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PARK THEATRE.-Anotherr crowded house welcomed
the Keans last evening, enthusiastic as ever The
evenings entertainments the as the previous
THE Lady of Lyons" and the "Folies Of a Night In
both pieces the Keans took the leading characters and
were well supported by the members OF the company,
particularly in the first piece by Bass Col Damas
and Mrs Vernon Mad. Deschspeles The second piece
which created considerable laughter was if anything
better represented than the previous evening
particularly Fishers Pierre Palliot, which caused
of laughter; and the intriguing physician Dr.
Druggendruf of Bass well sustained; Mad. Du
val, CSrs. Abbou0 had not much to debut what i,
was was pretty well done If there any others to
take the keans characters with any degree of like effect
this piece would become decided avorte with the pub
lie.


At the conclusion of the performances the applause
was unbounded, and Mr. Kean, with his ladv in hand
made their appearance in front of the curtain acknow
ledging the compliment by their actions and was about
TO withdraw, when the applaudits were renewea with
greater vigor Mr.. Kean handed his lady off the stare
and stepped forward, saying -


Ladies and Gentlemenlt is really difficult fo - :
TO express how grsted and fattered Mrs Kean and m
self feel for the uninterrupted that has
our visits TO this city Indeed your kindness ghtens
our abors and makes our toll pleasure. With mucb
regret now bid you for three weeks gratefully and re.
spoctully-farewell.n Great applause)


BY this IL is ntnated that in short time the Keans
will again grace these boards-and, in all probability
in a new routine OF characters.


BowERY THEArRr. Last evening the thrilling drama
house. We notice many OF the faces there every