Keans Porta
may say that there is at present nothing the stage
to match II.
BowERv THnArRr-The tragedy Of Romeo and Ju
et," and the drama of the Carpenter of Rouen
enacted this theatre last evening The house was
filled with highly respectable audience Miss Dean
was enthusiastically applauded, and tie whole perform
ances went off very well The bill will be repeat
ed this evening which fact is sufficient to draw full
house There will shortly be produced at this theatre
nautical drama entitled the Lion of the Sea-" which 10
now in rehearsal and from what we can learn, il IL
likely to have tremendous run.
GREEswIcH THyArRE-We would remind the pub.
lie that this is the last night but Of the engagement
of Mrs George Jones', whose talents actress
acknowledged to be of high order. Sho will appear
THIS evening IN Paulne, the Lady OF Lyons" OF
her best characters, and as Meg Merrilies in Guy
Mannerng" This lady has become great favorite with
the patrons of this establishment and has aided in
great to add to the prosperity Of the Green.
witch. We expect 10 see very large house here this
evening
CASTLE GARpES.-The BuGo troupe of Ethiopian sing
continue to draw crowds nightly to this beautiful
sort. Mr. Holman, very fine singer and Mr.. Thomp'
son. very popular dancer add to the by the
exercise of their respective talents There is place
where enjoy himself better than Castle Gar.
dem Independent Of the attractions above enumerated
and the beautiful dsoving views cosmoramas and Chi
fireworks the saloon itself Is well worth visit,
and the refreshments are Of excellent quality.
Mn. FoRREsr.-This gentleman arrived yesterday in
the packet ship Rochester from Liverpool after pro-
essonal tour through England and Ireland He appears
at the Park Monday evening next, in King Lear"
We hope, for the sake Of the management that
that theatre will scarcely contain the crowds that will
flock to welcome Mr. Forrest his first appearance a
ter his long soourn in foreign country We trust that
invidous comparisons with foreign artists will be avoid
cd on all sides, and that Mr.. Forrest will be judged
his merits solely This is but fair and it is the only
mode Of arriving true appreciation of his profession
al ability.
RAYMoND's MASSACHUSETTS, valuable and magni-
fcent exhibition continues its successful tour 1t is
to be at the following places in this State during this
month";
Warsaw, Sept Ia Hernellsvie. ... sept 10
Perry ........ 4" Is Bath ........... 70
Mount Morris -. " Is Painted Post ....." 81
Dams, le.. IL
Mrs Mowatt has concluded her engagement in Buffalo
Julia Turnbull the danyeise is in Buhalo