The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-01
ThentricalS, &C.

PARK THEArRE.-A large and fashionable audience
welcomed MIR. and Mrs. Kean back last evening to the
Park boards-the stage Of their many triumphs The
tragedy Of the I" Gamester." performed to very
large house. with such effect to produce actually
painful impression the audience. Mr.. Keans Bever
y consider one Of his greatest parts The vivdness
appeared the actors last and really imagined that
he looking upon the agonized death of suicide
Mrs Keans Mrs Beverly as marked by the usual beau
ty Of that ladys acting but in the last it was per-
fecty narrowing Her phrenzed shrek, where she eX
claims in agony of terror and doubt Tis false old
~ thrilled every heart in that vast audience and
really believe that the lady must herself have shed real
tears in the intensity of the feeling Mr. and Mrs Kean
greeted with storm of applause Tonight these dis.
tngushed aristes appear in Taourds tragedy OF lon
the part Of Ion by Mrs Kean and that OF Adrastus by
Mr. Keantwo parts in which it is needless to say they
excel.
BowERY THEArRE-The announcement that the popu-
lar and talented young actress Miss Julia Dean would
appear at this theatre last evening Julia, in the
"Hunchback,n drew together very numerous and en-
thusiastc audience Miss Dean has certainly improved
since last had the pleasure Of seeing her perform but
consequence Of the peodof time that has elapsed since
she last appeared She appeared to be nervous and DIM
dent of her powers, but short time will suffice to re-
store her self possession Notwithstanding these draw
backs she sustained herself very creditsby and in
way that promises we'll for her future She has
herself deep study before she will reach that point Of
emnence in her profession that she aspres to- Mr. Neae
as Master Walter and MIR. Clarke, as Sir Thomas Cliff.
fore performed their parts in their usual good style
Miss Dean will appear again this evening in the
character and Paul Pry" win form the after piece To
those no have Mr. Hadaway as Paul PTy, it is
necessary to say that he performs it in q manner highly
creditable.
GkEEswIcH THEArRE.-A very full house was presen,
and witnessed the representation OF Joan of Arc last
evening Mr. Freers Beauvais was admirably sustain
ed and was the character of Joan of Arc, by Mrs.
Jones' The attractive bills that nightly put forward
by this rising theatre show the deep appreciation in
which the rprsing management is held under Mr..
Freer. by his numerous admirers and patrons Miss
Julia Drake Nancy Strap, and MIR. Chapman as Chris
TOPPER Strap, in the Cottage OF Content" gave infinite
satisfaction last evening There splendid company
present engaged at this popular theatre and the
which has attended the laudable efforts Of the pro-
pretor Mr. Freer show the deep interest and high ap
probation set upon his able management The Green
witch q splendid of attraction for evening
creation and the present COMPANY possess much talent
and splendid saloon has been fitted up in superior
style.
CASTLE GARDEN-As the summer draws to close the
desire among citizens to increase of enjoying
much possible the cool breezes and excellent
sic at this delightful resort The view of the harbor
with the o.war lying at anchor and the encamp
men at Governors Island is worth double the price of
admission, even if there other attractive OBJ
jecs but in addition the splendid cosmoramic vie de-
pctDg in every part Of the world and the well
prepared refreshments light the of sight and
taste Tomorrow look out for sport in the afternoon
WALNUT STREET THEATRE, PHrLApELPHIA--Mr. Col
Inns made his first appearance at this Theatre last
ing, in the Nervous Man" and Teddy the Tier"
We have doubt but that the Phadelphans will be
much pleased with him the New Workers. This
Theatre opening crowded to utmost capacity
and the applause Of the audience testified the gratca
ton with the efforts OF the manager
Mr. haywood has made very decided hit at the Olym.
pic in Montreal, in the character Of Bailie Jarvie.