The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-03
Theatrical and nrns,c.l.

PARK.-Mrs Hunt appeared last evening in two fine
peces-"The Four Sisters and the burlssoue of For.
tuno." Her acting met with deserved applause In both
parts This lady possesses great vvacity; and II Is evil
dent she feels quite home the stage She performs
her role of characters with great spirit and she de-
servedly great avore at the Park Tonight she ap-
pears the Old boy" in the drama of " Satan In
Paris" part in which Miss Taylor has appeared with
great success Mrs Hunt also appears as Fortunion
In the extravaganza OF that name
BowERy THEArRE.-There was very great display at
this theatre last evening the occasion Of Mr. C. w.
Clarkes benefit Mr. j. r. Scott acted Roderck Dhu in the
Lady of the Lake, in capital style. Mr. Clarkes Fitz
james very creditable indeed, all the theatrical
several parts The bill for this evening is powerful, and
will fill the house as usual consists OF the Lady OF
the Lake. " The Forest of Bondy," and Hasty Con-
illusions"
GREENWICH THrArRE.-Thero very fair house
at this pretty little establishment last night witness
the performance Of the Stranger" and the Orphan Of
Geneva" Miss Crawford appeared Mrs. Halter, and
acquitted herself with much credit She is very pro-
missing actress and has great rumphs in her profession
ambition She takes her bene fit this evenings Offering
on the occasion the great attractions Of the Hunch
England" She will personate julia Mr. Grattan ap-
pearing as Master Walter, aHd Mr. Freer as Modus.
Being native daughter of New York her al ilities
merit liberal patronage; and trust that her benefit
Will be substantial enc.
CASTLE GARDEr.--The attendance at this SELDOM in.
creascs as the weather becomes With tho
many attractions that the propretors hold FORTH the
garden cannot fail of success There singing, dan
cling and the performances Of excellent orchestra
Great preparations making to celebrate the Fourth
Of July.
HEIR ALEIASpER.-We were glad to the crowded
house which greeted this wonderful last
evening more distinguished and better pleased audi
have witnessed any his performances
Had King Solomon lived in these days he would certainly
have said there something under the To
morrow evening is the last night but OF his magical
exhibitions Those who have not seen Mr. Alexander's
skill will then have opportunity Of seeing tho mpos
sible become possible. He will cause q quantity OF
jewelry. borrowed from the audience appear in any
part of New York city agreed upon by those present
To secure seats, 60 early.
manager of the Bell Ringers during their travels in this
country returned to this city short time since for the
purpose Of organising vocal band and hear that he
has engaged the whole corps known as the Allegha
emipently successful and has added to them young
lovely and accomplished canfofyce and talented pan
ist The band will consist of five vocalists three
gentlemen and two ladies' both of whom said to pos
sess great personal attractions well musical ability
of high order The whole party accomplished in
strumenta as well vocal performers, Americans and
citizens OF good standing and connexions. Judging by
the success that attended the earliest efforts Of the Ale
ghanans, have doubt that with such valuable ad
dons they will eminenty attractive and success
full They devote the whole of the present month to
hearsas of new music and after giving taste Of their
quality in New York, proceed tour through the
States With Corbyn at their head triumphant career
awaits them.
Mons. Philippe, the celebrated magician, is in
Montreal.
Mr. Murdochs performance of Beverley. at the Louis
vile theatre is spoken of as master effort Of art.
Mr.. Templeton gave concert in Boston last evening