The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-04
Theatrlcals.

PARK THEArRE.-Last evening, Mr.. George Vanden.
hof made his first appearance this season. at the Park
Theatre the character Of Young Mrable in the
dy Of The Inconsstent" 1t Of the best pieces
OF acting We have seen for a long time. Mr.. Vanden.
hos style is fresh and rich, natural and graceful He
carried the house with him, and at the close Of the
play called out, and returned thanks for the
enthusiastic reception he had met with. The eve.
ming concluded with the farce Of Done Brown" and
THE Old Soldier" This evening, Madame Augusta
appears again in the new ballet Of "Giseen In this
Madame Augusta entirely SURPRISES herself as it gives
her an opportunity to display her powers, such as she
has not had before
BowEsy THEArRE.--The grand nautical drama of the
Wizard of theWave was again produced last evening
to very full and fashionable auditory The desire to
witness this spectacle rather increase than
diminish, and crowded audience nightly attest their
high appreciation Of the enterprsing exerions of the
management in their production of this novelty 1t
will doubtless maintain its present position for many
weeks to come The piece of Lucky Stars preceded
the Wizard of the Wave and passed off with the live
Hest enthusiam rare and interesting bill will be pre-
scented tonight including the Widows VICTIM and
the Wizard Of the Wave.o
LEOPOLD De MYERS GRAND CONCERT AT THE TABER.
NAcLEThe lion pianist has recovered his strength and
will astonish and delight, fashionable, musical and
rather the of his two magnificent Erards for De
Meyer is mild, amiable in private lite, remarkable
for his childike simplicity and unpretending
He is handsome man, too and his good humored face
beams with kindness. But Notwithstanding this, his
before remarked the Of his Erards
sometimes terrible and startling makes you feel that
the maestro is in your presence When mounts his
pedestal amid the loud and enthusiastic plaudits of
brilliant auditory, his mild bse eyes kinde with the
hid den fires Of genius and fash with unwonted lusre
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ready to do his bidding him its lord
and he asserts his sovereignty in true kngly style Be-
meath his firm touch rings out the clarion notes of vic
whrlwind-sgain it walls mournfully if the soul Of
erring sprite were imprisoned within its
now rosrs like the tempest or the cataract end now
plantive music falls upon the ear-now it rings out
merry, joyous peal and all is harmony and gIse De
Meyeris in fact wonderful man.bessed with genius
liant triumphs, and the fashionable and musical world
will hail his return to public life with transport.
HowE's CIRCUS AT PALMo's.-This establishment is
rapidly increasing in favor and is visited by crowded
Marie Macarte, and the horsemanship Of NJ B. Turner
quite SUFFICIENT in themselves to draw attentive
andiiory. Besides this, however the skilful riding
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terest of the classical and gymnastc entertainments Of
the evening There Is very attractive bill offered for
this evening. Mad. Macarte is to appear
Herr Alexander, the celebrated necromancsr, il At
Washington.
Master sconcia and Mrs. Bailey arc giving concerts
in Washington
Herr W. Boucher gives grand concert at the Apollo
Saloon, on Saturday evening next.
Miss Julia Northall is to be the principal soprano in
the choir Of the new Grace Church
Placide is in New Orleans.
Yankee Hill 10 in Wilmington, N C.