The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-19
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PARK THEArRE-MR. CoLLINs-After most success.
full in the Southern States, this favore returns
among US. to fill engagement at the Park Theatre
where he appears tonight. In all the cities where he
has performed, he received hearty welcome, and was
acknowledged to be the legitimate of tho la.
mented Power. 1t may be truly said that the blank
which the death Of poor Power created has been well
filed by Mr. Collins At all events it will be admitted
that from the time OF Mr. Powers loss until the appear
Of Mr. Collins, the American public had oppor.
tunity Of witnessing on the stage any correct
taon Of the Irish character-its fun its folic and its
pathos That Mr. Collins do this in NATURAL cosy,
graceful manner his extraordinary here and
talent Of high order MIR Collins has nice and discr
minating judgment Instead Of using brogue suitable
for Teddy the Tyler in Pierce Oiara, the Irish Ator
he gives no more than enough 10 distinguish him from
Engshmsn, butt at the time, preserves the fun
and humor oths character In this consists Of Mr. Col
Inns chief excellences These qualities with thorough
knowle ledge Of stage business good eye excellent
voice. and commanding figure, combined, make him in
deed his admirers assert that in some characters he is
equal to Power-as for instance Morgan Rattle and
McShane.
BowERY.-This immense and beautiful theatre, the
occasion of Miss Mary Taylors debut last night pre-.
sented brilliant and animated appearance; notwth-
standing the very dssgrceabe state the weather. the
house filed almost suocation from top to bottom
thus giving unmistakabe evidence of the popularity
of the debutan well showing just appreciation of
the taste and judgment Of the enterprspg manager
Mr. jackson. In New York, and at this time, it wonld
tainmens as an actress and vocalist They we'll
known and admired to require at this late day any com.
men or encomums at our hands The pieces performed
last night abeunded with Of melody, which were
sung with surprising sweetness to admirng and an
enthusiastic audience We have every to believe
that the engagement Of Miss Taylor this establishment
will prove Beneficial TO the Manager well GRITTY ing
to the public and her many admirers. She appears this
evening for the second time in the character OF Kate
O'Brien, in the pleasing comedy OF the MAID of Mum
ster and in the burlesque opera of Beauty and the
Beast" aided by the excellent dramatic resources of the
Qaf I'm mi Wn IN az thu ale .,l
very popular treasurer, Mr.. Wadron, announces his
benoft for tomorrow wednesday, evening" when
udicous selection of attractive pieces will be
ALHAMBRA The Italian Magician, Rossi is exhibiting
his beautiful experiments in legerdemain every evening"
at the above saloon His performance together with the
ballad singing Of Miss Hifer and Mr.. Harrison, render
the evenings amusement agreeable.
Tom Flynn, capital actor and good fellow as ever
put his legs under mahogany table, proceeds to.
day. via the Housaonic railroad to Troy where he has
q proe ssonal engagement II the Troans do not open
wide their gates to Tom, he will undoubtedly take
them by Storm for he knows such word fail. His
racy humor and frank lighthearedness always afford
him key to open every heart.
The numerous friends Of Winchell gave him com.
plimentary benefit on Thursday last, at Albany.
Mr. Henry Placide arrived in Charleston on the 18th
inst, where he is engaged to play one week.
Mrs Mowatt has been giving readings from the 20.
ets at Macon, Georgia.
Bangy appeared Wednesday night at Mobile. to
what newspaper of that city calls monstrousn house.
The play should have been Beauty and the Beast"
signor Blitz left Buffalo for Pittsburgh and Cincinnati
on Thursday last.
Hem ALExANpER, the German magician will aston.
sh the citizens Of Providence Rhode Island, for two
nights this week, by his experiments in natural pho.
sophy and magic previous to his departure for Havana