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Since the opening Of the present season. theatrical bus
ness shows strong symptoms of prosperity far beyond
that observed for many years past The Park Bowery
Niboscvery place in the shape of Theatre dedicated
to the delneaton Of human character flourish
ing than there any to hope ground for
pecting at the opening of the Mrs. Mowa and
Mr. Hackett, both natives have finished engagements at
the Park with the most extraordinary success Next
week the Kean family, consisting of Mr.. Charles Kean
and his lady Mrs. Kean formerly Mrs Ellen Tree-make
their appearance in the tragedy the Gamester great
deal of interest is felt for these artists they both having
been here former occasions but in less prosperous
times and have doubt from the anxiety manifested
them that their engagement will be of the
most profitable and distinguished that has been made al
the Park for long tin e. and fully commensurate with
the obvious revival which has taken place. Both Mr.
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
now at Niblos have also been literally encouraged and
likely to be supported well the evenings begin
get cool. Throughout the whole country, theatrcas
decidedly prosperous and indeed the growing pros
pery of the republic in commercial matters appears to
have communicated vitality and increased activity to
all kinds of amusements and public recreations.


In the midst Of this theatrical prosperity in the egti





falling away. No effort is making to bring troupe from
Italy here and the artists already in this country
scattered and possess little adhesion of character
that their combined operations fairly at end.
Madame Pico and Sgnor De Begns the only two of
here now, and even they are perhaps by this
route Montreal to do the best they in that regoa


Ole Bull when last heard Of at Portland, (Me) he
about to take tour through the West. He is
peced in this neghborhood about the end of next month


The Seguins and Mr.. Fraser have also drawn good
houses in various parts of Canada They daily ex-
pected in the States.


Mrs Shea formerly Miss Blanche Kemble made her
last appearance at the National Theatre ~ O., the
10Th inst.


Signora Pico and Signor De Begnes, after successful
tour the East started for Canada and appear
the Olympic Theatre Montreal in the early part of Sep
tember.


sgnor Blit2 after absence Of nearly two years du-
ring Which he had been professionally engaged in the
West Indies, and the continent of South America
reapng laures and ucre Wherever he went has return
ed to this country He is at present engaged at the Bos
ton Museum.


Mr. Burton, OF the Chestnut street Theatre Philade
phia has engaged for the ensuing season. the following
Mr. and Mrs Charles Kean formerly Miss Ellen
Tree, the opera troupe, consisting OF Miss Decy,
Sgnor Rophino Lacy, Mr.. Reeve, Mr. Brough Mr.. An
derson Mrs Mowatt, and another actress of celebrity
bat new to Philadelphia; all of whom drawing
crowded houses at the Park Theatre, New York.


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


MIR and Mrs. haywood have returned from their hi gh
ly successful tour in Canada. They meditating
fresh ncursion