The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-27
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Park THEArRE-The admirable comedy OF Much
Ado About Nothing" was performed last night at the
Park In spite of twelve degrees below Zero the house
was respectfully nedfor intense the cold was out
Of DOORS the interior was as warm and comfortable
Russian palace What wit, what elegance what in,mi.
table beauty in this comedy! What a genius was
Shakespeare! How surprisiDg that man who lived 80
many hundred ago should Jet command such deep
attention. and still shake with merry laughter the sides
Of thousands who have started long since into exist
enoe, in a world then unknown! Miss Barnes played
Beatrice delightfully."-. She improves much acqusn-
lance II is said she is almost perfect resemblance Of
Queen Victoria by those who have the latter in
her coronation robes in the House Of Lords fso Victoria
Is very handsome Miss Barnes we'll accom-.
panied by Mr. Vapdenhof. who, Benedick displayed
astonishing talent. The two together the life and
charm Of the piece and at every passage greeted
as tney deserved with admirng Paudts In truth the
comedy was rich, beautiful and classical treat There
can be no taste in New York, literary judgment
classical feeling admiration for the chaste and
out not well and fashonably supported After the
comedy came Mr. Sands, with his two wonderful little
that on Saturday these charming little creatures le
take their bene6twe hope it will be a bumper. This
evening Homes tragedy Of douglas will be per.
formed. As this play 10 written by clergy man. aud
was witnessed by the clergy of Edinburgh perhaps
clergy will condescend for to enter the ,ortals Of
hearted for once, with and towards their fellow
lures After douglas" comes the Bellies Strsatge EN-
treat We prognosticste great success for her in this
part She will make good romp, believe for there
s something SO ndre so open honest and blunt about
her.
BowxRY THEArRE-The new drama Of "Arasaphe,
was again performed last evening. and passed off with
scIa. II is certainly of the effective and splen-
did compositions which has lately been produced on the
stage The management of the Bowery deserve great
praise for their beiay and enterprise in thus catering
for the public taste. Novelty after novelty has been
brought out without gard expense golden har.
Scott and Mrs @ Jones in the drama Of Arasapha !"
crowded house, and we can assure ell who have not
yet witnessed the perfo NANCE that rare treat 10 In
Orange Girl Of Venice will performed this evening
and doubt not crowded and animated audience will
be Ia attendance.
HowEs' Circus, AT PALNo's-Ths extraordinary gym.
splendid craftsmanship by Messrs Turner and Others
and Madame Macarte, make this place Of amusen emit
one Of the most attractive in tho city This evening
the celebrated Madame hacate takes benef and {
have doubt the adnlre of her splendid equestrian
powers will rally the occasion to give substan
ta token Of the admiration in which they hold her
MIR. GIBERr's CoScEar.-we wish our readers to bear
in mind that the concert Of Mr. Louis Gilbert will
tainy take place at Niblos Saloon Tuesday eve.
ming We have seen the bill Of fare for the occasion,
and have no doubt That it will draw large number OF
the admirers Of good music
HAkAoS.oSs-Th These delightful vocalsts give their
last concert this evening, at the Musical Fund Hail. in
Philadelphia. where they have been drawing crowded
audiences for soversl weeks past.
The Keans have closed their engagement In Charles
ton g. c. whore they have been very successful They
route for New Orleans, and may be expect
cd in this city in May next
Winchell 10 giving entertainments on Long Island "a
his profession, as regards versatility Of talent and nn
~ Of humor