The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-03
Theatrical and MusIcaI.

PARK THrATRE-This time .hono-ed place of amus,
ment which has for half century been the eea
ture Of the legitimate drama and in which stars from
Europe made their DEBUT in order to successful pro-
lseS'on. cow ...e states will open on Monday
evening next. under the most cheering circumstances
The house has undergone such thorough renovation
that II my be called O new theatre. All that money
and the most experienced artists could do to render
1t beautiful, has been DONE and the proprietor, Mr.
Hamblin whose long theatrical expere nee and sound
histrionic Judgment render him every way suited Ia
discharge the duties Of manager and to suit the aste
and Refinement OF the age is determined to engage all
the available sterling talent that be found in
order to please the patrons of this classic location
Tomorrow evening it will open with Shakspeares
beautiful tragedy Of Hamlet For the first time in
ten years Mr. Hsmblin viii appear in the If
Hamlet, at the Park II IL almost un 70 sneak
Ct his caraeity as dian for he has been one of
the greatest fa9ores that appeared in this city,
and this cicums,ance alone sufficiently proves his
great dramatic talent. The other characters will be
sustained py excellent stock company among WHOM
we recognize several old fevcrtes, namely Messrs.
HE'D, w, H. Chapman, Dawson, Tilton, Bellamy, SC.
Aiiei ise tragedy. Ssnora Ciocca whose character as
agAcnul dGEssuse is well established, and Signor
taninerts wiz close with the comedietta Of ladies'
Eewar." In addition to The dramatic, company, the
McrYaisir ballet troupe engaged for the season
Thu lie doing The matter WELL and, no doubt, q dis
c,fniug public Ei by libere patrona e, sustain the
thoris Of Mr. Hambin TO revive the legitimate drama
10 render the Park what Il has been in DAYS 20
lyle Theatre OF the Union.
Bower, TnEA1HE.--The house was crowded as usual
last evening, and the performances which were for the
b'neat OF Miss Turnbull, went OF we'll The pleasing
e phce Of Charies the Second served to Introduce
mr. ). d. scott once again to a New York audience
psipe" bomi VIC believe, he has not played for some
years He took the part Of Inc bluff old Captain Copp
snd hcteu IL well bis sqxg about old Admir-, Il
aonr oauto great deal offun; nd the pretty Mary
Isyol, as Whpppg Mary, according to the gay Rc.
ehesi.Is 'eIsion q her name looked and acted the
part we'll 1be charles Of J. II. Hall too was very
good 20 that the whole piece was capitaIiv nlavsy
and received much applause The ballet of yhs :. "a
m,radan followed Aliss Iufnbu, as the ds ncinv 40
wss much admired IL is most thrilling storv "a
Victor Hugo never wrote interes ting ous s.,
ID. work which IL is founded The rest o9 nv biii
vent OF WE'LL The every Theatre Is Of the beat
patronized houfes In the city nd from the
manner In which all the arrange fQrs ducinv
every thing we'll are made, there Is doubt that IL
will coDDue TO sustain its prcte high stand among
The numerous theatres in New York. During the
coming week fevcrsl novelties will be produced, and
We doubt not the house will be crowded every night
BROADWAY THEArsg.-Tbis magnihesnt theatre has
80 l'' 80 ne most successful week vtjeh :has been
g cssfc walls we're raieoG Avwy unu-
go '-''r.'.e.~ for Saturday nisht, ~ hsoss W.
cs"es9i.'r isriussse gallery, by<(hssQ w tssw