The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-25
Theatrical md MI usacnl

PARK.-The house was crowded last evening to wit
ness Mr. Collins Paudeen O'RaAsrty in Born to good
Luck" and his Terence O'Grady, in the Irish Postn
His Paudeen ORaerty is esonably his best effort
as yet We have seldom seen good a delineaton of
the character of rolicking fighting. drinking love.
making Irish peasant The enthusiasm of the audience
beggars description. The applause loud, hearty,
and from beginning to end and the peal of
laughter were deatenng is but justice say that he
was admirably sustained Fishers Count Malf was a
capital piece OF acting although Is entirely superauous
TO praise Fishers acting lie attempts nothing that he
does not 40 better than any body else can do it There
cesn in his parts as Fisher that 10 superHuous
praise him Miss Miles, very pretty and promising
Margaretta She did remarkably well for first appear.
snce Mr.. Collinss songs were enthusiastically en-
called ont to receive the applause of the audience This
gcnueman each night. grows in favor with his audien
ce and We predict for him. as did the first night
saw his acting brilliant career in the United States He
appears tonight in His Last Legs" md the Irish At
torney." Tomorrow night Mr.. Collins takes his benefit
BowERr THxArRE-TherS was very numerous audi
at this establishment last evening, composed of the
patrons of the Bowery who attended for the
of Witnessing the debut Of Mr. Jordan in the character of
Aladdin in the tragedy Of" Barbarossa" and the first ap
pesrance of Mr. H. p Grattan in Edward OBren in the
drama of the Rebel Chief" Mr. Jordan performed his
part in excellent STYLE and will, doubt, becore
great favorite. MIR. Gra'tan much applauded and
he too will doubt, become favori.e Mrs Sergeant
X,
performed the part Of Irene in Barbaross and on her
first stepping on the stage hailed with the applause
OF many whom she has SO often pleased former
sioDs The bill this evening 10 the same viz Barba.
rossa or. the Fall of Algiers"-the Rebel Chief" and
the now comedietta of Antony and Cleopatra"
GREEswrcH THEATRE" The Fireman's Daughter
was repeated last evening with entire success, and
as predicted, the house was crowded. We gave an
extended notice of the performance Of Saturday. and on
more deliberate view Of this piece, glad to dis
cover in it, many points which give II a high claim
upon the citizens Of New York. real and graphic
picture of city life and contains moral which will in
sure popularity, that must (f virtue struggling
against temptation and poverymany honor capable OF
appreciaung me same and the reward that is always
sure to followD meet With every encouragement The
plot is well designed, and the cast admirably selected
Miss Crauford again performed the part of :" Emma"
with extreme ability. Mr. Freer's Hartley again
admirably sustained and so was Mr. Kesnes Trenc
ham," The New Yorker will be struck with the ex.
treme of this sketch Of city e and cannot
tween Hartley and old TrenchamHartlsy, (Mr Frecr)
was quite at home and he administered pretty tart
castgaton to the aristocratic airs of the upper ten
thousand" Emma powerfully sustained, particu.
lary in the third act by Miss Craurord whose orude
out very powerfully. Miss c. has won golden opinions
in tbs popular theatre. The piece win have iun
CAsrLx GARDEN.-The following is programme Of the
musical performances this evening at Castle Garden by
the splendid orchestra under the direction of w Mey
rcr :-L'Ambassadrice, Auber; vereing ngstanzc La.
bi.zy; La Clemanza di tito, Mozart Saloon Polka,
Strauss Der Frieschutz, Won Weber Masanieo, Cur
afa Coliseum March, Gung1; Overture Espagnole,
Kuffner Matilda Gallon, Kuhner La Muctte dc Porci
Auber Taking into consideration that the price of
mission Is only l2h cents Castle Garden certainly the
most inviting place Of amusement in this city, and de-
serving of patronag &c.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Kean arrived in this city yester
day. preparatory to the Of their engage
ment in this city and after very successful trip But
falo.
sgnora Craregui the prma donna Of the Italian Ope-
RI Company says Now Orleans paper, has left there
for Havana.
Mr.. Dan Marble took farewell benefit at Buffalo on
Thursday evening last
There appears to be little curiosity to witness the
performances of the Shaker family about to appear in
this city.