The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-30
Thentrlr0lS.


Thentricals.
PARx.-Mr. Anderson plays for his benefit, this
ing in two pieces 1.-THE King of the Commons" and the
Lady of Lyons" The part Of King James is ofMr.
Anderson's best and giving full scope for the finest
traits in his style Of acting Ofhis Claude MeInoe
quite unnecessary to aught as it is one In which he
popular than other actor on the boards We
doubt not that crowded house will show what's the
tmation in which this fine actor is held by the public
We are glad perceive that Mr. Collins returns to the
Park boards tomorrow evening
BowERY THKArRE.-Mrs Coleman Pope, of whom the
English papers speak in the highest terms of praise is
engaged at this theatre and will shortly make her first
appearance in America. The enterprise Of Mr. Jackson
suffers opportunity to escape that add to the at
traction of his theatre, the qualification Of his au
dience. The Bristol Mercury in speaking of this lady,
says OF Mrs Coleman Popes Pauline Tin the Lady of
Lyons cannot speak in terms OF more than sufficient
praises it a finished performance from beginning to
end and the unanimous call for her at the fall Of the
tain, with the burst Of appreciation with which her sP
f IN the Times We Snd the following" Mrs Coleman
Pope, Lady Macbeth, sustained her difficult part with
great ability and was worthy partner Of the greatest
London paper" Mrs Coleman Pope. OF the Bath thea
tre fully successful in the character Of Porta; dig
nied and graceful the spirit Of the dramatic conception
well preserved; and the trial scene her part
performed in style deserving to be praised great it
the opinions Of cotempOrsries on the other side
Atlantic of the talents Of the lady who Is shortly to up
before night MT. Adams appears as brutub
in Paynes tragedy OF that name This is part afford
ing full scope for his talents and he will be sustained BY
the strength Of the company This is the las: night Of
evening he takes his benefit The spectacle Of Monte
yuma is withdrawn for time and the nautical drama Of
Laitte" is to be revived this evening with Mr. Neahe
in tho principal part There is dance by the Misses
Vallee in the course Of the evening.
The ALHAMRA-The performances here this evening
will be very entertaining and agreeably diversified
The lady magician will perform some Of her beautiful
illusions and magic receptions Mr. Wyman will delight
and the audience by his ventiloquismthe large
orchestra led by Mr. Loder will give several vocal and
instrumental performances; and MILES Jesselyne and
10 considered that the comforts Of this charming place
equal any to be had in the paror drawing
readily account for the Albania being nightly
well patronisod as it is.
SIoNoR Carlo is drawing tremendous houses at the
cry Circus and his feats and tricks interim
nable he has something to offer every night This
being the last night but Of the Italian clowns
themselves Of the present opportunity Another clown
from Astley's, London by the name OF Kemp 10 an
nounced to appear next week. OF whom report speaks
very favorably.
RAYMoNp AND WARiNo's MENAoERK-Our citizens
yesterday, from early hour. on the gut vice
through anxiety to witness the procession Of the above
mensgere, which came off according to the programme
advertised in the newspapers II was indeed splen
did spectacle and attracted vast numbers of spectators
the various streets the The immense trains
of elephants horses and rages formed at the loot of
Courtsrdt street at nine O'Clock. and passed through
HUDSON street. thence to Blocker street. up Blocker
thence to Ess, broadway, Chatham street the Park.
and hence 10 Its place OF destination the late
site OF Nblos Garden We cannot give an adequate idea
Of the very importing spectacle. and the docity
OF the magnificent animals who led the procession-two
elephants These NOBLE animals were richly caparsoned
ana were driven tandem to beautifully executed Roman
chariot. in which was placed excellent band who
performed several enlvenng airs with inhuite taste
aud x.c ion The elephants seemed to be perfect
Judges Of time tune they marched to the music
OF the band with perfect precision They splendid
an mas ami ere much samr ed An dea Of the vast ex
Of the splendid collection OF animals in this MENACE
re can best ue formed by giving detailed account Of
the number VI wagons and horses that appeared in it
The Roman chariot was succeeded by large wagon
drawn by two pair OF white horses, next wagon drawn
by two pair OF greys The different wagons the pro-
ession that followed, drawn follows - six MIX
white horses-two white, two grey, four grey, two
grey, two grey, two grey, two grey. two grey, four
two grey, two Arabian, two ey two grey, two grey
two grey dark grey, two grey, two grey six iron
grey, two milk white, two grey, tive milk white
white The last wagon was drawn by TOUR
horses The two leaders were cream color, and
the others dark brown chestnut This forms
splendid stud of 81 horses, and we are assured
that there attached to the establishment-
An idea be formed OF the large collection OF animals
to be found this attractive place Of exhibition by its
appearance yesterday, and thousands will flock to
those wild aenzens Of the fores before this menagers
leaves our city. The mammoth tent" that has been
erected the late site Of Niblos theatre crowded
last evening The whole collection Of animals
was much admired.
TnE BALLrT-We omitted to mention in our article
the ballet in yesterdays paper the names of sgnor
Morra first dancer Of the Academy Of Naples signora
Jeanne Cocca, of Milan, and Mile Fanny Mantin. who
at present their way to this country; These ar
fists bear high professional reputation, and will doubt
less receive at the hands Of the American public, that
patronage which II ever awards to merit
Court Calcndar-ThisD Day.