The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-04
1heatrical1.

PARx THrArRE.-Mr Leonard appeared last evening
in three pieces, the occasion Of his benefit His
Paddy O'Raerty, in Born to Good Luck was receiv.
ed with great deal of applause His Irish jig was CAPT.
ta Mrs. Mowatt appeared the Marchioness de Cler'
mont, in " King O'Nsil," Mr. Davenport playing Louis
xvq and Mr. Leonard Captain O'Neil. The perform
ances concluded with The Happy Man, il which MIR.
Leonard appeared as Paddy Murphy. Tomorrow even
ing Mr. and Mira Charles Kean will appear in the comedy
The Jsaou. Wife and and. On % Tuesday esen9g IN
roma" They will doubtless receive warm welcome to.
morrow evening. They return from highly successful
engag in Philadelphia and Baltimore, where they
had overlooking houses
BowERv THEArRE.-This great focus Of attraction,
was again filed from base to dome last evening by the
admirers of Mrs. Shaw, who sustained the heroine in
Shies beautiful tragedy Of Evadne" The original do
sign Of the author Of this piece finely carried out by
the various performers, and Mrs Shaw particularly de-
serves great praise for the ruhulness with which she
delineaed her intricate part This charming actress
will again appear tomorrow evening in her much ad
mired character of Julia. in Knowles play of the
"Hunchback;" the mere announcement of which will
be sufficient to fill the house, without taking into cons
Iteration the numerous other attractions.
GRrESwrcH THEArRE.-The enterprising manager Of
this theatre will present tomorrow evening not only the
strong attractions which have lately given much
sfaction to the public but in addition novelties of great
strength The drama of the Msn in the Iron Mask
which is at present being performed in Paris with great
success win be brought out with powerful cast oper
formers-Nr. Freer and Miss Mary Duff sustaining the
principal characters After which, the Ethiopian Min
sres will give specimens of the al negro melodies in
which they are distinguished The "Vsgrant and his
Family" will also be presented and after dance by
Miss Robinson; John Diamond will appear in of his
dances which nightly received with
much merriment This is strong bill, and should col
lect q crowded house.
BowEay AMrHrrHEArRE.-The performances of Dale
and Mcfarland alone sufficient attract crowds tc
thi. circus Tho nunber If somerscta these
rival champions 10 really astonishing. These together
with the gymnasc fess by Mr.. Brewer also the horse
manship still vaung, slack rope exercises, and Negro
melodies. must ensure pleasant entertainment to The
admirers of the The proprietor is using every
effort crafty his patrons he has engaged the cee
brated Levi North to perform his extraordinary ant
graceful eats Of horse Monday evening next
HowEs' CRcus AND MADAME MAcARrE.-We learn
that the exc itemeB to Mad Macarte the grea
French female equestrian, is beyond all bounds Oul
friends Troy will have the pleasure of seeing her
the 9th and 7th, and in Albany the 9Th and 9th Ou
friends in the river towns will have chance ts
this accomplished lady well as Mr.. Hobbs, the
great trick rider who is in fact the best trick rider
living lie turns four somerses successfully while rid
ing, q feat that never has been equalled.
How ard Atheneum. Boston, will open tomorrow
ming, with Sheridan's comedy Of the Rivals" Mis-
Mary Taylor, Mr. Chppendale late director at Nibo's
MIR and Miss haywood, and Miss Hdrsth are set dow
among the stock performers.
Mde Blangy, the beautiful danseuse has gone to Bos
ton she is engaged at the Howard Atheneum, wher,
she will appear with VI. Hazard an excellent dancer
and well known in this county.