The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-23
Theatrical.

Park IHEATRE.-ln no character In Wnlcn ne mas
hitherto appeared did Mr. Forrest play SO much to our
satisfaction in the part Of spartacus, in the Gada-
(which he played last evening to densey crowded
house We do not like his shaksperean characters He
does compare avorably with those who great in
that line Of characters; but Of his spartacus can
speak in terms of unqualified praise. It is part in
which he is perfectly at home. The fierce untameable
spirit of the Thracan Gladiator could not have more
appropriate embodiment than the rugged and almost her
culean frame of Mr. Forrest His hoarss, deepmouthed
tanned by Mr. Dyott The play was we'll put upon the
stage AMI the only thing that at all married the perform
nas audience
wrought up the highest pitch excitement Tonight
Mr. bs nav, s Mannrat IN and rs o.
lie de Mortimer The parts are castle the strength
of the company.
BowERY THEArRE.-Last evenings performances at
this theatre indeed treat that seldom on
any stage The pieces enacted Ernest Maltravers
tho comedy of the Swiss Cottage" and the drama of
1.-THE Lady of the Lake." In the first Mr. Neafe took
the part Of Richard Darve and performed in his usual
good manner. This gentleman is decidedly of the
most talented and most versatile actors the American
stage His persoraton of Dsrville the Captain of the
Brgands, was true to nature: Mr. Clark, Mrs Booth.
,hn sc a all appeared to r. 90 their best to
nnd Believe ey 10 ss h0uis
must not be forgotten that Miss Dean will take
Of her teens has attained high envabe rank in her
profession and all she needs the patronage and counte
other friends to place her the stand her talents
and ambition justly entte her to. We hope to the
largest audience hera this evening that saw,
The bill comprises the play Of The Lady Of Lyons" in
which Miss Dean will take the character of Pauline the
rsc and Count Hubert Fitahenry; and Children Of
the Wood" With this BILL and Miss Deans claims
the public we doubt not thst her benefit this evening
will be benefit indeed We must not omit to that
this will be her last appearance The crowd will be
great that will be advisable to seats early in the
day
Greenwich THEArRE.-The programme Of perform
at this theatre this evening embraces the play of
Evadne the Scilian Traitor" and the comedetta of
the Dead Shot," and interesting pieces by the
Negro melodss Miss Mary Duff will take the charac.
ter Of Evadnc in the first piece and Louisa Lovctrck
in the other This is a very interesting bill and if we
not mistaken ii will draw crowded house there
nightly attended by our up town population for whose
instruction and amusement Mr. Freer, the enerprisng
manager designed it, and will no doubt be well patron.
ised during the ensuing winter
BowEnY CIRcus.-w. O. Dale, the greatest horseman
and vauer of the day, is announced to appear the
Amphitheare on Monday next. Mcfarland, the famous
sxty.eight summerset man, is also there, with whom
Dale intends to contest the championship The greatest
excitement prevails among the public we'll the
profession to witness the efforts of these renowned
vauers Mr. Dale has been proclaimed the best vaulter
six years There is but rider Levi North equal
him Craftsmanship. either in this country any other
To night the Acrobats appear for the last night but one
and will perform all their difficult gymnastics The
psny Of equestrians now performing at the Bowery Am
phitheatre, is, in every respect very superior.
Castle GAKpEN.-The bufo troupe of Ethiopian sing
continue to draw crowds TO this beautiful saloon
Their negro melodies nightly received with deserved
applause We notice that they have introduced some
melodies in their concerts Mr.. Holman vocalist
Of no ordinary merit sings two songs during the evening
md Mr. oduip in fxuoi baa, ;c,I
dissolving views and Chinese fireworks close the
ngs entertainments The propretors of this gnicent
establishment Messrs French and Heiser, deserve pa
tronage of the public for their unring exerons
ter for their amusement
Mr. Wallack appeared at the Boston Theatre on Mon
day evening, as Don Cesar de Bazan.
Mr. Skerrett closed his at Montreal on Saturday
to good house The company will perform few nights
10 Kingston and Toronto.