The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-03

Vheatr3oals.
Pax THrArRx--slr Collins appeared last evening
Captain ORourke in the piece of the Soldier Of
Fortune" which altogether successful the parts
being all we'll played and the audience being kept in
continual laughter The piece abounds with rich
humour and effective points and 10 light, graceful and
full If incident and consequently allows the aten
lion of the audience to flag The scene lies at versatile
and the time is l702 Captain O'Rourke tCoilns) the
father and KiIcash BY his mother, with heart as light
as his purse, finds himself, the war being at an end
victim to pence" and obligei to gain his livelihood
his services to any one in want of such an accom-
modation-a rather hazardous m de of living, the
Of the court, then very stringent Wandering
day in the palace grounds he receives bouquet,
forwards turns to be the Baroness Beaupre MRS
Abbott who has slight penchant for the young Duke
h S 'ne and Sa on on
his part is desperately in love with her ORourke,
meeting the Baroness in the grounds makes love to her.
under the impression that she 10 struck with his person
Count Albert a. Andrews) nephew OF the Baron is
also in love with his auutnlaw, and boastiRg of her
young Duke who engages O'Rourke as his second The
latter installing the Duke for page the Count treats
against the Count. when the Duke il wounded by the
latter The Duke. to reward the Captains galantry,
direction Of the royal bsdchamSsr two oc.s for which
the Baron Beauprs George Andrews) and Jolivers
Qisher have long been seeking The Captain attri.
ron excites the jealousy Of the latter who attempts
who length revealed the Captain by the Baroness
ORourke after all the freedom he has made with the
put to death as he expected taken into favor and has
his two offices confirmed. He prevails on the Duke to
bestow one of them on the Barren on condition that the
latter will besow him the hand Of his niece: and SO
tai between Mr. Collins and Mrs Hunt, and it is
capt.
tsl acting, contributed in small measure to the sue
Boy" in which he enthusiastically cncored lie
afterwards appeared in the farce of the Irish Post"
convused with laughter In the of the piece he
sung in capital style An Irishmans Heart for the La
diss 1.-THE Soldier of Fortune" is to be repeated this
evening with TEDDY the Tiler," of Mr. Collins
best parts and the humorous farce of the Elton Boy
": cannot ioTbsar mentioning the pleasure we derived
medley overture OF Irish airs, which was we believe
brought over by Mr. Collins, and to which Mr.. Chubb
plauded last evening.
BowERv THEArRE.-Mrs. Coleman Pope from the Lon
don and Liverpool Theatres and actress of great
Complement appeared at this theatre last evening in
the play of cloves Sacrifice" From what had
heard and read of Mrs Pope, made up our mind to
in her not only actress of great merit but one
with claims to talent of the highest order with tragic
powers equal least to those by many of the
brightest stars at the stage and we must say
sut character Of MsrsaPe Gilmore she was Triumphant
y successful and made lasting impression on the au.
dience whose feelings and hearts she had completely at
It is seldom that first appearance sue.
cessful that of Mrs Pope and from the impress
disposed that her own well as the managers
interest, will be promoted by her engagement. Mrs.
pgy good style We are glad to see this talented lady
placed in position where she has opportunities Of show
Wss . in thing he prev
emnenty good and played It in good taste and spirit
M Mr. Gs Of s the on
noa" concluded the evenings amusements In this MIR.
De Bar acted the part Of Strappado the drunken copo
melodramatc actors the stage His performances in
that character extremely rich and ludicrous,
the audience The Misses Vallee, who by the by,
are the very .personation Of grace, beauty and
with dance between the pieces, which gave so much
satisfaction and loudly encored that had to be
repeated much to the pleasure Of the audience who
their admiration. The bill this evening embraces the
play Of the Hunchback.Julia Mfs Pope and the drama
of Robert Macaire" Mr. De Bar in the chief character
Tho Misses vaec will dance the Pas de Nathalie.
The ALHAMRA-It is wonderful that the enterprising
managers of this establishment afford to give such q
varied and novel entertainment at such a very low
price The saloons of the establishment of them.
solves hastily arranged and ore pleasant resort, if
merely for the sake OF obtaining superior refreshments
butn addition there is dancing by pretty artistic ieats
OF magic by beautiful and young enchantress. speci
truly excels and the pleasing performance of the Italian
Fantoccn The music under the direc ton Of Mr. Loder
of course needs commentator We advise up
town people to avail themselves Of the opportunities Of
enjoyment now presented to them at the Alhamra.
BowKRY AMPHIrHEATRE.-Great the houses have
been heretofore last night notwithstanding the storm
the greatest of the The whole interior
literally jam The new clown, Mr. Kemp, entirely
successful Tonight Mr.: Kemp agan. Mr. North in
two acts Mr. Carroll and the beautiful Miss Rosale for
the last time and catalogue of novelties Of superior and
attractive qualities. Persons wishing to secure seats
during the present of novelties would do better by
booking their names during the day time.
RAYMOND WARINos MErAerRrE.-This numerous
collection will not remain for much longer time in
city, and though thousands have visited since its arri
val yet there many who yet delay. As complete
collection of living wild animals, it has very few that
equal it for good arrangement and good management.
Mr. PIERCE the lion tanner is well deserving OF his title
His power the brute creation is certainly very
traordinary We recommend to citizsns and
gers visit this collection Of animals and take their
children with them.