The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-03
Theatrical.

Park Observation-Disclosures the dissEreeabe.
ness of the weather, the Park theatre filed with
most respectable sudience-nor il it surprising that the
last two or three nights of play emneny superior
in itself and its production to almost any other put
upon the American stage, should draw crowds of those
who now wish to avail themselves of the last opporun
ties they will have of witnessing it. Mr.. Kean's psrso-
MITIGATION of the character of King John Is most admra
bs expressing almost nature, the varied passions
the wicked monarch Mira Kean has added to her famo
character Of this character, would stamp her a.
an actress Of the highest rank Were to particular
lie al who perform crsditsbiy in King John We
boards even to the supernumeraries it il enough
that there Is but little il any for improvement This
farce Of Missris. Of Human LIE" Tomorrow even'
ing Mrs. Charles Kean will take benefit.
BowERr THEArRE.-"Putman" was repeated at this
theatre last evening and with the same success that
attended the representation the previous evening"
vache as Washington looked excellent and his appear.
snce was martial and dgniAed like that which charsc.
teriaed the great hero and father Of our country Mil
ner the hero of the piece sustained his part admira
bly, while Mrs Sergeants Kate Putnam was admirably
sustained The Founding of the Forests was next pro
duced Neafs Do vamon vache as 0aspard and Clark
as Foran, performed with their usual ability-while
Hadsway his usual talents in the of
LEcair. Tonight there will be repetition of "Putpam
Beast will Be represented The tn Of me- me-
Murdoch further postponed in consequence Of the con.
nued indsposition OF Mrs Coleman Pope whose friends
at the Bowery will Joyully hail her restoration to health
it Is hoped, in few days.
GaEENwIcn THEArRE-This evening Mr.. John Dunn.
who Is certainly comedian Of much merit will appear
in his fsvorite character of That Rascal jack The
drama Of Robert Macaire" will be performed with the
full cast Of the company, Mr. Dunn and Mr. H. Chap
man appearing in the principal character The farces
offs Kiss in the Dark ard Of the Arul Dodgsr will
be added Besides tn these four sterling pieces, Mr. Quaye
will appear in new pas seuI and Mr. Yates will dance
apss srofessue. This is strong bill, and will 6 the
house.
ALHAMRA-Herr Alexander il indeed q nsgican
whose powers Of dsluding only equaed by those of
amusing. Az for endeavoring to discover the reason
wherefore or the cause why his magical exhibitions so
thoroughly deceive is out Of the question The rapid.
carried out truly wonderful. He remains but two
three days longer in the city, during which time he
the programme Of this evening The vo.
cal and instrumental music the Alhamra also of the
highest order
CIncus-NoarH-Krxr--CA greatest at.
traction at present it, Levi North, the champion rider
of the world, who attracts nightly crowded houses
Last night Notwithstanding the inclsmency of the wea.
Their, there an excellent audience. Next to Mr..
North in point of attraction Mr. Kemp the great
clown who for night or two longer will continue in
his fine pantomime Of the Hariesuin's FyoKc. This
piece regret to say, must after this week be with
drawn to make room for greater novelties which have
been long under way. We alude to splendid now bal.
let Of action. which Sgnor Felix Carlo will produce un.
der his supervision and also his beautiful exhibition Of
0recian ststuary or models ofthe antique. This will be
superb affair. 1t was represented ~ Carlo ct the
Cirque Olympqus in Paris upwards Of ITO consecutive
nights.
RAYMOND AND WAsiEe's MASSACHUSETTS, witnessing
Of Mr. Piercs's ride In his chariot, drawn by four
powerful Numidian Ions carries far back into the
memories Of antiquity, and his groupings and conflicts
with tigers lions and other wild animals recall the ga.
dstoral scenes Of ancient Rome though Invested Of
their bloody The liontamers power over the
brute creation 10 astonishing The rsrs collection Of
animals at the msnsgsre ID Of perfection in
number and variety and worthy the inspection Of all
old or young
Anderson commenced an engagement at the National
Theatre Boston the soh ut He appears In his grand
character Of Coriolanus.
MT Booth commenced engagement on the soth ult,
produced
IiI.rs VnNu'-This beautiful erestion Of the distin.
guished pointers genius is OF Cincnnst Ohio and
visited by Thousands ~' -~