The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-09
Theatrical and NIuslcnl.

PARK THEATRE" Richard Ill" was played at the
Park last night for the last time this In thea
in the world has this noble tragedy been put upon
the stage in style greater magnfcence with
historical accuracy than at Old Drury." The Rich
ard" ofMr Kean is the chef dGurre Of great artist and
the announcement that he to perform it. has nearly
always drawn full house. /" Did you send your
wife to Newark, is O ludicrous little farce and excel
lent provocaon to mirth. Mrs. Kean's benefit and the
last appearance of these stars for the season. takes place
tonight The tragedy of tho Gamester" and the avo-
lite musical drama of Don Cesar de Bazan" will be
performed the occasion, we may expect to see
brilliant array OF beauty and fashion in the boxes.
BowFRY THEArRE-Patriotic eyes and ears had rich
treat at this establishment last night in the performance
Of the drama of The Campaign the Rio Grande"
The applause with which it was received must have
been highly gratifying to Mr. Jackson the enterprsng
manager who has spared no labor or expcnce in getting
it up in splendid style The tragedy of Brutus" was
also played at this theatre The same bill is to be
peaed tonight and every who wishes to realize the
ness The Campaign on the Rio Grande." The heroes
of the destined it seems, to be mmortalized
upon the stage, If in no other way.
GREENWICH THEArRE.-The bill that announced
for last evening changed in consequence Of the i'll
Of some Of the performers. There was but mode
rate attendance notwithstanding that the occasion
of Mr.. Rice's benefit Mr. Gratan the Irish servant
in the Dumb Belle - Miss Caroline Chapman playing
Eliza This the first appearance of this young lady,
and from the deserved applause which her acting called
become
ress There some redundancy of gesture apparent
but this is incidental to first appearance Mr. Rice APP
peared in Jumbo Jum,n and the Virginia Mummy"
Between the second and third pieces Mss Chapman de-
livered patriotic poetca address in relation to the
Mexican war; and the exploits of our army, which
she sung of the pieces which she acted
encored and the audience seemed highly pleased
be superAuous His fine talents are too wclLknown to
require laudation at our hands.
NIBLo-The first evening Of the opening of this beau
tiful resort charming could have been desired
and the attendance was, of course, preporonate But
although the expectations of the public had been raied
high yet the beauty Of the saloon and grounds and the
msgnifcence of the arrangements for the comfort and
entertainment Of vsters surpassed those of previous
season. II is really superb and such evening
last night with the throwing its silver light the
gravel walks through the branches Of the overhangng
trees, and with magnificent orchestra playing the most
delightful airs need We that it beyond all de-
the saloons But will not at present attempt a de-
scrpon of them Who has not heard Of the Ravel Fa-
mily and who that has seen them attempt descrip-
ton of their wonderful performances On the next
evening" will try and collect thoughts little more
as to be able to give sort Of connected
OF the. entertainments
CASTLE GARprr-Another of those delightful musical
entertainments for which this agreeable is ia
nous was given last evening This is really q most
pleasant place to spend few hours in the nights
Of summer.
Miss A WILSON'S CoNcEnr,--A temperance and mis-
cellancous concert is to be given this evening tho
Mr. J. Kavanaugh and others. Tom FlynH deliver
an address.
Va. AMBuRcHs CARAvAv.-This large collection Of
animals proceeding through the Eastern States very
attractive, and drawing crowded houses wherever they
halt They at present in Providence and will visit
all the principal manufacturing towns and will open in
Boston on tho week preceding the 4th Of July.
RAYMorps CoNrASY.-This immense Menageric has
the most extensive and best selection Of animals in the
United States. large accession Of animals, lately
imported are Of very superior kind, particularly the
enormous white bear from Paris together with the ero
cous lions used by the celebrated Mr. Carter in London
The performances Of Mr. Pierce equal to any other
in the Union. The company perform at Pottsvills 18th
inst at auch Chunk on the l3th at Wksbarre on the
l6th at Monross, Pa the 10Th. The inhabitants Of
those towns may expect rich treat
The Baron de Fleur pianist of much celebrity, OF
whose talents the Toronto papers most favor
ably, is now giving concerts in Quebec
Mr.. c. r. Thorne has become the manager Of the Peo-
pies Theatre, Cincinnati
Mr.. Dempster was to give concert in Columbus,
Ohio, on the 4th inst
De Meyer is enrapturng the peopss ~ st. Louis. The
Rerciss says, that from the -ntricty Of the
Carnival" to the barbarc grad ~ 4 i Marche Ma
~ocai the man is q marvel.
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