The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-08
Theatricals,

PARK THEArRE.-Mr and Mrs. Charles Kean received
most aatterng testmonyof the appreciation in which
they are held by our citizens last evening Notwith
standing the almost inoleable heat of the atmosphere
within aud without the walls of old Drury the house was
filed by large, select and fashionable audience, to wit
ness their unapproachabe performances in Richard Sd
Such pr oof of estimation must have been highly graft
flying TO these distinguished artists We doubt if there
be any other actor, either in this country or anywhere
else who could have drawn such house on such
brilliant and effective style, the part Of Gloster being
play Mr. Kean only can play it. Tonight Mr. Kean
pear Mrs. Halter in the Stranger" Mr. Kean as the
Stranger After which, the comedy Of the Honey
Moonv Mrs Keau Juliana and MI. kean as the Duke
Aranza The bill itseif is sufficiently attractive to draw
full house. independent of the strong claims Of Mr.
kean as an artist No man has ever done SO much IN
this country-and say it regardless OF caviior the
advancement of the interests Of the drama as Mr. kean
and we have no doubt that the public will, upon this
occasion, give him strong proof of the high estimation
in which he is held rs an actor and as gentleman.
BowERr.-Ths performances at this popular theatre
passed of last evening with great success and to the evil
dent satisfaction Of the audience Notwithstanding the in
ten heat of the weather This evening Miss Dean ap
pears in two psrts-as Mrs Halter, in the Stranger"
supported by Mr. Neafe the Strangers and as Juana,
in the Honey Moono Mr. Neafe taking the part of the
Duke This Is great BILL and we have no doubt that it
will prove attractive. Both plays cast to the strength
Of the company The Misses Vallee dance the Pas de
Nathalie" between the pieces
GREENwIcH THEATRE-The drama OIL the y Kent
Day" performed last evening to very respectable
house, and that well the comedy of Bachelors
Buttons and the dramatic opera Of Guy Mannering"
were received by the audience with frequent bursts of
applause We are glad to see that Mr. Freer, by en-.
gsgng the first talent and good stock performers ihas
succeeded In attaining position among our citizens
which enables him prosperously to go on. Though he
has met with many difficulties yet his liberal presenta
ton Of novelties well put upon the stage have had the
effect of making his theatre, at last very popular with
large body of citizens This evening, Timour the
Tartar the trial in the Merchant of Venice,
and the excellent comedy Of Hunting Turtle" will
be performed. MIR. Freer, Mrs. George Jones, Miss
Crawford and the whole strength of the company will
appear.
CASTLE GARpEN.-The proprietors of this beautiful
and fashionable resort are, glad to perceive
reaping full reward for their exertons in doing their
please the public The dissoving Views and
Chinese works, exhibited every evening, loudly
applauded and to delight well as amuse those
whose discrimination directs them to this select
and charming spot These views decidedly the most
splendid exhibition of tho kind we have and
without wishing to dsparage the claims Of other places
of the kind in all canaor that Castle Garden
is the only place in the city where recreation and enjoy
of every kind suited to the hot weather be OBJ
out fear Of their being disappointed.
Mrs Mowat appeared at the Buffalo theatre, Satur
day evening last, in her own play Of" Fashion"
That beautiful painting, Ttians Venus, visited and ad
mircd by the Thousands this city, at Utica.