The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-11
VhOatrlcalS.

PARK THEArRE.-" WIFss secRRr.n-To.night this
popular play Of Lovels is to be again produced to
which the admirable acting of the Ksans gives such ef
feet II in itself piece of sterling mert-happily
conceived and novel in ito potis language Is chaste
and vigorous and at times exhibits postcal passages Of
high order II IL simple in its expressions of deep feel
ing and natural In the development Of ito characters and
sceues These last take strong hold Of the feelings
effect and evincss great dramac power II was warmly
received here its frst reprsseniaont made great
lighted audiences The scene Is laid Almost interesting
period in English History when Cromwell became Pro-
~ dissentons existed far and wde is respective mem
bsrs embracing the political views Of the day In Of
its action Is carried out Mrs Kean' performance and
conception of her part tho wife, are all her own
nothing be Amer than the exhibition Of her struggles
TO- m:nain her secret with her jealous and angry lord
which leads to the most trying and fearful scenes.
Kean shows all the force and fire which distinguish his
acting and perheps plays better tits great treat
and should be enjoyed by all.
BowIRY THEArKE.-"Cinderellao continues with un
abated success to draw nightly vast crowds 10 this popu
lar theatre, and this grand opera gains in popular favor
The compsny are more perfect In their parts and Miss
Taylor as the principal gains nightly the most unbound
cd and enthusiastic applause The entire company per-
formed last evening to delight full and crowded
house, and the chorus singing was excellent The
chestra perform with extreme ability "Cinderella -
since its first representation has drawn immense houses;
and glad to the exertons of the worthy and
enterprisng manager Mr. jackson, 20 well appreciated
Mrs sherwood takes her benefit The services of Miss
Clark will be given, for that night only She will ap
pear Smike, in "Ncholas Nckleby" and Miss Morti
mer in NAVAL Engagements" She will be sure to have
good house.
BowERy AMrHIrHEArRE.-Messrs. Sands, Lent and
Company's Circus will leave here and those who
have not as yet witnessed the aordnary feats Of
performers, should 60 and visit here. The attractions
are really magnificent and when that the
benefit night: are about to commence, the combina ion
of high talent that will be put forth with the extraord
nary dancing Of May Fly, and the pony feel
confidence that the Circus will he crowded The Am
phheatre last evening was a perfect +" JAM"
Nav York OPERA HousE.-At the request of many
highly respectable families, the entertainments at the
Greenwich, will commence tonight with Sheridan
Knowles play of The Hunchback." The parts of
Master Walter and Sir Thomas Clifford will be sustained
BY two very eminent actors Messrs Fredericks and H.
P. Grattan The able manner in which Mrs Ada stet
son performed the character Of Julia, Monday
ming will be sure to attract numbers to its repetition
She becoming great favorite The amusements will
conclude with the farce of Mischief Making" The
comic Of Harrison. and the hornppes danced by
Yates, are excellent To evening, Romeo
and juliet" Mrs Ada steson will be quite at home In
Juliet We hope to the exertions { Mr. Drew re.
warded by respectable patronage.