New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-04
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Bosros-Loa Montez continues at the Howard Athe-
neum, where she draws good houses.
At the Meseum Miss Julia Bennett has made favora-
Bile impression.
New YoRK.-Mr. Forrest is playing at the Broadway
Theatre with his usual sweep His Rcele is spoken of
gem.
walack's Lyceum (late Brougham's) is nightly filed
with fashionable audiences W. r Blake, ]. W. Leister
Wolcott, and John Brougham attached to the
pany Miss Laura Addison London actress of repute
has made hit at this house, and is engaged by walack
for the season.
Burton caters successfully the taste the public
and his theatre is nightly crowded.
At Nibloa Madame Thllon and the Browne playing
| on alternate nights to full houses
The New York Theatre to reopen on the Goth of
| September under the management of J. s. Chantrau
(hfose) with Mr. Stark, from California, the star.
The Bowery and National do up'' the legitimate and
meo-dramas in style to draw out the b'hoys in large
numbers.
PHnApELpfuA,-The aRaves concluded highly
cessul engagement at the Walnut the 18th, The
Batemen children were to succeed them.
BALraoRE.Mss Logan is at the Hollyday street The
tre and Mrs. Farren at the Peoples-both drawing
good houses and their efforts well spoken of.
Barney Williams and his wife are at OWENS Museum
BuFFALo--Mr Neafe opened at the Eagle Theatre. in
Hamlet the 10th ut He is drawing excellent houses
and his Hamlet Macbeth and OeAo highly praised.
gagement Forbes Theatre the 18TH and Mrs Now
att has succeed her.
AIpANy.-Mr G. " Brooks is at the Museum.
Observation-Disclosures National Theatre is doing good
business with stock pieces
ST. Louls-Field's Varieties and Bates Theatre are
| also playing stock pieces to advantage
The Memphis Theatre is expected to open under the
management Of S. Charles about the 18th instant.
| Nh. NEAr1E-The many admirers of this gentleman
will be glad to note the rapid progress he is making
emnence in his arduous profession The following from
the Buffalo Courier will be read with qualification by
numerous friends in this city
As must be known already to readers, this accom-
pshed tragedian has been playing the Eagle Stree
Theatre this week We have and before, witnessc
his various hstrionic efforts with the highest pleasure
We however, from want of time have not boon able
give him that notice which his chaste and powerful der
eutions have deserved, and therefore make
| amends to him. both actor and gentlemen.
All men every branch of the arts liable to hav
faults and it would be wrong say Mr. Neafe is with
out them but when find one with as few. W
find hundreds aspiring to the position with nnel
more His eocuton is of high order and very eiectiy
In the heavier portions OF the play he times high
effective while in the enderer he exercises gree
power the heart His progress to distinction HI
been steady and sure, and proud to name him
one of our greatest living actors He has played tn
week, g Hamlet Macbethn Mohummed " al
Otheo,' (seyere tests to the delight of all He
pears tonight Mordat part he seems to have
exclusively his own, and Tomorrow night he closes wi
his own beautiful tragedy of Harolde the Merchant
Calais, and Schillers great play OF William TELL