The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-19
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PARK THEArRr.-Mr. Anderson, the popular urgsdian
who formerly with such in III city and lately
has received the unqualified commentator of Boston
and Philadelphia audiences. will make ~ nrst appear
ancs in this city for years at the Park This evening
The new play Of The King of the Comnoas," of which
we have heard so much and seen so httls, will be
brought out with great accessons oil new scenery ana
properes with the whole strength OF the r.rk
Mr. Anderson sustaining the character Of King James "
Mr. IL undoubtedly Of the best tragic aoors living
and in certain characters has been again and again pro
will meet tonight to greet his RETURN and crowded
audience will be collected. The comedy oil someo,dy
Else" will conclude the evenings performances MIS-
Hunt appearing as Minnie
BowEnY THRArnE-This evening Monday, we are to
have thers peep the grand imposing gorgeous
tscle las the play bills term ill., Of "Montssuma Up.
wards Of hundred dresses of the most gaudy and
picture sque kind have been made for the plsos The
properties, by Williams, are numerous well executed,
and when all together, will present some idsa Of the
wealth of the semibarbaric court Of Montezuma the
signed an empire into the Keeping of handful Of Euro.
pesn. The conquest Of Mexico by Corez might
we'll be termed the Romance Of History, the fate Of
the last of the Aztecs had not borne witness to Its stern
reality The mines Of wealth the conquest Of the Indies
opened the monarchs Of Spain proved the Of
and reception Of Cor,ez in the Halls Of Monfezuma
famed in early history form enc great feature Of the
maid from sacrifice in The last scsnoths horse and ri
der dashing ut full galop to the top Of the temple Of
Huzilcpotchli the god Of the Msxicans affords
opportunity to produce effect now first attempted by
MIR Jackson the spirited manager Of this theatre May
the attempt prove the successful hit he has yet
made.
GkErNwIoH THEArln--Mr. Fresr, the snterprising
manager Of this gem of theatre though careful to
let novelty escape him. this evening presents most
unusual and powerful bill of attractions. Four highly
interesting plays offered. The drama Of " The Bri
gand," in which Mrs Mclean lady Of great dramatic
talent, will appear the comedy Of the Day After the
Wedding" dance by the pretty Miss Robinson, the
Crowded Houses" comprise the list of enter
tanments this is not novelty and variety sufficient to
Of the New York public and their readiness 70 appreciate
the Hberality with which they are cared for.
THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS by the brilliant success
that now attends this establishment the directors
tnue to increase the attractions and add to the strength
of their admirable corps Of vocas and musicians To
night in addition excellent concert, fair young
lady magenne appears for the frst time, and displays
her skill IN series Of beautiful illusions, which for
startling effect and finished execution said to excel
the boosted eats Of any Of the professors Of egerdeman
yet known in Europe or Americ. Her beauty youth
chsnre and wherever she has yet appeared Thousands
have testified to her extraordinary power of deceiving
offered in the debut Of fair youthful vocalist Miss lisa
bella Martin. who has lately arrived In this country and
The charming Caroline Hinert who il already an essb
shed avorite here, also sings variety OF those popu
lar melodies in which she nightly ELECTS such enthusiasts
tic apPause and Mr. Wynan give: an exhibition OF his
surprising powers ventriloqust Such On enter
tanment this at the charge of shilling admit
lance, will assursdly fill even the spacious Alhamra
PALMos OPERA HousE.-Mr Alexander has recovered
from his indpositon and will give another Of his mys
FERROUS soi,eet night Those who him last week
pronounced him equal to any professor of magic
have had in this country, and indeed some of his
feats are wonderfully deceptive They executed ap
parently without effort. and the mere movement of
wand in the exhibitors hand apparently effects changes
and transitions utterly ncomprehensbe to the observer
We trust that he will meet the which he emf
nently deserves, and will regret evening
passed in witnessing experiments truly novel and ne'
resting.
Bowrnr CiRcus-THr NEW CLowN.-This evening
the famous Italian trick clown sgnor Felix Carlo, is
to make his first bow before American audience at
the Bowery Circus Signor Carlo is said to be not only
one of the peasantest and ready wited fellows in
his line but takes the shine off all other merrymen by
his nnumerabe antics and groesque performances be
sides being the most clever posture master and gymnas
TIC artist yet in this country His peculiar sayings
and doings all entirely and extraordinary, al
ways chaste and original tresome nor out OF time
presenting the happiest combination OF humor and art
nth and good together with all the best points of
an accomplished equestrian and gymnast His engage
ment at the Amphheare will be great triumph to the
manager and the introduction Of new school in TINS
part of his played upon the continent OF Europe
md consequently rather awkward in his English he
moi, TO nleass his audience We shall see tonight how
he takes with his new acquaintance
Samuel Lover the Irish humorist, poet, novelist &C..
&c. arrived in Boston Friday evening, and is at the
fremont House He will give one Of his popular enter.
tainments at the Mslodeon on Thursday evening next
HowE's MAMMOTH CIRcys.-This establishment is now
visiting the towns on the Hudson River, where the ex'
traordinary performances Of Madame Macaro and Mr..
Hobbs are electrying the people All persons must
see these great performers they do not wish to be be-
hind the age in which they live.