The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-24
Vheatricaya.

PARK THEArRE-Nr. Collins was again received last
night with unmstakable evidence of appreciation and
delight by she patrons Of this theatres and II pos
sbe to enhance his reputation Irish comedian Of
the highest order Of talent has sting parts OF
Pierce O'tIara 10 the irsh Attorney" and Teddy Ma.
.owney, in Teddy the Tier last evening, emf
nently calculated to do It. But there Is need Of it, Mr.
collins has established a reputation beyond cavil-
not only here where on bis first appearance he had to
undergo ordeal of ordinary kind but in every other
place where he has performed We have before remark
ed on Mr. Collins superior judgment in discriminating be-
the mode and general manner OF acting gentee and
low Irish Characters and the peri control he possesses
dy Maowney, distinct and different in brogue,
gesture action &c. as they could possibly be- and yet
well performed. Indeed, in genteel Irish comedy we
consider Mr.. Collins unequaed by any actor that ever
appeared in low characters he is inferior to
none His style is becoming familiar to the public
and the more he is seen the he is liked This Pc
culiar talent and judgment distinguish Mr.. Collins
any thing else, contributed to his extraordinary
cess in the United States. He will appear on Tues
On that evening young lady of this city, possessing
high intellectual attanments well great personal
beauty will make her debut in the very difficult part Of
Report speaks in the highest terms Of her accomplish
ments while It pays equal tribute to her ladyke and
sometime under the tuition OF the popular and accom-
plished Mrs Vernon, whose experience and excellen
abilities Mrs Hunt viii perform the part G Of
Wednesday is set apart for the benefit atten
uve ocefs OF the establishment Mr. Collins will appear
on that evening also.
BowERY THEArnE.-This house last evening was
crowded to excess and the performance highly at
tractive. Beauty and the Beast" "The Carnival
Ball." and Tho Last Days of Pompeii," were repre-
sented by the corps drsmatque. In the Carnival
Ball" Miss Mary Taylor delighted the audience with
the beautiful air am thine" in which she rap
turously applauded In Beauty and the Beast" she
also sang from the Bohemian Girl" the popular air
dreamt that dwe in marble halls" Miss Taylor has
won additional aures since her appearance at this popu
lar theatre The crowded houses that nightly hocked to
witness her performance well of that OF the entire
company, during the past week. speak highly for the
taste of their patrons Of the Bowery theatre Miss Julia
Drake, and Mr.. Chapman, are great addition to the
present talented stock coMpanyand with Neafe Vache
Clarke, and Hadaway, also Mrs. Booth, and Mrs. Ser
geant we'll the other members OF the present
pany, the attractions here will draw crowded houses
The ensuing week will bring forth several novee.
We learn with much pleasure, that signora Ciocca
and signor Nora, have entirely recovered from the
slight accident which them in Philadelphia
They engaged at the Park Theatre, and will appear
| there in the first part OF February.
Mrs Mason Is to appear at the Walnut street Theatre
| Philadelphia, thisnweek.
MRocKwELL AND sroNE's CiRcus-This establishment
Is at present in Cincinnati, instead Of Columbus
yesterday stated. Messrs. 0ossin and Mcfarland are
| now in our city.