The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-13
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PARx THEArRE-The Keans appeared last evening IN
the tragedy of the Gamester" than which we hardly
think there piece extant better adapted to show of
their extraordinary talents When we see these great
artists in this tragedy cannot but persuade ourselves
that they feel they actthat IN word, the parts Of
Beverly and Mrs Beverly so well adapted to enlist
the time being, If they indeed were the originals
This 10 the impression that the beholder, forms,
Mrs Ksan in the proud position they occupy
They identify themselves with the charac!er.--
felt and depicted BY them in manner terribly truth
full and cannot but think that the original Is before
This remark applies to both. although in the cha
racter of Beverly it is not perceptble to the same ex-
tent ia in Mrs Kean In him we see the highest ar
fist cal Rnsh but cannot dves ourselves Of the i'm
although be denied that his acting is natu raj
and Unaffected We do not think that there is any piece
devslope the extraordinary talent of both tho Game
ster except be the Wifes Secret" and in that they
snd % and drs su
BowrnY THEArRE-" Cinderella" has created pei
feet ror in this quarter the interest would to
increase nightly, from the vast crowds who fock to
witness the performance. Miss Mary Taylor last
ming delighted the house with her enchanting singing
and in the several choruses her rich and powerful voice
had thrilling effect, soaring, it did, above the com
bined efforts Of all who joined in them Her cadences
ws5f sung %
feelings OF her hearers who repeatedly evinced their
enthusiasm by the most vocerous applause The other
members OF this company performed with much ability,
and have grown perfect in their parts Cinde-
rella" has by means diminished in attraction since
its FIRST here and will have decided
1t will be repeated this evening with all its gorgeous
decorations Of scenery, costume music and mechanical
effect.
New York OPsRA HoUsE-The entertainments, this
evening. will commence with the comedy of A Day
After the Wedding" The part Of the Colonel by Mr. H.
0rattan and that of Lady Elizabeth Freelove by Mrs.
Watts, who is excellent actress. The affecting play
Of The Stranger" will follow. Mrs Ada steson taking
the part Of Mrs Halter, character which she will well
sustain she is very promising actress by and
study will attain exalted rank in the profession Mr.
Fredereks plays the Stranger and the other characters
BY a very good stock company. Tho manager is using
every to establish this thoarehe has added to the
list Of performers the nome Of distinguished comedian,
"Mr. and Mrs. White" A proper selection Of Light,
amusing pieces will tell well for the Greenwich Theatre
BowERY AMrHIrHkArRK.-The benefit OF Mr.. Dale last
evening was well attended, and the performances went
OF with sclst. Tho "Indian Hunter" by Moseley.
Sands loudly applauded in the great horse act May
Ety. usual greeted with loud and enthusiastic ap
plause Th.re will be two performances this day-in
the afternoon and eveung-and this will be the last
performance of the "Poney Races" crowds will flock
forward to witness represen ation which will graty
and Masters Jesse and Hernandez, will all appear and
May Fly and Cinderella will also delight the spectators
with their extraordinary fsats.
Miss Mary Ann Lee is dancing at Louisville, Ky.
and Miss Emma lnce at Portland, Me.
Miss Logan playing Ion to good houses at Cincin-
natl.
The theatres in Boston arc doing fourishng bust.
moss. The proceeds of tho Boston theatre Thursday
night devoted to the fund in aid of the volunteers
from Massachusetts,.