The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-26

Theatrical and Musical.
PARK THEArRE.-A house that put US in mind Of the
pslmy days of Old Drury collected within its walls
previous his benefit and departure and noby did he
mihl the executions Of those who wished to the
personihcation Of Irish character. Mr.. C. does
not take for his models obtain his ideas FROM those
who make an lrishm4n Q broad buIlesque Of human
being but represents the frolcksome. ovia de viii
me-care soul that Loves 10 meet AMI hates TO part
with As q Iiara in the Irish Attorney he kept the
house in convulsous of lau gher from the beginning
the end OF the comedy, AMI he was well assisted by
Fisher as the Yorkshire Attorney In the succeeding
comedy of" His Last Legs" O'Callashan he persona
he'd the character IN n,itable manner and Statistic
the Enthusiasm OF the audience by appearing before the
curtain at The close Of the piece. This evening Mr..
Collins takes benefit and froil the success with which
he has play cd bis engagement have fears but
that It will be bumper for the beneficiary Three ster
ro 1e tue bo 20 of
How to Pay the Rent" in which he will sustain the
character OF Moi gan Rather. Those who ever saw the
by Mr. and from the exhibition Of the atters talents
the public will be carried back days Of old. Mr. Col
Inns will sing also the popular song OF the Soldier Boy
in character, and accompany himself on the drum
The evenings performances will conclude with the
original farce Of the Irish Post"
BowERY THEArRE.-The manager Of this theatre MAN.
tains the enviable reputation he has acquired for
ployng company of great merit and known reputation,
and producing succession Of novelties without regard
public for of his disbursements In this expec
taon he is not deceived for the patronage bestowed
upon his efforts is not only aatterng to him
ger. but highly lucrative. Mr. Neafe, so well known
at this theatre, will receive benefit this evening and
inc oii 'hal pp, ior!n !" well calculated tic to
or the Gold Seekers" BLACK Eyed Susan' and the
Man without Head" Mr. Grs,,an will take the part
Of Martel in the first and Mr. W. q Jones that of Will
liam in BLACK Eyed Susan" and MIR Wacott will APP
pear as Oblivous Top in the Z" Man without Head."-
house. Mr. Walcot will take benefit morrow even
ing We understand that Miss Julia Dean who created
much sensation in the theatrical world last winter
engaged, and will soon appear at this theatre.
GRxErwIcH THEATRE" The Fireman's Daughter"
again repeated last night, before full house. Miss
Crsuie rds Emma again cminently successful and
so were Mr.. Freer's Hartley, and Mr. Keene's Trecham
The enterprise and audable anxiety manifested by Mr.
Frecr the proprietor Of this excellent theatre gives him
strong claim upon public patronage and in his efforts
to produce local piece such the above he has far
proved emnenty successful We feel confidence that
this theatre though young asprant for popular sup
port wi meet win every possible encour:gsmsnt and
curtain in the Firemans Daughter" Mas Crauford
called out and led forth by MIR Freer when round
which they bowed and retired: The Kiss in the Dark
followed, and the whole performance passed of with
much ecIat Mrs. JONES' Mr. II. Stevens, and several
attractions will be added in the Of the week
Castle GAnpEr.-This delightful saloon 10 open to
vsiters during the day and evening" and know Of no
place in the city where enjoy himself better.
than there. An excellent orchestra performs every
evening some choice pieces from the best operas, and
there are upwsrds Of one hundred depicting
some Of the most remarkable places in the world The
ices and refreshments Of the choicest quality The
view Of the saloon itself worth the price Of admission
HowEs' MAMMOTH CIRcus.-The people in the West
part of this State have opportunity of seeing
the French female equestrian. Madame McCsrte, the
c,I o,J rx~:J> Shcx-
She is attached to this circus and il the same lady
who delighted New Workers last winter at Panos
Opera House. The of this circus has been
thus far very triumphant, and Madame McCarte has
Lockport the evening of the 9th inst grand pro.
cession, numbering $50 men and horses, and u
of Lockpot have before them which they will do
well to enjoy
We understand that Italian Opera Company, under
the direction Of Signor sanquirico will give thirty six
performances in this city the coming winter The sgnor
demanded that he should receive thirty subscribers at
700 dollars each previous to his undertaking the en-
barkation OF the company The necessary subscribers
have been obtained but only the express stipulation
that signora Pico should be engaged which the Signor
acceded to.
Boston Theatre, was opened on Monday evening last.
The comedy Of Speed the Plough " was performed,
being the same play with which the theatre open.
cd at the commencement, OF the season in 1906
The AlleGhanians, after a very successful tour To
Taunton and Fairhsven, returned to New Bedford on
Monday last, where they intend giving more con-
GERS.
Dan Marble had bumper Of benefit Wednesday
evening last at Cincinnati He proceeds Immediately to
81 Louis to perform the comedy OF Family Ties"
The Newport Nsws, OF Monday, says of De Meyers
copceTbe concert Of this truly celebrated artist, at
the Ocean House, on Saturday, oil that antci.
patcdand our an.icpsons raised to the highest
pitch The III was tull--the best house by half that
mas been together on any similar occasion this season.
ana all were perfectly delighted with this extraordinary
performance.