Theatricals.
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PARK THEATRE.-Last evening the Park was crowueu


to witness Mrs Mowatt personation of Pauline, in the


Lady of Lyons character which, by her correct con-


cepon proper reading and strong delineaton Of the


she has made peculiarly her own 1t is needless


to give the mnute of her personal ion Of Mr. Crsps


Claude They have both for themselves such gol-


den opinions place their delneaons oftheir charac


ters above criticism The Col Damas of Mr. Bass, was


a decided Improvement upon his first appearance He


will soon become accustomed to our boards. Mr. Flem-
| ing appearing as Beausant-Mr De Walden CLAWS
Mrs Vernon Madam Du Chappelle-Mrs. Barry
| as Widow Melnotte. The entertainments closed with
the farce of the "Marred Rake" inwhich Miss Fanny
| Gordon young lady from the Haymarket Theatre,
| London made her first appearance in America in the
character of Mrs. Trctra. She enthusiastically
hailed and performed Mrs Trictra most admirably. She


is full Of life, and will be decided avorite with the
play OF the Park. She moreover said to be
| estimabe young lady.


Tonight we have novelty for Mrs Mowatts benefit.
| She plays Gertrude, in her own comedy OF Fashion,
which had such last spring with the afterpece of
Faint Heart never won Fair Lady, in which Mrs. Now
att Mr.. Crisp, and Miss Fanny Gordon charming
young lady from the Haymarket Theatre, London, all
appear. Give her bumper.


BowERy THEATRE.-The performance went of again
last night amidst the pauds Of very large audience.
Such the unparalleled Of this Theatre, that
Notwithstanding its vastness it hardly contain all the
applicants This does not however shake the efforts OF
the proprietor-he the contrary to increase
them in proportion with the encouragement he receives
The bill he for tonight is fair corroboration
Of this statement Two dramas will be acted which will
call forth the exerons of the whole of his efficient
pany these are The Surgeon Of Paris an historical
drama of very thrilling interest, and the popular
entitled "Nck of the Woods" legend OF the far west
The talented actor, j. r. Scott, will act the principal
Characters in both. To those who acquainted with
this artists abilities this is good security for the
cess OF the performance sSuch bill this cannot fail to
ia m In cnvh and tha ro Ia
them for continuation of patronage will certainly be
answered by the mass Of its habual visitors.


CASTLE GARDEN -Shin-de-heel.a or the virginian
Fairy and the Gum Elastic Slipper will be produced
this ming f3r the last night but Of the Ethiopian
Troupe. The usual series of entertainments will be
given in addition to this opera and contribute to render
the performance very attractive one. Messrs
French Heiser, directors of this splendid
place Of amusement, have just received from
the only one Of the same power existant, which
they intend to exhibit soon at the Garden


NInLo's.-To-night Henry Placde plays. He was re
ceved the occasion of Mr. John Sefton's Benefit by
saloon full to overfowing at o'clock, with great ap
pause as old Caude, and although the Comedy of Mar
ried Life was admirably by Misses Taylor Nelson
Ludlow Matthews and Roberts, by Messrs Brougham
John Seton, and Chppendale, Pacide seemed to take
the lead Tonghthe acts his original part Of Mr. Bon
cur, in the Village Doctor in which he has been alrea
dy emnenty successful at the Garden attracting good
and fashionable houses. Brougham, is at last pro.
perly estimated Ske Anderson, had to be by dis
srminating persons which he has found at Nibo's and
now Brougham is as regularly recognized as star Of
undoubted merit the most successful artist in the
country He plays Teddy the Tiler, in which Miss Tay
lor and Nickinson appear.


THE FRENCH OpERA CoMPANY.-It announced ir


the Herald few days ago. that this company had formed
an engagement at Nblos They will begin their per
formances Monday next 25th instant and will pa,
"IAmbassadricen for the opening of the season rhi
opera performed at the Park short time since fol
Mile Calves benefit, which occasion it drew fortt
considerable applause II is COED selection and we re
commend to those who have not yet heard this delightful
opera, not to let this opportunity escape of crafty


their curiosity the more so that the dramatca reperto
OF the company is quite abundant, and it probable
| that L'Ambassadrice" will not be repeated.
The Infant Sisters have returned to this city after
successful tour in the south They about to give
series of concerts here 1t said that they have


improved since their arrival in this country and are wei
worth hearing.


Mr.. haywood was enthusiastically received on las
Monday night at the Eagle Theatre, Buffalo.
Miss Julia Turnbul played the dancing Bay yedere ant
Miss Julia Drake the singing one, in Buy -dear" the
parody on LA Bayadere acted at the Washington the
tire, Boston, on Monday evening last.





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