The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-09
TheatrlCaIO.

PARK TaEArRE-Last evening witnessed the com
of another great Shakespeare revival at the
Park Theatre, and the auditory which assem-
bled to witness the first representation gives promise
that the exsrons Of the manager to the ascen
dancy of the ultimate drama will not be unrequited-
We consider unnecessary to say word in this notice
of the in which this tragedy has been produced
nor OF the performances OF the CHIEF actors well as
those Of all who participated in it, having on former &C.
cason dilsted fully the merits Of both We are con
strained however to state that the manager deserves the
highest credit for his desire evnced on former
as n svs the drama
the standard which it deserves We believe Richard
ILL.," will be repeated this evening
BowrnY THsATRE.-The nightly rush at this popular
place of amusement is perfectly indescrbable The en-
thusissm and excitement Of the immense audiences
which assemble have comparison In the records Of
theatrical history 1t is however, not to be wondered
at when much is done by the enterprising manager
to please tastes Of all His efforts properly ap
prcaed and the encouragement he receives is but just
The beautiful opera of Cinderella" which hes been
To or n
each representation The interest given to II by Miss
Taylor and the excellent members of the establishment
make 1t the most exquisite opera extant We learn 1t is
to be performed every evening until further notice. no
doubt in order to give all opportunity to witness it.
Those who are fond Of fine music. good acting fairy
tableaux and magnificent scenery and stage appoint
ments, should go.
AMERICAN CIRcUs-The excellent company OF Messrs.
Sands, Lent Co.. are very properly receiving their
share of public patronage, at the Bowery amphtheatre
This large and elegant building recently renovated,
decorated and fitted up with every convenience for the
comfort of those who visit the establishment. There
immense concourse present last last night, o.
which we venture to assert there none left
dissatisfied. Mr. Sands beautiful and graceful stud Of
ponies with their wonderful tricks alone worth the
price Of admission say nothing Of the host of other in
sructive and interesting performances which are here
to be perfect art and nature can make them
New YoRK OPERA HoUsE.-This evening, the enter
tainmens will commence with the tragedy Of Fazo,
Mrs Ada Stetson personatng the character of Blanca
This young lady is very promising. and will become
great fsvorte Mr. Fredercks will play the part of Grad
Fazio character for which he is well adapted. The
entertainments will close with the popular comedy
"Charles I"; Mr. II. T. Graan sustaining tho part o
the march, and the character OF Rochester by Mr.
Fredericks The company generally, are very clever
and trust the uptown inhabitants will patronse the
exerons Of the lessee who has rendered this theatre
both regards nestness and comfort suited to the
fashionable circles.
HERR ALEXANDRA has returned TO this city, and we
informed he has accepted most fatterng invitation
from the Distinguished commander OF United States
man ofwar Qhe Scourge) Is his guest to Havana. We
think would not be bad plan for government to en-
gage this great magician to 60 on TO Mexico and by hi
magic power change Santa Anna and his whole army
pal likeness of the Herr copy of which is now before
we'll is done, that during the absence OF thu
msgician can imagine ourselves in converse will
him, by merely glancing ut his picture.
sgnor Blitz Is performing to crowded houses at Phil
Hall, Pttsburg