The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-24

PARK THEATRE" King John was performed for the
seventh time, last evening, to very excellent house
The brilliant success which marked its production,
far from being diminished is nightly the increase.
There is nothing wanting to make it the greatest Shaks
pearian revival that has ken place. The auden
have BEEN thus far in the highest degree respectable
and the actsrs have acquired degree of finish in their
respective parts that prevents the of
dism annoyance. OF the scenery, costumes and a.
been equaed on our boards nor excefled on
other, and the munifcence yed by MIR. Kean
wei we as ms un5g yea, N arng inc era
of the play deserve the splendid riamph which it
has obtained King John " is to be repeated this
evening
BowERY THEArRE.-The burlesque opera Of Beauty
and the Beast" "Mazeppa, and the drama of mick Of
the Woods" all performed at this theatre last
ning to the largest audience within the
walls of any theatre. The same bill is advertised for
this evening" and have doubt the audience will be
fully large last night We understand the manager
has succeeded in making arrangements with Mr. Muir
doch the celebrated tragic actor who has won honor
He will make his first appearance here or Monday eve
ming next We cannot doubt that he will meet a recsp-
ton worthy Of his high talent and acknowledged accom-
pshments.
ALHAMRA-We are glad to see that the number Of
visters this pleasant establishment the
and indeed the performances of the German magician
sufficiently attractive of themselves to fill the saloons
even if other amusi G novelties were not offered. His
feats pleasing they incomprehensible, and
the which he possesses Of throwing the appear
of supernatural power his acts is extraord
nary As this is the last week Of his engagement,
advise all who have not him to avail themselves of
the opportunity, this evening at the Alhamra
BowrRY CRcus--The performances at this establish
ment last evening were loudly appauded from begin.
ming to end Mr. Kemp, usual amused the au dience
with his wit and humor, and performed a great feat
which he calls Antpodean Fandango, La Franco
Hispanisla" In plain English it is dancing long
heavy pole his feet requiring great practice and dex
terity. Mrs Camille Gardeners horsemanshp shows
that lady to be accomplished equestrian The
ing amusement Of the evening however, consisted in
his children These indeed wonderful, and must be
to be appreciated We are glad to see this place so
well patronsed The managers are making great pre-
parations for Thanksgiving Day.
RAYMOND AND wARIses MKNAoERm.-This is the last
week that shall have the splendid Election of wild
animals the city, and nd to all parents
omit giving to their children practical lesson in
natural history. More be learnt by hours in
specon of this extensive exhibition than in perusal OF
books for months Each morning and afternoon, be-
sides amusing feats in the with the elephant po
ney and monkey, the cage containing lon tiger,
leopard and other wild beasts is entered by Mr. Pierce,
who possesses a most wonderful control over their
movements.
Mrs Hunt, one of the most pleasing actresses in the
country engaged at the Albany Museum this winter
The Pittsburg papers speak highly of Mrs. Mowatts
acting The Commercial says -: Her representation of
Bianca was finished piece of acting-graceful and
tura In TACT Mrs NJ. is constantly improving nor can
we hx the high standard of hstrionc excellence which
she Is not capable OF reaching Mr. Davenps chaste
ana very respectable actor, every way qualified to
tain Mrs. Mowatt.
Madame Augusta, Mile Dinner, and their corps de
ballet are performing at the Walnut street Theatre Phi
ladelphia, TO crowded houses
Mile Biangy, the danseuse, to appear last evening
theatr nat
only, on occasion of the benefit Of Mr. Hazard who re-
tires from the stage
silsbee the Yankee comedian, and Barney williams
are playing at Cincinnati, to crowed houses.