The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-23
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Theatrical and Musieal. :

Pierce O'fIara in the Irish Attorney and Terencs
OGrsdy in the Irish Post" before as enthusiastic and
a. well pleased audience assembled within
the walls of the Park His Pierce OHara is q part OF
infinite drollery and humor and it received the euthus
astc applause Of the audience but his Terence OGrsdy
thing that must be to be at all appreciated
We have never audience delighted than
this performance Every part in il well sustained
and at the close of the piece the cheering was long and
loud MIR Collins called before the curtain and
announced the repetition OF the Irish Post" tor Monday
evening The o,tener Mr. Collins appears the more de.
lighted his audiences lie has hitherto drawn largo
and discriminating audiences every evening and the
mainder OF his engagement will have doubt. be
continued repetition 4 his riumphs Monday evening
Born to Good Luck, Advice Gratis and the Irish
Post"
BowrRr.-Ths capscous theatre was filed last even.
ing to the utmost extent with highly respectable audi
encs to witness the srewe performances talent.
ed tragedan J. r. Scott also of those popular actors
Messrs Cony and Blanchard who leave shores for
Europe in the course OF few days The pieces were
" Maurice the Wood Cutter " The Review" and The
Cd with his usual success AZ the close Of the first
piece, Messrs. Cony and Blanchard favored their
friends with series of Double Venetian Statues,
which most enthusiastically received, as
was also their representation OF the celebrated stan
dsId combat from Kienz The before named gentlemen
were loudly called for. On appearing Mr.. Blanchard
expressed himself az follows:-
Ladies and gentlemen-An that I can say TO you on
this occasion IT, that we most sincerely thank you
the Kindness which has been extended to during
sojourn amongst you and though about depart
IN inc course OF Anew days. De assured
that the kindness have received will never be for
gotten. In conclusion. ladies and gentlemen beg of
you to accept our most sincere gratitude and in bidding
you adieu we say one and all, we wish youfarewel"
At the fall Of the curtain Mr. Scott came forward and
addressed hi numerous friends and patrons in few ap
propriate remarks; come Of which regret to
say rendered naudible,. in consequence Of
some confusion outside The fen words that were
enabled to catch, were in substance as folows:-
Ladies and Gentlemen standing befole YOU az do
for the last time prior to my departure for Europe
NAV judge that | am not capable of freely expressing
hat haor dt~<ot f~.~
leave with others OF my professional friends for
don. 10 fulfil some engagements there and elsewhere
whether shall be successful not depends entirely
upon unforeseen circumstances: but wherever may be,
or under whatever circumstances | may be placed,
by my friends in this city, and were to continue to
address you the subject should not be able to
press to my heartfelt gratitude therefore, ladies and
gentlemen in taking my leave of you and bidding
good night, would earnestly pray for your health and
happiness, Good night, ladies and gentlenen-God
MIR Scott then retired amidst the desfenng applause
Of the audience
GREEuwrcH.-The entertainments last evening we're
highly attractive, and the house well filed Three
Miles on the Harlem Road" well performed by the
entire cast The "Fremans Daughter the trials and
vcissudes Of seamstress girl" was next produced II
ting in graphic colors a picture of life in New York
The Broadway SWELL the fashionable roue. the purse
proud and wealthy merchant the INDECENT seamstress
girl struggling with adversely the queer and humorous
Irish emigrant, the would be senimentalist together
with of the minor characters which mako up the
and present very excellent national drama which can.
not fail to be popular The author is evidently of
undegons some from Mr.
designed pretty mach upon the plan, the WILL
evenings V with sr T a oe
Miss Crawford Emma Stark the heroine of the piece
performed with degree Of natural and dignity
sustaining the part OF the young seamstress as to
draw down frequent bursts Of applause The part
though familiar, requires no ordinary powers, and in
fectve representation Mr. Fresrs George hearey her
betrothed also an ably sustained performance and
he hsd full Sa Of applause for his manly
most 80 much worship. MIR. Ksens FIR Frencham ,
cast was we'll and judiciously selected. The New
York leases" have a very prominent position, and
by all the characters, being danced with much ANNA,
ton and freedom from restraint that stiffness of ETH
quete such charscterzes most Of balls.
Pat Rooney Chapman played the wild Irshman pretty
WE'LL but in instances surcharged the part The
Fireman's Daughter" is very good piece, as local
on Nj onday night will be well attended and we should
not wonder If it had regular run.
CASTLE GARpES.--We invite all persons whose bust.
pursuits preclude their taking in the country
to spend their leisure time in this pleasant and shiona
bic resort What with the delightful melody of the or
chesra the nvgorating breeze from the ocean, the de-
many inducements this place does stroll on the
promenades view of the splendid cosmoramas glass
of ice cream-what more is needed cool and refresh
the tired and worn out citizenl
Mn. AND Mas. CHAs KEAN.-We understand that these
great performers have arrived in this city, and will soon
appear ut the Park Theatre.
Tar Duck OF VAUcANsoS.-Every one who admires
science should this and extraordinary piece of
mechanism, which is now being exhibited at Gothic
Hall There other matters which are also very in
teresng to behold and the gentleman who lectures on
the various figures and machinery is aable in man
ners and clear in description to render it both
sing and instructive.
The ALLEeHANANs.-These charming vocalists un
dor the management of Mr. Corbyn very succe ssu
At Farhaven, Thursday last the large hall could not
contain than than twohrds of those who wished
to gain acmittance.
HowEs' MAMMOTH CrRcus.-This great establishment
is making triumphant tour in the West II IL at pre-
sent at Buffalo, and will remain there till the 26h inst
IL will proceed thence to Wamsvie on the 2sth and
29h will be at Lockport and will be at Rochester on
the 7th, 8h and 9th of September. Among the large
company Madame Macare, the greatest equestrian
rider In the country and pupil Of Francon Of Paris;
Macarte the greatest tumbler in Amerca Dan Rice
celebrated Shaksperian clown; Mr. Cole, the great
tortionst and others of equal celebrity Our friends
the west will enjoy treat by visiting this great
circus and seeing the splendid performances of the
pany.
In Chambers.