The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-06

PARK THEATRE.-Mrs. Kean appeared last evening as
Viola, in Shakspeares comedy of Twelfth Night" with
Mr. Kean as the Duke. We have hesitation in
saying that Viola is Mrs Keans masterpiece 1t is above
all praise and this notwithstanding the drawbacks that
existed in not over-full audience, and most oppres
sive and uncomfortable heat II is almost needless to
say that there is such Viola at present the stage
Every of the many happy touches and points that
occur in this beautiful play, and which admirably
greatest force rendered with truthulness and
taste that would have reconciled us to much warmer
the NAV. to an absolute state of lauidy. Mr. Keans
Duke quiet and truthful Fishers Sir Toby Bech,
and Barrets Sir Andrew Aguecheek were excellent
Dyott Sebastian, nearly as good as usual Bass
Malvolo acted WELL although we cannot say that
his conception and ours are altogether the same To,
morrow evening the tragedy OF Richard Ill" with all
the splendor which marked its production last winter
and cast need scarcely say 10 the strength of the
Conclude with the comedy of Perfection in which
Mrs Keanw will appear as Kate OBrien
Bower, THEArRs.-The play of" Fazion was repeated
last evening" with the same caste Friday There
probably character in the whole range of the drama
suited to the development Of Miss Julia Deans ia
Tents than Blanca She is mistress of all the emotions
necessary to be felt and portrayed in this difficult part
in order to give it effect; and the impression she makes
on the audience by the in which she performs
it, may be judged from the applause which greets her
The pfay was we'll performed throughout. The even
ings amusements concluded with the Double Bedded
Room" and the favorite melo-drama Of the Golden
Farmer"
GREEvwrcH Notwithstanding the disad-
vantages of the weather. very fair house collected
at this theatre last evening witness Mrs George Jones
in Pizarro" That, well the other performances,
passed of with great eeldt, and called forth repeated
bursts of apl ause. Tomorrow evening, Mrs. George
Jones commences re-engagemen and with the aid Of
artists like Mr. Freer and Miss Crawford will be
cessful hitherto &c Guy Mannering" " Rent Day -
and Bachelors Buttons the three excellent plays
offered for the evening.
CASTLE GARpEr.-Messrs. French and Heiser have
lately added attractive features their delightful
garden consisting of troupe of Ethiopian serenaders
whose performances the banjo bones, tamborne &c.
extract hearty shouts Of laughter and applause from the
audience. The services of Mr. Holman, the celebrated
singer and Of Mr. Thompson the great comic dancer,
also secured we'll those of Mr.. Oldfeld the piano
forst Add to these the beautiful dssoving views and
Chinese fireworks which nightly exhibited under
the direction of celebrated pyrotechnst, and Castle
Garden is decidedly the most entcing spot the city al
iOrd. Mr. , Thompson capital dsnGs and is great
Holman, whose melodious voice entrances those who
have the pleasure of hearing him There is
one feature in this establishment which is pos
sessed by other place of amusement in the city,
and that the complete absence of that feeling of suf
location which must be expected in crowded assemblies
during the present hot weather. The capacious
within, ventilated by a hundred doors and windows, is
capable OF accommodating hve thousand persons with
the OPERA the theatre, and the concert
with comfort than they can in their drawing
room, they also partake Of Refreshments Of the
best and choicest descriptions. with feeling Of COM
fort and be found in other place The propri
ha, dew oted themselves to pleasing their patrons
ami they oppe determined 10 omit nothing that can add
~ their enIoy ment We must remind readers that
there Will K and sacred concsrt there this evening
WALScr SrREEr THEAras, PB,LAogLPHrA--Nr COZ
Inns to have met with complete success at this
theatre The Philadelphia Keystone says, he is very
delightful actor full OF that enervescing flow Of spirits
which carries audience along with actor His Irish
presentations lifeike paintings OF the character OF
that nson and his songs as sweet as the ripple OF the
waveets upon the shamrock clothed banks OF the Lake
Of Killarney As vocalist, his greatest charm consists
in expression and his information IS perfectly distinct
that you do lose word that falls from his lips He
has made decided impressionhaving been called be.
fore the curtain every night