The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-07
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PAX TslArAl "A splsndd demonstrators Of tbs est
nation In which Mi Collins il held 10 Nov York was
given him last evening, the occasion OF his benefit
In one of the most crowded and fashionable houses of
season From first to last the really an ova-
ton rather than theatrical performance, the audience
several times riding and cheering and applsudng to the
very echo. nwas, indeed triumph Of which Mr. Col.
as Captain ORourke in the Soldier of Fortune Tom
Tug in the Waterman !" Teddy Malownsy in Teddy
The soldier Of Fortune went of admirably. It was
played better than has been played before at the
Park, and went of more smoothly Mrs; Hunt
really merted the applause she received We need
not say that Mr. Collins ORourks carried the house
with him. In Tom Tug he was perfectly at home. His
few delineaors of Irish characters possess But his
Teddy Malowney was beyond all question the best and
fully to the pa al
convulsed with laughter. There moro Of the artist
in his delineaon Of this character than others
twas really finished performance HIS Terence OGra-
dy was usual full Of life aud humor He sung six or
seven songs in the course of the evening all Of which
sung better than have ever heard ii sang before
except by Braham At the conclusion of this song the
actually cheered him. But the widow Macres" was
encored twice. This was. we have said, really a
splendid triumph, and Mr. Collins deserves it. No
not possessed of genius Of the first order could have
warmed his audience as he did last evening. At the
close of the last play he called before the curtain
the house rising and giving him series of hearty cheers
leaves for Boston to-day. We trust soon to him
the Par, again This the %
as Sir Peter TIE szle and Mrs Hunt Lady Teaze sup
ported by the strength Of the company The melodra-
formances.
BowERr THrArRE.-The "Honey Moon" was per
formed last night at his theatre with much success, Mrs
Coleman Pope taking the character of Juana Her act
ing Of the part much admired and stamps her
actress of high power and ability. Nca6s performed
Duke Aranza admirably and Hadaway extremely
happy IN the Mock Duke Mrs sergeants voante
performed with much noipes She is deserved favorite
upon the Bowery boards and her light pieces always
performed with much spirit and vivacity. The Misses
Vsllee danced double Cracovienne, which drew forth
much applause. The petite comedy Of the Artful
Dodger ceeded, and Mr. De Bar Tins the Dodger
kept the audience convulsed with laughter during the
continuance of this humorous piece. He was we'll sup
ported hy Clark a, AdSphus Eighty and MS neTv ,i
The attractions Of Old Bowery" well appreciated
by the vast crowds who nightly Aock to witness the
formance Tonight there is capital bill of fare" Go
and see.
PALMo-We will at length have the opportunity that
we have long desired, of seeing Augusta again. The
new company, about to open next Monday at Pslmo's
under the direction of Mr. Chppendale will be aided by
Madame Augusta and Mile Dinner, and Miles, Blangy
and Celeste that will have a perfect treat in the
way Of ballet Madame Augusta will be assisted by
But in addition to the ballet we viii have Mary Taylor
and Miss Phillips in vaudeville and light comedy Pal
mos cannot fail to be crowded
The ALHAMRA.-This recherche little place Of amuse.
men daily growing in public favor and will doubt,
long be insufficient to accommodate all who may
sire to visit it. The amusements promised for this
ming worth treble the price of admission They
prise music, magic fantoccini ventriloquism dancing.
&C. &c Tomorrow evening grand sacred concert will
be given.
CrRcus-BowERr AMrHrrHEArRE.-Last night the
performance highly attractive; and Mr. North's
riding and wonderful eas of Workmanship excited uni
versal applause, while Mr. Kemps feats with two casks
show the astonishing ability of this extraordinary per-
former: The Circus was crowded to excess There is
graAd extra attraction to night on the occasion of the
Kemp. Mr. North appears in three acts and Mr.. Kemp
performs several new tricks Madame Camille Gardner
rides an extra act Brewer, the Lipmsns, Miller and
Mestay Smith, Master Howe and others appear in.
varied performances. The price of admission, which
ought to be at least one dollar is only quarter.
RAYMOND AND wARIre's MEsAsERn-The numerous
objects of interest and curiosity that congregaed in
this menagerie compose the largest collection, be-
lieve, in the United States, and we'll worth seeing
Any person who has not yet the performances of
the elephants and the doce and ractable state in which
they well the lions, leopards, Sc. have been
duced by regular training: has treat before him which
il is certain will and interest him exceedingly
Every person in the city should visit this establishment
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kean closed brilliant engage
Boston On Thursday and Friday the tickets sold
by auction. The new play Of the "Wife's Secret has
proved great card and the acting of Mr. and Mrs Kean
is eulogized in the daily papers.
TIrnNs VENus.-This choice painting is now being
exhibited in Cleveland Ohio.
THEArRIcALs IN New ORLEANs.-The New Orleans
Bee Of the aeth Of October, says The season for
in few days The American after being repaired and
beaut6ed, will commence the winter campaign on or
prises many familiar to the public, and among
them there ladies and gentlemen Of decided talent
that that favorite establishment will be open.
ed during the coming month"; and will present array
of histronc a action remarkable alike for variety and
merit The Theatre dOrleans, under the efficient ma
nagement of Mr. Davis, will commence its regular en-
tertanments Immediately upon the arrival of the drec.
tor, with and excellent troupe, which he has been
seduously occupied in collecting We learn that Mr..
Davis encountered many serious difficulties in forming
them terra ncosnfa of Louisiana but that the latest
advces afford reason to hope that those obstacles had
been overcome and that the lovers of the French
and drama will be gratfed with succession Of the chs
cupre of that school, got up in splendid style and to
tice. So mote it be In the interim, with much in
posse are glad to announce something positive and
good in esse. Mr. Finart, the director OF ballet and
pantomimic company, has arrived in our city from
Havre His destination is Havana but yielding to the
solicitations of amateurs he has consented to give Sc
ries Of representations during the month of November
at the Orleans Theatre The entertainments in store for
our citizens are not only OF very delightful but almost
cd IN tbe capitas Of All it, fssepaons
of gesture, pantomime, attitude and dancing, we are
almest literally unacquainted. Nothing like regu.
lar corps de bale, has ever been in New Orleans and
the representations by MIR. Fnart's troupe will,
therefore, furnish opportunity Of witnessing one
Of the most attractive and fashionable spectaces Of
the most refined cities on the eastern continent -
We learn that Mr.. Finart's company is composed Of
twenty eight artists who If necessary will be strength
ened by the addition of number of fgursntes attached
to the Orleans theatre. The members of this troupe
mmics and dancers of approved mertseveral of these
have performed with success in France and Italy Mile
Anna Trabattoni, the leader of the ballet
sured, danseuse of emiRent talent, combining pro
found knowledge Of the photographic art with exqu
site grace and elegance She has made successful de-
but at the grand opera of Paris where the audience
accustomed to witness the magnificent prouettes Of Ce