The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-08

P..x Tur.r.r.-THE KEASs-These popular actors
again make their appearance this evening, short
rsrement in Richard Ill" II drew great houses when
formerly presented here and has been of the
most popular attractions of all the tragedies of shsks
peare Mr. Kesn's Richard has been judged in England
equal the stage for energy fire. just
cepon and impressive readings has been universally
admired among Mrs Kean's Elizabeth is heart stir
agony of signs and tears of artificial origin but that
all tell have their fountain in the very depths Of the soul
iSs o SnSd q heart in feeling to the
got up Is the very page that reflects the age is
rich in associations Towers and cloisers and palaces,
but now fallen BY the ravsses Of time. cOronaton
thrones and royal splendors glitter around usgogeous
tented 6eld-snd all is grand pageanta vivid picture
OF array Of distant age-an eramost interest
khsrd during ii Ss
other chance will Offer the Keans leave for the
South-their return will be distant
BowERY TnEArRE.-The grand opera of Cinderella"
which has been performed here with extraordinary
for the past week. will be repeated this evening,
with the famous drama of Jack Sheppard" II is need
less for to say word favor Of either of these pieces
They are sufficiently known and appreciated by the
patrons Of the Bowsry to render the saying Of single
will retain her part in the rst Of these pieces as Gin
derella, which she fills with such great success.
BoxERr AMrHIrHEArRE.-sands, Lent & Co. preprie-
tors of this celebrated establishment appear determined
to reap plentiful harvest from their exerons. This
they will do. A splendid spectacle will be exhibited
this evening" for the first tme%caed the Tartar Caval
ry' There will also be variety Of acrobatc, equestri
and eymnastc feats by the company; and though
last not least the beautiful little ponies will delight the
spectators with their extraordinary tricks These
MES are the most remarkable animals They
dance the polka with the and grace of pupil Of
korponay
The ALHAMBRA-Messrs Christy, Hooley, PIERCE
Wells and Vaughn, comprising the celebrated company
of Ethiopian mnstrels commence engagement, this
evening, at the Alhambra. These performers have at
tanned great celebrity in all the places they have visited
and will, without doubt, be heartily welcomed back to
the scene of their first triumphs.
New YoRx OPERA HoUsE.-This favorite place Of
amusement once knawn as tho Greenwich theatre,
opens this evening under the most hsttering auspices
During the recess the entire premises have been tho
roughly and redecorated great expense and
be favorsbly compared with any similar esab
lshmen in the city The pieces selected for the frs
evening Knowles plsy "The Hunchb.ck," and the
farce Of the 4" Pleasant Nsighbor." We have looked
the names of the company, and ind that many of
them rank worry high in their profession Mrs Ada Sts
son, the young lady who studied under Mrs Vernon,
Park theatre, will sustain the part Of Julia in the
Hunchbsck" We are informed that this il q charac-
extremely we'll adapted to her talents and that
she will do full justice TO-
Mr. Mrs and Miss Charles were performing with great
at Kingston, jamaica as appears by the last ad
vices from that place.
Mr. Collins. the great Irish comedian, has met with
great in Philadelphia He has been engaged
and will perform there the whole of this week