The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-18
Theatrical and M uslca

PARx THEArRE.-The regular autumn season of this
theatre commenced last evening under circumstances
highly hattering to the management Mr.. Collins the
acknowledged successor of Tyrone Power, appeared for
the hrst time in this country the stage often trod
and within the walls that often rung with the applause
drawn down by his illustrions prototype His appear
ance was the signal Of perfect hurricane Of applause
AID rapturous greetings froma parts Of the house.
companisd BY clsppng Of hands and other demonstra
tons OF delight Never have we seen moro success
full debut in New York. and We can only compare
it to the rapturous Juror with which Power himself
9. more from this. city. Mr.. Collins acted MI. Mo.
Shane in the Nervou, Man" and Teddy Malow.
will agree with us when say that he is the stage
the very PRESERVATION of rishmana ranting roaring
devilmay specimen of the of Green Erin-in
his gait delivery and of He gifted with
exactly sufficient, and no more nor less of the genuine
Tppsrary brogue to give effect to the characters he
performs and to ns into them all that uncouth devilty
belonging to them, and which constitute their chief
charm TO see Collins on the stage is to the man
he is certainly the only genuine representative Of Irish
character that have heard Of since the days Of
in the United States He called before the
curtain at the conclusion Of each pieces and at the last
made brief acknowledgment of the fayors done him.
We shall notice Mr. Collins in full hereafter and
do full and ample justice his merits Mr. Bass the
Nervous Man. performed his part in his usual good
may be said indeed Of all who participated In the
evenings performances
BowERr THEArRE.-The new drama of "Hoboken"
seems nightly to increase In favor with the public II
judge by the crowded houses and their hearty applause
Walco Is inimabe In his character Of beau dresses
properly and does not overdo his part. Wemyss and
Chanfrau give fine specimens of acting. By the by,
Wacot called out last evening aftec the fall of the
curtain, and made most Characteristic speech, which
was received with three cheers 81 wish you hadn't
said that" This evening the play Is produced with
the addition of the nautical spectacle of the Wizard Of
the Wave" in which Mr. J. r. Scott will appear Such
combination of talent and stage effect is rarely brought
out together. We need not hope that the house will be
well attended. for it always is.
CASTLE GARpEN.-The new gems Of the opera, per-
formed by the orchestra last evening attracted the ad
mirson of all present. We pleased to sc that the
musical taste of community succeeds in nightly col
lectng crowd at this splendid where cool air and
delicious refreshments easily attained The cos.
moramc views delight all who them.
NEw YoRK SACRED Nus,c SocIErY.-We would again
call attention to the opportunity afforded 10 citizens
by the excursion of this Society New Haven at one
o'clock to day All those who trip to the east
or desire delightful day. will profit by the occasion pre-
sented Lothian band accompany the Society and the
passage up will he enlvened by glees concerted and in
srumenal pieces OF the FIRST order After the perform.
of the Oraorio OF the Messiah New Haven the
steamboat will return to this city by moonlight and
know that enjoy ment will be attained here, If is ever
alta nabls.
The Baker Family gave their farewell concert Mt Pitts
burgh on the lAth inst.
Dan Marble concluded engagement at Cincinnati on
the 18th inst