The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-15
Theatrical.

PARK THEArRE.-To-morrow evening Shskspeares
tragedy of king john to be brought out at this thea
tire, with such accessories of scenery and
never before were attempted in this country Mr. Rean
susans the character Of King John and Mrs Kean that
of Constance George Vandenhoff has been expressly
engaged for Fapconbridge and we doubt not but that
he will do the character full justice The play itself is
of the best suited to the stage written by the
great poet; and the in which is TO be brought
out will, think, for it unequivocel success
and will, by its continued in some degree
pense the iberaty of those who have completed its
production The evenings performances will conclude
with the farce of LEND me Five Shllings."
BowrRY THEArRE.-Mr. Booth appeared last night as
Richard the Third in that celebrated tragedy and the
house was densely thronged His performance Of his
difficult part brilliant display of that taen. and
genius which characterize his personaon of Richard
has been always considered his forte and in his repre-
senaton last evening he fully equalled his best efforts
in the tent scene he was happy in the extreme Clarke
Duke Of Buckingham was well sustained. The Misses
Barber and Barnet the Prince OF Wales and
Mrs. sergeants Lady Anne were well performed;
and indeed the whole evenings entertainment passed
off with ecdt. On Monday night the prices will be
duced to twenty five cents boxes and Mr.. Booth will
take his benefit Mrs Coleman Pope will also appear
the occasion Such a combination of rich attraction,
cannot fail to fill the house to o,erfowing full" The
reduction of the prices in the Bowery Theatre in
nection with the immense attractions put forth by the
spirited aud enterprsing manager MI Jackson cannot
fail to insure it that high patronage which has already
gained SO high reputation among the patrons OF the
drama. Mr.. Booths benefit will be bumper tomorrow
evening.
LMoI.-Madame Augusta had an OVERLOOKING house
for her benefit last evening and have a
more delighted assemblage She appeared in two dances
the second act Of Nahalien and the third of LIE
Diable Amoureu1" She was assisted in both by MILES
Celeste and Dinner and Mons Frederick In Nathe-
lie" her pantomime characterized by that charming
grace and nauets in which she preemnenly exeels
anything she has before done in New York In
the tambourne dance she vocierousy encored and
the applause, when she called before the curtain
MING Thn hnon ifvI and chadI
brilliant and crowded house. Miles Dinner and &C.
ence The entertainments We're varied with two CO.
mic pieces. The Chaste Salute" and the Lost Let
psndas Mr. Hall and N.Y. Hunt
evening Mile Biangy will appear in the ballet of Gil
aells," supported by Mile Celeste and Mons. Ha-
made such hit last summer at Niblo's Miss Taylor
will appear as Kate O'Brien in Perfection"
BowERr AMPHIrHEATRE.-The performance last eve.
ming at this popular and attractive place Of
drew together an immense crowd of spectators. Mr..
North astonishing feas excited through
out the evening the marked appreciation of the srecta
tors who crowded the galleries Carlos ladder trick
led many to eacaim hs Rad not bone in his a
The astonishing eats of Sgnor Felix Carlo have called
forth frequent bursts of admiration since he commenced
his engagement. Mr. Kemp, the celebrated European
clown also performed La Franco Hispanola" with his
wonted ability. He takes his benefit on Monday night,
and will have bumper house, to which he is fully
titled
THE ALHAMRA.-The proprietor of the Alhamra will
entertain their patrons this evening with grand
cert to be performed by the orchestra under the leader
ship of Mr. George Loder, whose reputation a mus
clan we'll esta lshed Three splendid fa5ieaur rras
will be exhibited, illustrating Jacob in the house of La
ban Moses in the Land of INDIAN, and Ruth and Boaz
Tomorrow evening the great nacromanccr, Herr AL
exander will make his first appearance.
RAYMOND AND WARINes MrNAeERIE-The crowds
that have daily visited this collection of wild animals,
since has been located in the city, bear testimony of
the in which it is appreciated by people
For the brief time that it will yet remain here have
doubt will be thronged by all who wish to the
animal kingdom, in all its varieties, illustrated better than
II be by whole libraries of books, although written
by the most talented authors