The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-13
Theatrical.

PARx THEArRE-AIr and Mrs. Charles Kean conclu-
ded their engagement at this theatre last evening before
very large and d,crn;na,;ng Guidance Ths
-, 30 80 ~ ING "seeuy
OF Richard w was selected for the occasion, Mr. Kean
taking the part of Duke of Gloucester and Mrs Kean
/ Elzaha,h ,uasn of L;ng pduard ath Itwo,,a y. -,
peruous for us to state that these distng ushed artists
performed their parts in the most perfect manner suffice
to say that they acted their parts IN their own unap
d;nu e ya ~ ao H. ~ @ ,;n da ue
al and we must content Ourselves by saving thar we
this great historical tragedy carried ont
in all its parts in more perfect manner than il was last
evening We regret very much doubt not all To-
yers of the productions of the immortal bard do that il
will not be repeated.
IN m Al. -
BowERr THEArRE'-To-morrow evening Miss Dean
will appear as Lady Macbeth, Mr. Neafe taking the part
of Macbeth This is a play that will fully test the DOW.
o., or M;.s Nav ana 81 sha h,. ,n.v.r h.cor.
in the part in this city there is every to believe
that full house will attend her first appearance in the
character. shkewise MT Neanes hrst appearance IN
r anu ne YIN ~ aouos asqu n' s oroasoy
The nautical drama Of "Lafte in which Mr. Nese for
s , va" . o pa. "a n ~ , ~. S'y y, tas
;i danca @pss Ss Eorae s pieces ING 'aee
wiz ua"'oa "s ro'se
GREENWICH THEArRE.-Mrs George Jones, great
fsvor,e with the New York public takes her benefit at
the 'reenwich inea're tomorrow evening she pre-
'ents bill of noordnary strength Talfourds tragedy
Of Ion. and Mr Freer that of Adratus This will be
followed BY the comedy of Sweethearts and Wives in
which Mira Iopee tales Tho mart Of Euoap;a and in
which Mr. Stevens Mr. Chairman and Miss lula Drake
sustain the other nrincipa mart. The ;l
conclude with the Dumb Belle" In addition to this,
eTe WIZ DC uahcis uy Hiys ray ana oalau oy NJ
house crowded
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TOYS - ,h;s .oo,.,, .o,,.u.. go. 49,. 80, 80 ~
,r,,ru,,.. 81 :. 60, -, -. ii, !, c,
:. " 100000 So. ~ ~ 20 Poi1O'''eu
mere th evening" under the direction OF O. W. Meyrer,
Esq. one of our eminent musicians The following
lcctions are included in it. viz =
PAar l. Grand Overture from the Oratorio of St. Paul
Mendelssohn. 2. The Last Trumpet M. Luther. g. Mes.
siah. Handel Grand Choral from the Oratorio of St
Paul, Mendeissohn g. Smfonia' Haydn. t. Grand Quin-
tette Mozart
rAkT H. ., oveI.ure " neoo"iPuon, Idhoel o. Cid
Hswas 10 Andanie Moiarato from the I re Esast
Mendeissobn n Ahnv;o from Norma Reli;n; 10 III
male AiIeSro Kuffner ' -
Tba orchestra heiong;np IN this establ m.nt cor,
nrises Of the best musicians in the country and in
What spend;a treat therefore, our citizens have baro
them this evening at Castle Garden What more annro
pirate wav can There be to finish the devotions ~ The
iscted from the choicest eraoros nerormed nv an o
cbestra Of rare and acknowIedOed mert7 We wonId
remind strangers temporariy soournng in the cv that
visit 70 Cas,ia GARDEN ia ni;snansaSIv
thew wish 10 see one of the greatest Features of th
,n,; vU;t Se ~ s a,tro e. ~ .e me
htted up and stupeneousiy large and airy
az an ;n,erast :, tha ~. or,s emd .h wi, VIM
ties Of natmre Th. nr;ca oS sdm;ss;or INC oe .h
concert this evsnin9 e or,v one sh;r~ Inv, VIC
Unv,h .a, q, vs .h t,nyaaroa &c mnsuiow
sons O. ,ho nisca Mill corta;n ora ,ha nnr,ba =; pe
comnutat;on To- "-'' N'"-' ''N ''' '''e' 40 '''0"u
bowERY AMPHIrHEArRE-This highly entertaining
and popular place of amusement will open tomorrow
over;rg rrd.r N. uoroo.mart &c NJ ro ,r.
e - 49, w INC
company comprises the names of Messrs j. Mcfarland,
Thrift Lipman Donaldson Miller G. Sweet Mestaver
No Comr ruue. Adau, possat.r and Mr., r.r,,.