The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-19
Theatrical.

PARK THEArRE-This theatre was comfortably filed
last evening by highly select and fashionable assem-
bly, Mr.. Collins appeared Sir Patrick O'Penpo in
the Irish Ambassador and also in Teddy the Tier"
We do not like his Plenipo much as we do his
'Mcshane his Teddy, and little inclined to
think that his fame will be based the latter We still
maintain however that his delineations of Irish chaac
ter the most perfect that we have seen since the
time Of Power Mr. Collins songs are rsshed as they
been compelled to sing them twice every occasion
where they introduced He will appear tonight in
the " Nervous Man." and in How to Pay the Rent"
Bowxxr-The drama of Hoboken" was performed
last night before crowded house, and passed of with
much eclat walcotts Beau Earnest, and Clarks Glen
dennng were admirably sustained. Mrs Booth play ed
the character of Mary Lennox, with much ability The
Wizard of the Wave" also represented; and the
whole passed of highly creditable to Old Bowery"
SCOTS IharSs fakner IN !ne ,smes piece was Soy
Coney and Banchards farewell benefit will take place
bumper house will doubtless be present to take leave
of their favorites
GREESwIcH THrArRK-This evening is set apart for
tho benefit of the celebrated Acrobat family and the
last time those distinguished artises will appear in New
York. The performance will commence with very in
strucve moral drama called the "Incendary, or the
Horrors of Intemperance which has been pronounced
Of great interest This will be succeeded by the Burletta
off, Lie and No Lie or Confusion worse COMPOUNDED"
and also the farce Did You Ever Send Your Wife to
Richmond Hill" The Acrobats will perform some Of
their wonderful feats between the pieces Mr. Marks
will perform solo the VIOLIN with other entertain
ments the particulars of which will be found under the
Theatrical head. With such great bill, will be
surprised if the Greenwich is not filed night.
MD'LLE BLANoY This distinguished danse1se drew
together last evening very brilliant assemblage. The
poetry of motion" found in MdIe Blangy, effective
representative, and her personason Of Gselle in this
popular ballet highly applauded throughout last
evening Mdlle exces in all the witchng graces of
her art Her figure and person much in her favor
and her deeply calculated to fascinate her
ditory. Her Gselle last night rapturously ap-
plauded.
CASTLE GARpEN.-To-nigh the attractions in this pop
ular place Of public resort will be honored with
crowded auditory. Few places of evening amusement
in our city, will repay fully the viser. The
chestra under the direction Of Mr.. c. w Meyrer per.
ainments this evening, include several select pieces
from the most distinguished composers The cool and
heahful evening breeze inhaled fresh from the Allan
tic, is worth the price of admittance.
the BowERY AMpHrrHEArRE will open for the season
Tryon The company will be made up from selection
OF the best performers of all the principal eque stran
troupes.
MAY FLY--SANps' BoYs--FrGHrISo PoxrEs-These
splendid novelties in the equestrian way will be at Nor
witch, New York, the 26h, and at Emira the goth
inst Messrs Sands Lent reapng golden harvest
from their enterprise
Mrs. Hunt, appeared as Beatrice at the National of
Boston, on Monday evening, in Much Ado About Ne
thing" Wheatley sustaining the character of Benedck