The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-12
Theatrlcals.

PARK THEArRE.-The performance of Alfred Eve.
lyn last night, by Mr.. Murdoch. was the browning
glory Of his engagement No greater applause has been
called down from any audience that assembled at
the Park; and inclined to believe that the play Of
" Money" is the gate as it were through which Mr..
Murdoch will pass the Hottest temple Of his ambition
Fishers Mr. Graves was capital and Mrs Vernon lis
played her usual grace At the close Of the play, MIR.
Murdoch loudly called Tor, and made a very neat
ed again in the piece he could but respond
Astteripg call He could but repeat those express
the 81 Ss wou
be hi. pride and his boast to deserve the applause OF
New York audience He regretted that his present en-
gagemeut was clOsed His next appearance was to be
Ia Philadelphia, where he about produce .
tional drama, founded most interesting incident in
This DRAMA he trusted he should also present at
the Park The dancing Of Miss Lee and Mrs. Hunt was
the very personincation OF active grace
BowxRr AMrHrrHEArRx.-Th This establishment CONT
be the centre Of attraction to all lovers Of fine
and astonishing Craftsmanship The house is nightly
crowded 10 witness the wonderful performances Of Mr..
Sands and his remarkable children.
BowERv THEArRE.-The enterprising manager Of this
popular establishment is rapidly coming money. Tho
entertainments that be offers draw tremendous audi
70 e. IN % drama
New 0REESwIcH THEArRE.-The great success at.
tending this theatre and the crowded houses nightly
the abors Of the managers and the talents Of the
pany. We see, indeed, no reason why this theatre
should not be patronized By the uppertown people,
well a. any theatre IL by the downtown folk. Last
night the stranger" presented rich and attractive
feast of intellect would be needless TO say much upon
this we'll known and admired drama Mrs Crisp Mrs.
Haller all hearts. The performance 10 character
lied by chaste simplicity and elegance Altogether the
performance did credit to all engaged in IT, and We hope
II will be repeated.
Mas. MewArr IN New OsLsAus.-The brilliant ca.
resr of this LADY, both authoress and actress has
already afforded subject for frequent and hattsring
commentary in al quarters whore her fame and reputa
ton have travelled. A Q recent debwtdnfe who may
be said to have stepped from the privacy Of the boudor
and the study-to the more trying and exciting
Of public lnefsw have added more to the rich chapet
which her fame fascinating writer had already
for her. Her merit a. auhorsss has only been
ceeded by her high qualities actrsss whose pow
ers Of deins.ioS and accurate conception have pssn
Mowatt has recently published new novel, in Pha-
delpha, and will. appears soon be In New YORK to
has been most svorabiy received in New Orleans and
has been frequently called before the curtain at the st.
Charles theatre Her success in particular in the play
friends. and the play in consequences has been
selected for benefit Of Mrs Farren leading stock
OF the st. Charles theatre Mrs M6watt perform
highest honors have been upon her in all
tes In relation to her late novel; Evelyn Fanny For
roster speaks Of II with sort Of enthusiasm, which
shows how deeply she admres IT, She says love IL,
and would be butslighy oblg to any ooious friend
who should undertake to out Of my partial
ity Hove it, for breathes healthful spirit Of cheer
cold torn Of philosophy love IT, for without prosng
and without cant, 1t teaches the pure and heavenly
principles Of our Divine Master. love it, for its lie,
forgveth all thngsn 7, ere IL sort Of deep refine.
ment in Witnessing cordial tribute from woman
genius to anohsr and who does not appreciate II ??
Mrs. Mowas success At the Park. on her return homo
in NAV. will be unbounded