The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-12

PAnx-The play of the" wifeS Secret" was repeated
last evening with it, accustomed It's attraction
IL undimnished and is received night asr night with
unqu allied applause We have frequently given our
opinion Of its merits that forsear going into an
lyss of them now but noticed one fault In the play
last evening" which, in consequence of the number OF
beauties with which it abounds had hitherto escsped
our attention and the abrupt and awkward close
of the first Lord Arden coming out OF the closet Is
obliged to he content with tanning himself with his ha
and Maud goes OF without saying word to Lord Arden
IT'S true the beautiful passage with which MT kean
goes OF appropriate close to the act put YET
ward position. not having word to say. This
defect Mr. Kean think can remedy by putting some
other means which his experience and taste will suggest
TOO good play to have any remediabie fault me
farce Of " Somebody Else"
BowERY-The combination of rich attractions here,
il highly crsditabls to the worthy and enterprizing
manager Mr. Jackson whose udicous selection Of high
talent among excellent stock company, is deeply ap
precated by the patrons of this popular theatre There
two performances Tor Mrs. Coleman Pope's benefit
The Lady of Lyons" was first performed. Mrs Pope
playing Pauline to Nea6e's Claude Mslpote. In the
closing scene, where she holds interview with Mel
touching passage" Tell him never nursed thought
that not his &C. delivered with admirable effect
Her entire pc rsonaon of the character showed very
correct conception and her deneation throughout
frequently appauded At the fall of the curtain she was
called out, and was led forth by Mr. Nsa6e. She was
greeted with unanimous burst of applause, and
knowedged the compliment with one Of her most win
danced PAS de Venetian" between the pieces with
IRENE, vivacty, They were, encorea and de-
admirable comedy, sheridans School for scandal. .
was brought out with splendid caste of character.
aures good deal By her excellent and
ton Of the part She "caudlea" Sir Peter Wemyss in
the opening min scene with admirable ability and dis
Hadaway's Crabtree was well sustained the performer
inusng into that queer character much of his drollery
and comic humor De Bar did Sir Benjamin Backbite to
bly, perfermed-Mn; candor. by Mrs. Booth, was
The attractions at OLD Bowery" nightly produce
per houses and the worthy manager, Mr. Jackson. is
emnsny worthy Of the extensive share of public patron
age which he enjoys. Tonight there Is very attrac
tive bill.
PALMos-This beautiful and commodious theatre
filed last evening with very respectable audience
Notwithstanding the unpleasant state of the weather
Augusta never appeared to better advantage Her
Gelle is certainly unsurpassed for grace, pavee and
expressive pantomime. Previous to the ballet, Miss
Mary TAYLOR appeared in the pretty farce OF BAN
other members of the company went "a remarkably
well From what of Mr.. Hall last evening, we
shall be glad to more Of him. Tonight the farce Of
ola Bayadere" Madame Augusta as zoloe, Mdlls
Dmier as Fatima, Miss Taylor as winker Mr.. Hall as
olfour, and Mr.. Hunt as the Unknown very strong
cast
BowERY AMpHIrHEATRE.-The attractions ut this place
ofpublc amusement draw crowds nightly to witness
the astonishing feats performed by the company The
weather ost unpropitious yet the house good
in every part Kemp and Carlo, the clowns, were
ceived with all the gusto of their nrst appearance Levi
applause and satisfaction To night Mr. North takes his
benefit and among other things appears for the rst time
this his great Of Bacchus in his Cups"
North always has a full house at his benefit.
Herr ALrxAspER-This arch magician is about to APP
pear and exhibit his surprising feats the Ahamra prior
to his departure He has made engagement with the
manager of the saloon and is appear for a number of
nights, commencing on Monday evening next Extensive
arrangements are now in progress with view to
large the saoon and to adapt it to the exhibition of Herr
Aexanders peculiar entertainments The lower portion
is to be fitted up in such accommodate
thousand and the balconies also to be furnish
ed with seats These preparations arranged that
the nightly entertainments in progress will not be
interrupted