The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-25

PAnK-Ths evening, the Keans commence their en-
gagement with Talfourd's classic tragedy Of "lon.'
They after successful tour Of the South and
West to reapnaw honors in New YORK. the citizens Of
which always the FIRST to patronse sterling talent OF
tho merits of those actors have ofsen spoken al
ready We have only say that the distinguished
awaits them their appearance this evening
The greatest anxiety is manifested among most
spectacle citizens, again witness thor vivid and life
like approximations. Hon. is Of Mrs Kcans best
parts and Adastus in tho hands Of Mr. Kean, given
with power and truthiuness, Of which no one can
form conception by simply reading the tragedy. Seats
should BIO applied for early there will BIO crowded
house
BowERr TnEArsE.-shakos peare's beautiful concep-
ton, Romeo and Juliet" will be presented this evening
at the BoweryMss Julia Dean sustaining the part Of
Juliet Mrs g. Jones enacng Romeo, and Mr. Scott Mer
QUITO. Miss Dean has been playing during tho past
week. great variety Of Characters before crowded and
fashionable audiences and has exhibited versatility Of
talent which, considering her youth is indeed
astonishing We have this young girlbut 10 years
Of age-personating Julia, Pauline Mrs. Halter and Wi
dow CHEEKY, successfully; but have waited in the
hope of seeing her in OF Shakspeares characters
before pronouncng final judgment her merits This
hope aboutto be realized and we are inclined to think
better selection could not have been made than the
pure delicate refined and yet impassioned Juliet The
play Is without doubt the most sublime creation OF the
mind Of the immortal bard. 1t is thoroughly IaliaA and
has been well remarked by great writer that VT is
lighted up by sunny briliance of effect and that the
blue sky of Italy bends all" The language is in
deed chaste refined and noble images Of singular beauty
hs p directing and 1n fSfy s
of Juliet sembodcd all that is delicate lovely, passion
ate and beautiful in Schlegel has truly said,
reserved for Shakespeare to unite purity Of heart
and the glow OF Imagination, sweetness and dignity OF
manners and passionate violence in ideal picture
sumed and will render the character with fdclityand
cannot doubt but the house will be throngcd by
brilliant and Intellectual audience
GREENWICH TuEArnE.-After temporary suspension
of dramatic performances the Now Greenwich Thea
tre and which human foresight could possibly prevan
this establishment re-opcns to night, under the most IA
voraLle and promising auspices Some Of the old favor
ties are to be retained among whom, Miss julia
Drake, and Mrs. sherwood, tho two Chapmals and
TALLY strengthened by the additional aid of Mr. McCutcb
con- whose performance of Pizarro, the Park the
occasion of Mr. and Mrs. Dyots benefit, received
with such general acceptance. The bill is we'll suit
ed to the meridian Of the Greenwich" consisting Of the
domestic drama of The Vow Of Theresa" State &c.
crets and the musical buretta of the Swiss Cottage,
Under the sole direction Of Mr. o. NJ Timlinson and the
efficient company already secured and with whom trea-
ties being made, the Greenwich but pros
per.
CASTLE GARpEv.--A concert Of sacred music was
given at this delightful retreat, last evening These
concerts very finely got up, and merit the attention
Of the public not only furnishing an opportunity Of
posers, but aordng fine retreat from the heated
air OF our streets concert will be given there this
evening.
The Misses sloman are now giving concerts in New
Orleans. E
Leopold Dc Meyer left New Orleans the 18th inst.
for Canada He intends give in ST. LOU
Is, Cincinnati Louisville, SC, on his way north