The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-02
TheatrIcals, &c.

PARK THEArRE.-The present engagement of Mr.. and
Mrs Kean to be attended with the character
iscs preceding Crowded houses nimitable
ing satisfied audiences and plethoric treasury the
results of liberal management Last evening, notwith
standing the heat of the weather. every part of the house
was filled, and the thrilling interest excited by Mr.
Keans Adrastus, and Mrs. Keans Ion aerved to throw
from the present into the past Those who saw
Ellen Tree represent the character of Ion would have
thought the deineaon already perfect let them
Z her now when perfection is attained Mr. Barry and
Mrs Albeit supported ably their parts Weldon and Gle
MANTLE. That most exceen, farce Of " Deaf as Post
was admirably performed Messrs Bcllamy. Bass and
Dyott nightly securing increased favor with the pub
lie, This evening, the comedy Of " Much Ado about
Nothing" will be performed Beatrice is of the best
of MIS- Keans characters Mr. Kean susains the part
Benedick The farce of the Bengal TigerD will con-
clude the evenings performances. -, 81.
BowERr.-Mss Dean appeared last evening Julia
ia Sheridan Knowles's play of the "Hunchback," with
Neafe Master Walter, and Clarke Sir Thomas Cliff
ford ISIS Dean has many faults correct before she
attans excellence in the part of Julia Her declam alton
is mouthed, and her intonation by judi
cious She tries to do too well and overdoes It. She
can become great actress if she will only correct her
present faults She has beautiful figure and eye
that makes itself felt well We shall coutinu
to point out her faults as they to Mr. Neae'
Master Walter was really fine piece Of acting The
Carses Sir Thomas Clifford good, particularly
as it is not mpusive part MIR Clarke in most of his
range Of parts is not mpusive enough Tonight the
Lady Of Lyons" Miss Dean Pauline, and Mr. Neahe
as Claude Melnot-and the drama Of the Rakes Pro
gress."
Greenwich Observation-Disclosures the intense
heat Of the weather the Greenwich Theatre, undor the
able management of Mr. Freer continues to be visited
nightly by the patrons the drama the upper part
the city Mr. Freer deserves encouragement for his
firing zeal in sustaining the character of his establish
ment for producing attractions OF ever-varying merit
and interest and doubt not he will it, The
bill for this evening is the Lady OF Lyons" new To-
calextravaganza called the Rio Grande volunteer,
and the standard drama Of Jack Sheppard the House.
breaker" Mr.. FIeer MIR Chapman, Mr.. Stevens, Mrs.
Jones' Miss Crauord Miss Drake and the whole of the
company will appear in these pieces. .a
CASTLE GARDEr,-The oppressive heat Of the weather
renders it absolutely necessary for the people to seek
GOODNESS wherever it be obtained, and where can
greater relief be found than within the precincts Of this
charming spot The afforded by the music
from the orchestra and the pleasure OF witnessing the
mag niGcent Cosmora mas, together with the cool
breeze, attractions to be had at no other place
ApcH SrsEEr THEATRE, PHILAprLPHiA.-Burton has
made very good hit at this theatre, in bringing out
the drama Of the French Spy" Miss Chapman. new
engagement there. has succeeded in filling the house.
and winning the loudest applause from the audience
We assured that Burton is cOmical in the
part of Tony. Mr. T.. Shaw is elciting much attention
from his superior performance of Irish characters The
celebrated play of The King of the Commons" which
had such in England will be brought out in
magnificent sly lie.
WALNUT STREET THEATRE, PHiLApELPHIA--Our ex-
changes tell that Mr.. Collins received with a
most crowded house Monday evening, and no made
the same impre sson as a talented OF high rank in
his protest. there here IL he plays well in the
South as here, he will prove trump to all managers
who may secure him and we also predict very sue
cessful for the manager OF the Walnut street
theatre, who spares expense in the engagement of
talent and novelty for the public.