The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-02
Theatricals.

PARK TuxArnE-Mr. Collins was warmly greeted on
Saturday evening" and his reception proved hmto be
great favore with the New York public This evening
he will appear Captain ORourke in the comedy Of the
a. Soldier of Fortune, and Terence OGrady in the
farce Of the Irish POST The former play has not
been before produced in this country, though il was
brought out in London with great Mr. Collins
will during the evening sing several Of his popular Irish
songs which always received with such hearty ap
planse Mrs Hunt will appear in the first piece the
Duke of Anjou and we anticipate much pleasure from
her performance Of the character The evenings enter
tanment will conclude with the farce Of Lend Five
Shilngs" On the whole, this is one Of the most at
tractive bills of the season.
BowERy THEArnE-Therc will probably be crowd
ed house collected this evening to greet Mrs Coleman
Pope on her first public appearance the American
stage This lady has attained high rank tragic
tress in Europe and indeed in Liverpool critical audi
ences pronunced her unsurpassed in her profession
The character in which she will appear is that of Mar
garet Elmore in Loves Sacrifice part well adapted
to call into play all the variety of her dramatic powers
Mr.. De Bar, we'll known among us as melodramatic
and pantommic actor of much merit will also make his
first appearance after long absence from the Bowery
boards the character OF shappado in the drama Of
in one Of their favorite dances.
BowERy CIRcus.-A new candidate for public favor is
this evening to commence engagement at this popu
lar place of amusement, Mr.. W. II. Kemp, and il he in
any way fulfil the expectations which raised the
strength of his European reputation, he will prove
great card Tor the management ne
exhibit the astonishing feat of running empty
cask going il up and down an inclined plane, down
flight of stairs SC. The Italian clown Carlo is with
drawn the present week, he being actively engaged in
the preparation for grand new pantomime in which he
and his talented children will sustain the principal char
acters Levi North the equestrian Will also appear this
evening The performances at the Circus are of high
order replete with novelty and variety, which hereto
fore have nightly filed the house.
URAyMosp & WARING's MENAGERIE--The collection
of living animals in this establishment is probably the
most complete that has been exhibited in this city,
and will repay visit from the lover Of natural history
situation gives great advantages seldom possessed by
establishment OF the kind Mr. Pierce the lion tanner
is fine example of the power that man possesses over
the widest of the brute creation
Arch STREET. THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA.-Mr Burton,
the manager has kindly offered the proceeds Of this
evenings performance for the benefit Of the Franklin
Library Company and a strong bill is offered for the
casion The operate drama of Rob Roy - and the Anne
rcan drama of the Siege of Monterey will both be pro-
duced, with powerful cast Of characters.
WALSur STREET THEATRE, PHiLApgLrHrA--Thc
opera troupe OF the seguins commence their season this
evening in the admired opera of the "Boh emian Girls
Mr. ana Mrs segun, MI Frazer and 7. Meyer will ns-
tam tne principal parts After which the farce Of "A
man without head will be performed
Howe Co.'s Cmcus-The talented corns of anne,
TRANS forming this establishment still continue their
tour, though approaching near home They plav the
Jersey. On the 9th inst Trenton friends will have
an opportunity of seeing them.
The Ravel family expected TO play al PITTSBURGH
some time during the present month they will probably
also stop Cincinnati, ST. Louis and Lousvle. nrs
vious 10 their departure for New Orleans.