The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-17

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PARK THrArRr-Mr. orrsaeppearsd again last even
ing in King Lear" with the cot Of Monday evening
His Lear was as piece of aciins highly effective. and
his delivery of some passages in - play graceful
and appropriate His conception Il me part is just and
truthful but he aoes not carry eut fully His intona
tons arc very uneven--a, one time n keeping with the
character and narticulate at another time us
y and robust as those OF the young nan HID voice very
fne but he without Judgment or rather his study
has been sufficiently close 10 give him perfect
mastery it. Mr. Dyots Edgar was sngulary truth
full. II was well conceived and beautifully acted MI
Stalks Edmund was very crsdiable. We cannot like
Mrs Hunts Cordea. The house as full as Mr. For
rests friends or the could 6 desire To-n'gat
and Mrs Hunt Ophelia The greatest curios ty is
manifested to see Mr. Forrest in Hamlet and we doubt
than Monday evening. The bill is strong one
Mr. Barry plays the Ghost Mr., Bss.. Polonus; Fisher,
the Gravedigger and Mrs. Abbott, the Queen.
BowERr THEArRE.-Thsre was another large audience
at this theatre last evening" witness the splendid ta
gedy of "virgnius" one Of the most effective pieces
the stage Mr. Adams took the part Of virginus to Miss
Deans Virginia. The tragedy ives well performed
throughout and the acting properly appreciated by
the audience who loudly spplauded the several perform
ers or MIR. Adams's virginius. W. say that it
celved properly 1t fur sustained the reputation he
has acquired as tagedian Miss Dean appeared in Vr-
sSele W
the audience The performanees this evening are
Loves Sacrifice" and the drama Of LATTE, or the
Pirate of the Gulf" In the Rrs Miss Dean will take the
character of Margaret Ellmns, part that extremely
well personased by her We perceive that the cast in
being play with the greatest success Messs Neafe
Clarke Booth, Hadaway, &c. Will all perform in them.
GREESwicH THKArRE-Th4 performances at this thea
tire last evening enacted with grcat deal of spirit
and animation, and in highly respectable manner re
Aecting credit on the management and comforting plea
the numerous audience This establishment Is
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part Of our CITY, and is well imported by its patrons Mr.
Freer certainly deserves to be Encouraged for there
proprietor Of any place Of amusement attentive
caterer for the public The performances this
ing will commence with the comedy of "a Kiss in the
Dark" in which Mr.. H. Chapman and Miss Julia Drake
Dumb Girl Of Genoa" We understand that new drama
written oy Mr. Froer. Is IN preparation, and will shortly
CAsTiE GARpES-Thoss who visit this excellent re.
sort will find themselves amply rewarded The many
attractions nightly put forth than sufficient to
fill the ample saloon The prorretors unsparing in
their praseworthy endeavors provide the ample
sources qualification for vsers and they succeed to
miracle The BuFo tzoupe of Ethiopian minstrels are
still engsgei and the BEAUTIFUL dissolvng views and
Chinese fireworks are nightly exhibited. One hundred
magnificent cosmoramas are placed round the saloon
lighted With gas and in addition all these attractions
there are songs by Mr. Holeman and dances by MIR God
win. The refreshments are unsurpassed in quality.
BowERY AMrHIrHEArRE.--The rational amusement af
forded the citizens at this beautiful circus be
duly appreciated, large and respectable audience at
tend there every evening The equestrian teats gym
nastc exercises evolutions the slack rope as also
the negro extravaganza indeed worth seeing The
proprietor, Mr. J. Trycn determined to leave bthng
updone his part IN his selection Of performances
understand thst the Acrobat family appear there this
evening, with Craftsmanship. sill vaulting, athletic
games, and Ethiopian concerts. Those who visit this
circus will receive rich treat.
PALNso's OPERA HousE-We have previously an
nOu ed th0 Contemplated of the
American magician. Alexander mot Herr Alexander
and have since learned some further information
lative to him. His my sterous sorees Will be robably
beautiful stage is decorated with $50 candles his exh
bitions Of varied character will be changed every
successive evening will be OF nature more marvel
ious and attractive than any of the kind hitherto offered
the performances will be terminated by dances curious
ss amusing and in word we have no doubt but that
reward them for their trouble
HewE's MAMMOTH CrRcUs.-The ten thousand visitors
at AUBURN during the continuance of the great fair will
have splendid opportunity OF witnessing the grand
company of male and female eques.rians tight rope
dancers clowns. &c. belonging to this mammoth circus
among whom is the celebrated Madame McCarte MIR
Macare, Master Nixon, Mr. Cole &c, &c. They cannot
fail to be delighted at the splendid spectacle they will
witness in Madame McCarte horseback Her graceful
ness and ease combined with her fascinating address,
and her perfect command her steed sufficient
enchan the behoGer Her feats extraordinary and
and her as the mos, 1r,
Of the company in gymnastics pouring, tight rope
dancing, and riding alone sufficient to make this cir
very attractive feature during the gala week in Au
burn.
BosToN THEArREs.-The licences to all the Boston
theatres have been granted upon many conditions,
amongst which the prohibition Of the sale Of arden
spirits the allowance of but one refreshment saloon and
that not to be the third the nonadmtance Of any
female without being accompanied by male attendant.
distinction be made between the prices of ad.
mission for the FIRST second and hId tiers and the pay.
ment of six hundred dollars annually by each to the
city, as q remuneration for the services of police Off.
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