The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-07
TllcatrlOals.

Thcatrieals.
PARx.-The opera Of the Position of Lonjumeau"
was presented last evening for the second avery
respectable house. and was performed much better than
on the previous night This was the last appearance
this season Of the Segun troupe. This evening Mr. and
Mr.Kean make their debut in shskspeares Orchard III
which is produced under their immediate direction, in
style Of great splendor This celebrated tragedy will
undoubtedly have great rum and lift successful
the management anticipate, the public may look Tor
ward with certainty to the production of plays in
similar style.
BowERY THEArRE-The Bowery was crowded last
evening, the occasion Of the benefit of Mr. N H. Ban
MISTER the successful author of nearly hundred plays
The bill presented last evening strong one.--
The fine national drama Of Putnam" which has had
most uncxampled rum written by Mr.. Bannister, was
played Ars In this, Mr. Bannissr himself sustained the
part of the blunt old Major, in manner which drew
down the most enthusiastic applause from the whole
hsuse Mr. Bannister 6ns actor and correct.
yet at the time vigorous Alter Putnam" Paul
Fry" and the Golden Farmer" played This even.
ing Mrs Phillips, who has done all the leading business
at the Bowery tragedy comedy and farce the last
two years takes benefit She is most useful and de-
would DO without her The sii i Van. shos" n
which Mrs Phillips plays Jane Shore, and Mr. Scott the
Duke Of Gloster After this there will be variety Of
entertainments among which Mrs Phillips will deliver
address prepared for the occasion and the evening
will close with the capital comedy of the Soldiers
Dau ghter." Give her bumper.
The HARMorEoNs-The musical soirse Of last evening
at Palu os Opera House, delightful entertainment
The lovers Of harmony were not disappointed We cd
wise all who have and TASTE not TO let the opporuui
ty pass by oi hearing the Harmonious We understand
they will again appear at Pamo this evening, whom the
Ethiopian style Of popular music will be given in cha
racter The lovers Of fun will thus have opportuni
ty Of divertng themselves agreeably We think that
with the Skill and fine voices Of the Harmoneons these
Ethiopian Serenaders tonight will be something very
superior
June, Titus, Angsvine & Co. coming cut shortly
with splendid geological collection Of horses Of the
FIRST breed, with which they going to astoush the
natives Such circus. it 10 confidently said, will be
got up A. has yet been II will resemble
more an ancient Roman anphitheare, than the vulgar
affairs hitherto exhibited under the Of circus We
have heard these and wish the enterprsing
prietors Ii they beat the excellent troupe
Of Welsh, they do wonders, for think he would
DO hard to surpass.
Madame Augusta, the highly accomplished and beau.
tfui danseuse has concluded 70 remain in this country
for the present. understand instead Of visiting Hava
a. she intended She 10 this city, and 10 ready
to enter into engagements with managers. The public
would be grathed BY seeing her in ballet and
we hope some Of our enterprising managers win mms.
diately effect engagement with her, and bring out
something novel in the way Of operate ballet.