The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-02
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P.Rx THy,ray-shakspeare' q tragedy Of Henry w ;,
will be performed this evening Mr. Vandenhof playing
Hotspur This is Of the most famous compositions
of the immortal bard and hope to see crowded and
intellectual audience In attendance Mr. Vandenhon 8
Hotspur we consider of his best ehorts-h spirit
ed and fnshed-full of fire and enthusiasm The Faista
of Mr. Bass too is inimi.abe performance, and on
the Misrepresentation kept the house IN roar. Inc
whole tragedy in fact, abounds with wit and humor.-
The new DRAMA entitled The Cricket on the Hearth
founded on the late production Of Charles Dickens will
also be presented Iii true and affecting picture Of
domestic life among the lower classes Of England.
DowEny THEArRE-The grand national drama Of
PUTNAM" will be performed this evening, with the
drama o" Ernest Natravers" Both these dramas have
been played with extraordinary success, and well de-
serve all the encomiums bestowed upon them Mr. Scott
susans the principal character in the first piece, and
Richard Darvil in Ernest Maravers"-Nrs. 9. Jones
playing Alice The management OF the Bowery deserve
great praise for their lbsraty and enterprise in cater
ing successfully for the public taste Every play
produced by them, has been got up without regard TO
expense and generous public have thus far sustained
them in their efforts crowded and fashionable house
will undoubtedly grace the boxes this evening.
HowEs' Circus AT PAlMo's.-The bill for this house.
the ssw o. se sua.noss
in London and Mr. John Whitaker the greatest somerset
man OF the age, engaged and make their first ap
pearance this evening, in that laughabe piece Don
Quixoten Such liber raj engagements of the mansger
cannot fail to repay him handsomely. We have no
hesitation in ranking this circus as one of the most
pleasant places to spend an evening" that know Of
and the best for attack Of the blues" in the
country.
WEIGH AND DELEyAs's NATIONAL CIRcus, PHrLApxL-
pHAThis establishment is nightly thronged we Learn
with tie most fashionable audiences, and the feats Of
horsemanship posturing Sc. have won the admiration
OF all visitors talented company OF equestrans are
here engaged and the gentlemanly and ndeiatigable
management spare neither pains expense in cateT
for the public taste The season in Philapelpha will
shortly terminate and the troupe will leave for Baltimore
and Washington, in order to fulfil their engagements
M. GIBERr's CoNcERr.-This affair will come off to-
evening at Niblos and Is expected to be of
the best of the large number Of celebrated
musicians will assist Mr. Gilbert in the performances.
AUGUSTA MAYwooD.-This extraordinary dancer, says
city paper, has made her debut at Vienna, and
been received with great favor by the public She has
the option OF taking years engagement in that city, on
most advantageous terms The following Ia an extract
OF a letter received from her -
vienna, Dec. LIST, ISIS" promised to write to you
on my arrival here bat thought II better to wait until
after my debut which has taken place with the greatest
success here in the native city Of Fancy Elsslerand
they prefer me to hertherefore you may judge Of my
success. was engaged for two months to stay for
year if pleased. and the arrangement suited me
have not yet determined shall do so in the course OF
the month and think shall remain as please so much
and appear to be SO great favorite."