The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-31
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PARK-Mr. Anderson had for his benefit last evening,
OF the best houses Of the The theatre
filled with refined and fashionable audience, who
throughout testified by and hearty applause their
high appreciation Of MIR Andersons fine acting The
pieces selected for the occasion were The King of the
Commons" and " The Lady of Lyons" In the part OF
King James, well that of Claude Menotte Mr.. An.
derson is without equal and have seen him
in better vein than last evening He well sustained
by the company and every thing went of most satisfac
ence At the close of the first piece The King of the
Commons" Mr.. Anderson being called before the cur.
tain delivered the following neat address =;
In respect and gratitude did allow this opportunity to
pass without rendering you my most cordial thanks and
Acknowledgements for the patronage and applause with
which you have nightly honored my poor during
my brief sojourn among you Believe me sine. re-, when
where could more readily put money in my purse .
but not one whenn better love to follow my profes.
sonal iabors than the empire city of New York. and
great Kindness TO me the present OCCASION has
Tar to increase that feeling For, when reflect the
vast amount of attraction musical and otherwise of the
past fortnight together with the fact that have been
compelled to represent comparatively WORKOUT plays,
unadorned by the glare of pageany nsel, and speca
cle relying solely their merits and the merits of
my professional brethren associated with myself for
their success cannot but feel proud and delighted in
Of
you will accept such thanks Offer il not for their
eloquence at least for their sincerity l must bid
you adieu-and fear, for an indefinite period From
the nature Of the managerial arrangements here
dare not na'ter myself with the hope Of seeing you
q
make difference in my remembrance of your
exceeding Kindness to me My earliest friends
your my labors received their .
haerng verdict Of approval and which, honestly
less laid the foundation of my happiness and fortune
Ladies and gentlemen with grateful heart, bid you
once more. respectfully, farewell
The delivery Of this address several times inter.
rupted by bursts of applause. Mr. Anderson. We be-
leve proceeds Immediately his southern tour To-
night Mr. Collins the distinguished Irish comedian, ap
is I'm
! to Pay the Rent" MIR. Collins returns to the Park
boards after most successful southern and eastern
tour He will receive this evening IRON his numerous
friends and admirers a warm welcome. He could not
have chosen two better parts than those selected
night He sings three OF his best songs in the OF
the evening and in the first piece dances the Foxhuners
Jig The entertainments will conclude with the Elton
Boy" with Mrs Hunt in the principal part.
BowERY THEArRs-Mr. A. A. Adams, whose benefit
takes place tonight has been going through round Of
characters with great sei bidding adeu for the pre-.
sent in Rola and Richard the Third Mrs Coleman
Pope succeeds hima lady Of whom fame speaks in the
highest terms. The London well as the provincial
press OF Great Britain speak loudly praise both Of
on her first appearance in America, and congratulate
Mr. jackson upon such acquisition she prove
RAYMOND AND WASisos MASSACHUSETTS, large col.
lection OF animals comprised in exhibition render II
not only an interesting but instructive place Of resort
better lesson natural history can be learnt in few
minu'ss than by porting over books for months Il ID
wonderful toohnervs the power which Mr. PIERCE the
Don thmer, es over the widest oil the brute
ton To the elSzen or ct anger recommend q vis,
to this menagerie where indeed there is nothing to
/ offend the ear or eye or the most fsstidious"
CIncus The entertainments at this house tonight
are new and varied throughout 1t is the last night o.
sgnor Felix Carlo and the occasion he performs
combination Of all his tricks the bottles the ladder the
chairs, and clowns for various acts Madame Camille
Gardner also appears in two acts Mr. B. Carroll. the
celebrated bare back rider makes his first appea ance
and the company: with vaulting, umbing and horse.
manship will make up entertainment which stands
without an equal in the city catalogue at present
/ ASorHEk STAR CLOWN FROM EuRoPr-Mr. Kemp.
the great talking clown who for many years. has been
the principal momus at Asteys London has arrived in
this ely He been sent cut to this country play
the Bowery Anphitheare under an engagement with
Mr.. Tryon, Next week, North, ST. Carlo Kemp and q
host OF other stars will appear at the Circus.
Musical Intelligence.
Henry HrRs This distinguished pianist gives his Sc
cond concert on Thursday evening at the Taberna
ce His FIRST concert has fully established his fame and
popularv a m stefan in this md has