The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-25
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PARx.-John Banm's beautiful play of Damon and
Pythias' produced last evening, in such STYLE
has seldom been our good fortune to have seen it
performed Mr. Forests Damon il not altogether with
blemishes is certainly the greatest part in which
have yet him. With the exception Of faint of
lo-drama in few passages it really of the
most effective performances have His i'm.
physique he turned to excellent account and the
righul energy that marked his rendition of OF the
plause We cannot speak highly Of Mr. d. OTIS Py
thias. We much mistake If MIR. Dyon do not, before
chaste forcble and finished and his and act
ing always in excellent TASTE Mrs Hunts Hermon
was better than usual and MIS- Aebot.s Gsianae was
his benefit He will appear a. Macbeth Mrs. Hunt
playing Lady Macbeth, and MIR: Dyott Macduf The
house will, of course, be crowded.
BowERr THEArRE.-The comedy Of Errors" the ope-
ra of Brother and Sister and the drama of Raymond
and Agnes" will be given tonight for the last time, be-
sides variety of songs, dances by the Misses Vallee
sc. We learn from good authority, negotiaton.s on
foot that will likely result in engagement, at the
Bowery of the great artistic Mrs Shaw, who has net a
peared before New York public for near upon an entire
year. Should this engagement be carried into effect,
Mr. Jackson may safely count upon an uninterrupted
Of great business that no rivalshp at any other
house can disturb
Greenwich THrArRr.-There !, is glorious bill put
forth by Mr. Frecr this evening" at this theatre, compr
sing three sterling pieces which certain to be per-
formed the first STYLE by his talented corps drama.
tgue. The evening will commence with the comediea
of the New York Mners" Out for the Day. "The
Tower of Nesle,' the Fiend of Burgundy, and the
farce Of the Widows Victim" will afterwards be
and Miss Mary Duff, will take the principal characters,
and the others cast to the whole strength Of the
she has become great favorite with its patrons We
must expect large house here this evening
on DIr-That Mr.. Freer, the enterprisng manager of
the Greenwich Theatre, has on hand beautiful nation
al nd BY s Of this
Mr.. NEArE.-We would call the attention of the thea.
tire going public to the fact that Mr. Neae the
cry Theatre will take his benefit Saturday evening
next Those who have frsquented the Bowery Theatre
during the present season. know what obligations they
under to Mr. Neafe for the many of excellent
acting that he has afforded hem and trust he will
have an audience commensurate with his deserts Let
his benefit be bumper which shall give him tangi-
BILE proof Of the respect in which he is held.
CASTLE GARpEs-This place continues to receive its
accustomed amount of patronage and nightly resorted
to by large proportion of pleasure seeking citizens
The nimtabe performances Of the bufo troupe Of Eth
opians the banjo, bones tambourine &c. combined
with the beautiful singing of Mr. Holman the dancing of
MIR Goodwin and the magnificent and brilliant displays
OF Chinese fire works and dissolvng views are suf1
GENTLY attractive to draw full houses every evening To-
strangers visiting the city, Castle Garden will prove
very Interesting and amusing place 10 visit
BowsRr AMPHirHEArRE.-lf there were other at
traction than the wonderful performances of the Aero
bat Family at this popular place Of amusement they
would be sufficient in themselves to fill the house night
ly Their classic groupings and their feats Of activity
and strength beautiful illustrations Of the powers of
the human frame, and prove what elasticity and firm
the muscles acquire y constant exercise The
other performances of highly interesting descrip
ton: Mrs Cullen performs some surprising and grace
fu eats Of equestrianism, and there daring Of
Workmanship wazing gymnastics, and evolutions by
the rest Of the company, In addition to this there
comic songs and chorusses, ground and lofty tumblng
sc. Nowhere can one spend SO pleasant an evening.