The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-06
Theatrioals.

Theatricals.
PARK THrArRs.-The 6ns comedy Of Tho Provoked
Husband" played last evening at the Park, with
George vandsnhof az Lord Towney. Mr.. Vsndsnh OF
is Of the versatile and accomplished light
medians Of the day His readings are always correct
and beautiful and his chaste and imPassoned
He displayed powers q comedian last evening that en-.
title him to stand in the first rank Of his profession
The acting of Mr.. Bland, Mr. Bass, Mr. Andrews, and
Mrs Bland and Mrs. ABBOTT highly crsditable. The
evening closed with a capital farce, never before
played in America, called "The Miseries Of Human
Lie' Tonight the beautiful Augusta appears again in
the exquisite ballet OF 0isee" On two evenings this
has drawn crowded and fashionable houses and we have
doubt will continue TO do So during Augustus en-.
gagement
BowERY THEArRE.-The grand and popular nautical
drama, which has for the past week continued to draw
the most densely crowded houses is to be again produced
this evening" with the degree of spirit aud spendor
which has marked its former representations In addi
ton to the production Of the before named popular per-
formance Mrs. George Jones makes her first appearance
At this theatre tonight in the celebrated play of Faz
the Italian WIFE," In which she takes the character o.
Blanca.
LEoroLD DE MEYERS CoNcERr.-We attended last
night the Of the above distinguished pianist and
composer, at the Tabernacle, in Broadway. OF the
grand display Of talent and skill witnessed this
sion, shall say nothing leaving to those who
better judges than ourselves to crcse this great
ter A. simple amateur. we were much grati6ed, and
and appeared to be the and
respectable audience which embed the occa.
sion. Mr.. de Meyer was greeted with warm and en-
thusasc reception such only falls to the lot of those
few individuals who very eminenty distinguished
or very greatly favored. The company present con-
sisted of the very elite of New York. and filed the vast
hull thoro havo hnou
sons present 1t matter Of general satisfaction
that by accident owing the absence of Madame Otto
through slight cold the famous tMarche Marocanen
given last evening to atone for the caused
by her Absence though not included in the programme
Thus last evening the company had the great treat Of
hearing the most brilliant compositions Of this great mas
himself in his execution last evening The perform
created an enthusiasm and Juror in the audience
Of which little or no idea can be formed by those
who did not witness 1t. 1t was rare musical fes
tva in which every one present seemed to be for the
moment abandoned to the luxury Of musical enjoyment
seemed as fused into social mass bv sympa
thisng in one great feeling. The Versatility Of De
tie ~ ~ WIN sne versa
genius and expand themselves before like varie-
gated landscapes let imagine this landscape boriered
by the great ocean. The many treasures occasionally
thrown up from the bosom of the ocean, when agtated
may afford idea Of the value of those concealed
many Of the pearls and gems drawn from the deep re-
of his mind Last evening will long be remem.
Derod IN new YORK, ana WILL certainly be the opening
and dawn Of great musical revival have in for
articles already prognosticated. We take pleasure
in stating that he was ably assisted the piano by Mr.
Charles Perabean.
HowEs CiRcus-PALMo's OPERA HousE-The grand
historical cavalcade, the Four Quarters of the Globe"
will be represented this evening for the second time
with characters in full and appropriate costumes The
celebrated female equestrian. Madame Macarte, will
appear in new and splendid act Of horsemanship,
titled the "Star" The performances will be concluded
with the equestrian ballet of Lubin and Annette On
Saturday afternoon there will be series of splendid
performances, commencing at three o'clock.
The KEANs-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kean arrived in
first appearance at the theatre the evening Of the and
inst, in the Stranger" They will no doubt draw
crowded and fashionable audiences
TEMPLEToNThis distinguished vocalist gave his fare
we'll concert in Charleston 8. c. the evening of the
and inst He has been very successful in his Southern
ed his delightful entertainments.
Master Sconcia is giving concerts in Washington as
sisted by his sister and Mrs Bailey.
Hackett, the comedian, is playing in New Orleans.
The Swiss Bell Ringers at the American theatre,
New Orleans
Joseph Burke gave concert, in Philadelphia, on
Thursday evening.
Alexander the great necromancer giving entertain
ments in Richmond. Va
Miss Dean, highly accomplished young actress in
Cincinnati, s attracting considerable attention Her
benefit short time SINCE is said to have been crowded
by fashionable audience.
The Seguin troupe at the Howard Athen@um,
Boston whore they drawing respectable houses
Miss Josephine Bramson the pianist, has returned to
this city, from successful tour to the East.
City Intelligence
TIE WEArHER.-Ye yesterday and the day previous