The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-05
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PARK THEATRE The beautiful and sterling comedy Of
the Jealous Wife," will be revived this evening and
great the Mrs Kean has BEEN in all her avo
rite charactersw anticipate that Mrs Oakley will one
ofhe finest There other representa-
tive of this arduous character the stage and
have doubt the public will witness this enipg of
the greatest treats that be afforded them
Verona" will be brought out tomorrow evening. This
exquisite shakesperian comedy has never, we believe
what Mrs. Kean will be in Julia, from acquaintance
with her Viola. The production of these two comedies
will add to the fame OF the keans and the treasury of
Mr.. Simpson.
BowERr THEArRr.-Mrs. Shaw appears tonight as
Julia in the Hunchback" part she has not acted for
five years, and consequently novelty, added to which
she also plays her great part Of Constance in the Love
Chase " the performance being for her benefit and the
last night of most brilliant engagement Mr.. Jackson
whose enterprise never sleeps should endeavor to re-
biiy of efectng it. The Bowery theatre, in its bright
est days, never fourished with ecIaf than under
the present proprietor the look out
for novelty ami presenting nightly strong inducements
TO visit his theatre The public appreciates his abors,
and will reward him accordingly.
GREENWICH THEArRE.-A drama Of singular con-
structon and most thrilling interest, which is
ting great excitement Paris called tho Man in the
Iron Mask will be brought out this evening at the
Greenwich, with powerful accessions of talent and ap
proprate scenery Mr. Freer, and Miss Mary Duff, who
has become such favorite with the public, will both
appear in this piece After which the Ethiopian minstres
will appear in their celebrated performances, and sing
Of those nggar melodies" which Thousands have
enjoyed in hearing. To be followed by the ntere ting
drama OF the "Vagrant and His Family" performed by
the strength of the Greenwich company. The pretty
Miss Robinson will dance one Of her favoiite pas after
which the King Of Darkies, John Diamond, will give
CINE dancing which in itself well worth the price of
H in s
s %:n glad to ''' not backward in proper
BowERr CIRcus.-Levi North. the distinguished
equestrian will appear for the first time this
fore New York audience, and all who 60 to see HIM
bound to be astonished. new species of enter.
tainment is also offered this evening, in exhibition o.
the athletic exercises Of the oden time in England
bracng OF all the games, sports and festivals
which read about, but very seldom Mr.. Dale,
the unrivaed yaulhst will exhibit his skill too in
mersetting. II is almost incredible to what system
excels almost any performer living. We cannot men.
ton all the variety OF entertainment to be met with in
this s%phitheare ut no one will regret an evening
know no end, and pleasure no limit.
ARCH STREET THEATRE, PHmApELPHIA-Mr. Burton
has great secured the services of the Ravel
Family late of Nblo Garden, in this city, and they ap-
pear this evening in their performances The tight
rope and in the comic pantomime OF NJ Duchalmeau.
After which the farce of the Irish Tutor will be pre-
scented, Mr. Shaw, an actor Of much merit, taking the
character of DIR. OToole. strong BILL and should fill
any house in the country.
WALNUT STREET THEATRE, PHrLApKLrHIA.--A com.
bnaton Of high dramatic talent presented at this the
tire, to night. Mrs. Mowatt and Mr.. Davenport, who
have been emneny and deservedly successful with
u.s. appear in the tragedy of Romeo and Juliet" this
evening; after which, the farce of the lish Tutor -
will be performed. Mr. Leonard as Teddy ORourke.
The real Irish personhcson Of the latter gentleman will
him VAIN admirers wherever he may go, and the
bless the ,tsrs hch send them three
actors Of such rare excellence in their profession as will
appear before them this evening.