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Nibos-every place in the shape Of Theatre dedicated
the delneation of human character more flourish
ing than there any reason to hope ground for
pectng at the opening OF the season Mrs Mowatt and
Mr. Hackett both natives have finished engagements
the Park with the most extraordinary Next
week the Kean family, consisting of Mr.. Charles Kean
and his lady Mrs Kean formerly Miss Ellen Tree-make
their appearance in the tragedy of the Gameser grea
deal of interest is felt for these artists they both having
been here on former occasions but in less prosperou
times and have doubt from the anxiety manifested
to them that their engagement will be of the
most profitable and distinguished that has been made
the Park for long tin and fully with
the obvious revival which has taken place Both Mr. and
Mrs Kean have numerous admirers and many personal
friends in New York and throughout the country.


The Bowery Theatre since its reconstruction and
change of management has met with very extensive
patronage it is nightly crowded The French Troupe
at Nblos have also been literally encouraged and
likely to be supported well the evenings begin
get cool Throughout the whole country, theatrcals
are decidedly prosperous and indeed the growing pros
perty of the republic in commercial matters appears to
have communicated vitality and increased activity to
all kinds of amusements and public recreations


midst of this theatrical prosperity in the legiti
mate drama and the light kinds the Italian Opera is
falling away No effort is making to bring troupe from
Italy here and the artists already in this country
scattered and possess SO little adhesion of character





Madame Pco and Signor De Begnis the only OF
here now, and even they route to Montreal
to do the best they can in that regio1


PARK TaEArRE.-The Park was very well filed last
night The bill for the evening the Lady of Ly ons
and the Married Rake" In the Lady of Lyons" Mrs
Bland from the London theatres made her first appear.
ance in America, in the character of Pauline. Mrs.
BANDS personation of Pauline characterized by
clearness Of enunciation elegance of STYLE and pow
erful delneaon of the emotions which drew down loud
and frequent applause from the select and fashionable
audience. Mr.. Dyott as Claude Melnotte astonished
even those who knew him best actor. Mr.. Dyott
has not heretofore been appreciated by the play
goers of the Park, and that because he has not
had opportunity to display the talent which he pos.
His performance Of Claudeswas hghy creitabs,
and W H. commence new era in his theatrical Life
Throughout was characterized by purity Of s lie and
hope here after that Nr Dyott will be cast for higher
range OF characters than he has heretofore appeared in
Mr. Bass appeared Col. Damas, Mrs. Barry widow
Melnotte, and Mrs. Vernon Madam Deschappelles.


The evening closed with the Married Rake, " in which
the talented and beautiful Fanny Gordon appeared
Mrs Tricack the part in which she first made such
favorable impression on the New Workers.


On Monday night Mr. and Mrs Charles Kean appear
IN the tragedy OF the "Gamester" There Will be u
crowded house.


BowERy THEArRE.-The patronage which this theatre
has received from the public is truly surprising. What
kind Of weather we have had since its reopening
it has been every night crowded to excess AS reason
for this, may mention that the plays acted al
ways well selected and properly adapted to the talents
of the artist composing the company and the taste Of
the patrons After two very successful representations
of Don Cesar de Bazan and the Wreck Ashore, these
plays will make room on Monday night for Shakspearec
tragedy of julius Cesar, and the drama of Robin
Hood in which the corps dramatique attached to the
Bowery will have another opportunity Of giving ncon
testible proofs Of their talent


(AsTIr GApnrN-To.nipht a grand concert of Sacred
Music will be given by the powerful orchestra Of the
Garden. To those who fond of religious melodies,
this place will prove very agree BILE resort the more
that notwithstanding the numerous audiences that
attend nightly this delightful place. its vast size and
yenent accommo dations render it always the com
Portable in this city. The public should not forget
either that from the piazza they have at night the
most endd view of the coast and bay This ought to
be considered another great nducement to the visitor
NlnLo's.-To.morrow the chef deurre of Meyerbeer
Les Huguenots, is to be played by the full and eec
tive French troupe. The piece is 10 be produced
scale Of magnfcence comporng with the talent of the
French company and known enterprise Of the proprietor
Of the Garden. MILE Calve and the debutante Madame
Casin with the great tenor Arnaud, Garry Bernard SC
will appear All Americans will throng the Garden as
the performance consists OF music vocal and instrument
tai.


The Holiday Street Theatre Baltimore, which is now



the direction of MIR f. A. Marshall at present manager
of the Walnut Street Theatre Philadelphia Mr. NJ has
already engaged very efficient company. Among the
ladies and gentlemen comprising it, we notice Mr. VIM
X. Blake and lady, MIR. and Mrs James Waack il, ,
Miss Alexina Fisher, Mrs. Thayer Mrs. Jones Mrs Ro
gers Mr. Richings. Mr. Chapman, Mr. Wheatley, Mr.
Leman, Mr.. Radcliffe, sc.


The Bowery Equestrian Company arrived at Prov
dence on the goth inst They to give two represen
tations in that city.


Mr. Smith, of Philadelphia, made his first appearance
at the National Theatre, Boston, Friday evening last
Ole Bull Bennett, the vionist and Miss Wheeler the
vaudeville actress late of the Washington Theatre gave
concert last night at the Shawmut Hall, Boston.


We learn that an Olympic Company from New York
will occupy the vacant lot in Tremont street. Boston,
this winter, on the proposed site of the Athen;eum
where equestrian performances will be introduced.


Ole Bull when last heard Of at Portland; (Me0 he
was about to take tour through the West. He
peced in this neghborhood about end Of next month
The Seguins and Mr.. Fraser have also drawn good
houses in various parts Of Canada They are daily ex
pected in the States.


Mrs Shea formerly Miss Blanche Kemble made her
asst appearance at the National Theatre, ~ o. on the
10th inst


sgnora Pico and sgnor De Begnis after successful
tour to the East started for Cansda and appear at
the Oily Theatre Montreal in the early part Of Sep
tember.


ring which he had been professionally engaged in the
West Indies. and the continent Of South America
reaping aurels and lucre he went return
ed to this country He is at present engaged the Bos
ton Museum.


Mr.. Burton, of the Chestnut street Theatre Phadel.
pha has engaged for the ensuing season, the following
artists MIR aud Mrs Charles Kean formerly Miss Ellen
Tree; the new opera troupe, consisting Of Miss Decy
Signor Rophno Lacy, Mr. Reeve, s,r Brough Mr.. An
deron, Mrs Mowatt and another actress OF celebrity
bat new to Philadelphia; all OF whom drawing
crowded houses at the Park Theatre, in this city.


Frys opera of "Leonora," is to be produced this sea-
son. at the Park


Mr. and Mrs haywood have returned from their high
ly successful tour in Canada. They now medtatng
a fresh lncursion.


Theatrieals In Canada,


MONTREAL, August 25, lSI5.
This fine city has been all alive or during the past