The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-29
Tllentr1cals.


foco convention OF the third district comprising Sussex
Warren and Hunterdon counties.
TheatricaIs.
PARK THEATnE.-shskspeare'st tragedy Of Romeo and
Juliet" and the farce Of the Irish Tutor" per
formed here last evening Mrs Mowatt acted the cha
racter Of Juliet and Mr. Davenport Romeo. or Mrs
Mowatts acting consider it unnecessary to say more
than that equal to her best efforts any former
occasion and seemed to be well appreciated by the audi
ence She received hearty welcome on her return to
the Park boards and called at the fall of the
tain Mr. Davenports Romeo a capital piece of act.
ing although thought It was not sufficiently impas
hope to see him carry il out better another time Mr.
Dyotts Mercutio was performed in that chaste and
finished sty 10 Characteristic of this talented actor Mr.
dom Dublin &C. afterw ards played Teddy O'Rourke in
the =" irish Tutor" This gentleman came among
old friend His personaton Of this peculiarly comic
character admirable, and Of the most perfect
things Of the kind We have seen in long time He is
admirably adapted for Irish comic characters His scene
in the Irish School drew down thunders Of applause
which by he.hye capitaly done by Povery was mi
mitsbIe The bill this evening is Fazo." and the
Irish Attorney" In the first Mrs Mowatt will play
Blanca. and Mr. Davenport Gueldi Fazio, and in the
other Mr. Leonard will play Pierce O'fiars
BowERY THsArRE-Mrs Shaw last night appeared at
this theatre the Countess in Love :; il is seldom
have to record triumph complete in the third act,
where she orders her attendants to bring back Huon the
effect produced the audience electric it was the
voice Of nature and its force felt by every auditor
Nature has avshy bestowed upon this lady every requi
site for tragic actress face, figure Voice tone Of
the latter striking upon the with all the of
flute; and when depicting empsssoned sentiment her
energy is terrific In the nth act, with the and
in every scene throughout the play where hitch
admirably acted by Clarke,) was com .i. the
whole soul of the actress was poured into th atHHl
presentation of the various passions which
naughty hghbon noble in the struggle twixt her love
and PRIDE but when the ss enfranchsed stands before
heart broken appeal and self the perec
ton Of acting At the fall OF the curtain she loudly
called for and appeared receive the welesrned honor
Of loud appreciation from one of the fullest houses ever
assembled in the Bowery theatre We must not forget
to mention the Catherine OF Mrs Booth In parts which
qure the daredevil assumption Of male attire this lady
has few equals and valuable member of the Bowery
company Mir. Booth the old Count is worthy OF
commentator; also, Mr. Miner who played Uric with
good taste and Judgment Tonight Mrs. Shaw appears
in " Ion"
GREENWICH Observation-Disclosures the number
of evening attractions at present in city, Mr. Freer
the manager Of this theatre determined to be even
with all the rapid succession with which he produces
novelty after novelty at this theatre. This evening three
sterling dramas will be performed for the benefit Of Miss
Mary Duff The performances will commence with the
beneficiary sustain the principal parts assisted BY the
whole strength of the company. Master John Diamond
will give his wonderful locomotive lecture to be follow
ed by the farcetta of day in Paris" in which Miss
Mary Duff will sustain FIVE different characters. The
whole to conclude with the nautical drama of Black
Eyed Susan" This is exceedingly strong BILL and
should put money in the purse Of promising young
,ress. Tomorrow evening Mr.. G. Lee takes benefit
BowERY AMraIrHEArRx.-In the first grand contes,
between the rival vsulters, Dale and Mcfarland las,
evening" Mcfarland was the victor The contest will be
renewed this evening. The amphnheare was crowded
from pit ceiling great portion of the audience
ladiesperhaps greater number than were ever in the
building at one time before.
Nh. LrxArDEn-On account Of the indisposition Of
this gentlemen, his first appearance is postponed from
Monday night next to the Thursday following When
he does exhibit his wonderful legerdemanc skill,
predict that he will create feature in the art Of
magic.
Ma. CoILINs.-This sterling Irish comedian has just
returned from highly successful engagement in Phla
delphia and Baltimore where he had OVERLOOKING houses
and most enthusiastic audiences. We rejoice find that
the merits ofhis highly accomplished and finished actor
being duly appreciated in this country they
every part of England and Ireland where he has ap
peared Mr.. Collins s one Of the discriminating
actors that has appeared on the AIT ercan boards
He has all the fun wit humor and drolery that distn
guish the genuine dsvLmay care Irshmsn. He posses
excellent voice eye that has fund Of devry
in IT, and iannty gait peculiarly irish In his i%perso
carcaure which some actors fond OF bringing the
stage, satisfied if they please the pit and seemingly i'm
pressed with the idea that the of Irish cha
racter comprised in incessant repetition of by
powers" shrug of the shoulders, wink of the eye
brogue that is as much Hindoo as il Irish There il
nothing unnatural forced about Mr.. Collins His
jokes and his songs ore given with genuine hearty
Irish humor which it is refreshing He pro
ceeds to Buffalo in few days to fulfil in
that city He will play short engagement in this city
about the latter end OF October and will 60 rom here
Boston, where he will appear at Mr. Hacketts thea
ire He will commence his Southern tour about the lat
ter end OF November.
Mr.. haywood, the celebrated comedian has arrived
in this city, after successful Northern tour. We
Of his future movements but hope 10 hin
engaged in some of our theatres
We notice that Mile Pauline Desjardins, from tn,
Academic Royale Paris and who attracted much sd
miraon while the theatrical boards of this city, ha
opened classes for instruction in all the fashona BIZ
waltzes and dances Of the day.