The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-14
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PARK THEArRE-There was an excellent house last
evening the occasion of Mrs Keans benefit Mr. and
Mrs Kean appeared Mr.. and Mrs Beverly, in the ira
gedy of the Gamester" II one of the thlil'
ling and effective performances have ever witnessed,
aud in the last the audience wrought up to
intensity Of ceiling really painful The prison scene
absolutely starting in its perfect tiuih'nness Mir
and Mrs. Kssn aerw ards appeared in the aug liable
comedy O, The Wonder jcut down to three acts)
which acted timely relief after the impressive
geav tina, preceded The theatr re will be closed this
evening in consequence OF the preparations for the pro-
duction Of King john" on Monday evening
BowERY TH,AIRE.-C oemaus play Of the Iron Chest
was periorled last evening before a crowded house
Mr. Booth taking the part Of Sir Edward Mortimer. His
persona,ion of this difficult pat brilliant display of
bis high and varied powers an actor and drew forth
enthusiastic burst of applause from the auditory the
conclusion Of the play Mir Booths has Undergone
great change within the last few but his ge s
culaon may be deemed acting in itself He nfuses the
language OF the writer into his looks and gestures
in the difficult pieces which he Selects and the tIage
is still seento great advantage Mr. Stevens, Captain
FizhardiDg- Hadaway, as Sampson Rowbald-Mr Clark,
MILFORD and Mr. Miner as Olson acquitted themselves
with much ability. Lady Helen by Mis- Madison, and
Blanch by Mrs. Sergeant, well sustained The
laughnbe comedy OF the "Artfu Dodger" followed De
kept the house in a roar while Clarks Adophus Flghty
anu Vache's Old Harding were admirably performed =
Tonight a very attractive bill is pre.ened 1t will
PALMos.-Madame Augusta created immense cn;hu
siasm last evening, in La Bayadere" We have never
seen her dance better and the rival part went of great
deal better than the previous evening The beautiful
danssuss loudly appauded in her frs. pas and the
" Shawl Dance" was beautifully executed The {" Trial
Dance" was superb. This evening. Madame Augusta
takes her benefit and makes her last appearance
season She presents great bill she herself appearing
in two pieces the third act OF lie Dabe Amoureux"
and the second of Nathalie" in both of which she
will be assisted by MILE Dinner and Mons Fredercks
and in the FIRST Of which MILE Celeste will make her first
eppearsnce In addition to this there will be the fae of
4 thc of Lost ata
IN which Miss Iay lor, Mrs Watts Mr. Chippendae, and
mr.. HAL viii appear. seats should be taken early, as
there will, OF course, be a crowded house.
THE ALBANIA --Nessrs Corbyn and Loler are about
to aad another attraction to their desirable place of
| amusement. We Understand that they have engaged
the services oAhe great magician Herr Alexander for
short time and that he will make his first appearance
| there on Monday evening Tomorrow evening as
usual there will be grand sacred concet Mr. Loder
and his celebrated orchestra, viii perform some choice
pieces OF music Tho managers of this place seem 10 be
alive to the necessity of furnishing variety of
mens of choice description, in order to obtain popu-
lary and patronage snd this they doing in a man.
ner calculated to make this place OF the
shonable resorts ip tne city.
! BowERY AMrHirHTArkE.-Leyi North, the great eques
trian, commences engagement in Baltimore on Mon.
day and, therefore, this is his last night in New York
He the occasion will ride two of his greatest acts
and perform with his beautiful ponies. Mr.. Nixon end
his two children the Lpmans, veulting, &c, by the
troupe and ie2ts by the two great clowns, Gallo and
| Kemp go to make up the bill
RAYMoSo WARIScs MESAeERIE.--We are in.
formed that the pupils of the asylum for the deaf and
dumb will visit this great establishment this afternoon
and be present at the regular afternoon performances
which take place at "a O'Clock. Notwithstanding the
unparalleled continuance OF bad weather VIII ch has
since 1t was open believe that the proprie
tors of this great have amply remunerated
/ by discriminating public. We recommend all who
have not yet this collection to 10 Immediately
as the tour which 1t Is about TO make will allow Of
| its remaining much longer in this city.
Ill. l.
preston the Boston public. The 7ranscriut says =
lie is rich and racy deneator of irish character both
high End low.
Mr. Waiiack is at the Boston Theatre. On Friday
evening he appeared in his favorite character of Roa
Miss Mary Ann Lee ia at Charleston where she appear.
ed on Monday last in tho "Gizele"