The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-24
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Theatre Ais

F,hsMr Anderson appeared last evening az Charles
in the fine comedy Of IN, Elder Brother" with Mr..
Dyott Eustacs. This is one OF Mr.. Andersons best
parts aad his acting throughout applauded de-
served. Indeed, the play went OF admirably, the other
characters being we'll cast Dyott's Eustace was fine
piece of acting. Fishers Brisac and BASIS Mramount
excellent To night, Mr. Anderson W i'll appear 10
"Hamlet" with Mrs Hunt as Ophela, and Mr. Chanfrau,
who makes his first appear this evening" Laertes
Mr. Dyott enscs the part of the Ghost and Mr. Bass that
we have and expect to see crowded
house at the Park this evening.
BowrRr-Last evening, Mr.. Adams appeared in the
character of Damon. This gentleman has wholly re-
covered his health and his acting throughout last even
ing loudly sppauded lie is deservedly one OF our
most popular native actors. "Monte yuma" with its gor
geous scenery its rich costumes and appointments and
its imposing professions closed the entertainment The
scenery is admirably painted and the many brilliant
stage effects must be seen to be appreciated Damon
and Py hias" and "Montezuma are to be repeated TINS
evening
Greenwich THEATRE.-A new candidate for public
favor makes his first appearance for this theatre
this evening Mr. Stammers has for long time deserted
the stage for mercantile pursuits but of fortune
returns him to his old profession He will appear as
Richard III' Miss Robinson will dance one of her
avors pieces and the evening will conclude with the
lsughable burletta OF Dark Deeds"
ALHAMRA-This place is growing in the estimation of
the people The concerts and other entertainments
of the most pleasing description Some of the best
scians in the city engaged, and perform nightly In
addition to the musical attractions this evening Mr..
Wymsn will give exhibitions of ventriloquism.
BowERY CrcUs-There is to be an afternoon we'll
evening performance at the circus to day Sgnor
Carlo, the clown, continues his antics and his
derfu chair tricks" and other feats of marvellous
strength and dexterity. He has had equal in
tins country. The other entertainments excellent
Mr. Stouts craftsmanship Is superb, and Mr. Brewers
gymnastics are astonishing.
RAYMOND AND WAXING S immense msnagsTie will open
In this city at Niblo's Garden Wednesday evening
n.xt In addition their almost complete coll cotton of
living animals they have lately receiveda great hume
rical accession by arrival from Europe of several
geological specimens including the lions used in Mr..
Carter's exhibition in London The convenient and spa
cous ground chosen renders admirably adapted to the
purpose and we predict for the gentlemany proprie
tors most successful season
On Tuesday evening, at the Walnut Street Theatre,
during Mr. Forests personatio3 Of Othello the usy
Moor incident occurred showing how completely
that great ragedian by bis powerful delineaon takes
last scene where the dupcity of Iago is discovered to
the too confdng Moor, who overwhelmed by his mis-
fortunes and driven to desperation rushes forward to
wreak his vengeance upon his treacherous ancient but
is prevented by those arounda young woman, who had
been watching the progress of the play with eager and
brimu eyes, and ncensed that Othello should thus be
full Of earnestness and simplicity, Why don't they let
him stab him WHY don't they let him stab him 7" No
higher compliment than this could be paid actor.
Verify "from the funess of the heart the mouth speak
eth"
Mrs. Mowatt, who met with an accident on Friday
night week while performing in Holiday Street Theatre.
which caused the rupture of blood vessel has so far
recovered proceed her way to Boston, where she
purposes playing OH Monday night next.
Henri Herr, theipanst and composer, out in the
Caledonia