The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-20
Theatricnl.


performed in fine style last evening. Mrs Hunt
taking the principal part, and the other parts being ad
miraby sustained-Fisher was usual very racy and
Mrs Hunt played to admiration We wish she would
confne herself to such parts The nterlude and after
piece off WELL and the audience were sent home in
excellent spirits Tomorrow evening Mr.. Forrest an.
pears in his celebrated part Of Rckelieu in Buwers
play of that name The subordinate parts we'll cast
and the play must go off we'll Independent Of the fame
Mr.. Forrest has acquired in the character the play il
self is such to draw good house. and we therefore
expect to see crowd at the Park tomorrow evening.
BowERy THEArRE.-The patrons of this establishment
wero much disappointed last evening in the non appea
rance of Mr.. Adams who advertised to take the
character of Damon, in the tragedy Of Damon and Py
thas" The part however very well filed by Mr.,
Neaie who enacted it in his own peculiar and good
Mr. Neafe is entitled to the utmost credit for
his admirable and correct delneaton Of this charac.
ercalled upon 10 perform he was a short notice
Miss Dean performed Calanthe in the same piece with
good deal Of discrimination and taste. We apprehend
that this promising young actress has taken much pains
to study and conceive this character for she appeared
have perfect control of it, MIR. Clarkes Pythias
tragedy decidedly we'll performed and the acting
dence that was present We understand that Monday
evening will conclude the engagements Of both Mr..
account be an evsntful night The performances will be
for the benefit of Mr. Adams, and will consist of the
tragedy of King Lear" and the drama of Therese,
the Orphan Of Geneva" These two great artists will
appesr in both pieces. In the FIRST Mr. Adams will per-
sonate King Lear, and Miss Dean, COrdela and in the
other, Mr. Adams will personate Carwin and Miss Dean
Therese bill like this is seldom offered in any place
Of amusement
GREESwIcH Observation-Disclosures the great
amount Of competition which this establishment has to
contend against STILL from its alton and
the admirable in which is conducted by the in
defstigable manager, Mr. Freer, it prospers and will
continue to prosper In this theatre have instance
of what talent perseverance and industry can accom-.
Pish in spite OF all difficulties The bill for Monday
evening is remarkably attractive and cannot fail fill
the house-rain or shine II comprises the first place
Shakspeare's celebrated tragedy of Macbeth" which
will be performed with ali the original music The part
of Lady Macbeth will be performed by young and
Tented native actress named Miss Mary Duff who has
recently arrived in this city after successful tour the
daughter of the celebrated Mrs Duff who in her day
was a splendid tragic actress. The new local drama
the Freemans Daughter" still holds possession Of the
Greenwich stage, and is received every represe
ton with repeated rounds Of applause II is, we per-
ceve, set down for tomorrow evening likewise We
think we are justified in saying that the Greenwich
will be crowded with such an attractive bill Tuesday
evening apart for the benefit Of Miss Crawford
lady whose talents are OF a high order.
CASTLE GARpES--The entertainments at this delight
full resort last evening" of the usual attractive cha
racter consisting of concert by the Buo troupe Of
Ethiopian Singers songs by Mr. Holman dances by MIR
Goodwin, Dissolving Views, and Chinese Flrew orks.
To night the orchestra gives Sacred Concert and we
advise sI who love to hear sacred music executed by
magnificent band to visit the saloon this evening The
syening the Prince street Orphan Asylum will have
benefit
Anderson the well known trsgeaian, and Leonard the
celebrated Irish comedian, arrived in the Cambria and
to appear ut the Park theatre Mr. Manager Simpson
is having very successful season.
BowERY C,ncrs-This establishment has been throng-
ed during the week by all who delight in the achive-
mens OF the noble horse who take interest in the
classic games aud exercises Of the ancient Athlete.
Inc manager has not confined himself to these alo
out mas announced his intention of bringing out, in O
series OIL entertainments, most tot the MODERN well
ancient sports and festivals OF Merrie England" w.
Dale The great vsulter and horseman lately from
Sns'sno Is 10 appear at the Amphitheatre week.
Inc Baltimore 4mericon OF Friday says that Mr. Ccl
hhs whose lmmtabe representations of the Irish cha
isctef have nightly drawn crowded and fashionable au-
donces, continues TO be the OF attraction at this
theatre. HIS bench. on Wednesday night was A most
'ubstanuai one and satisfactorily ovinces the estimation
in which ne is held here" ~
Dan Marble has been greeted by crowds Of warm nd
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