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fAsx ThrArax.-A play, writtsn expressly for Mrs
kean,by Sheridan Knowles entitled Love-" repre-
sened at this house last night In London, when frs
brought out was successful as might besxpectsdo
any production from such an able drsnsst Knowles
and yet its have bean the result its in
trnsc merits alone for sssuredy it is far beneath the
works OF this author in general The beautiful acting
Mrs Kean must have helped it forward to popularity
Take away that and there very little LETT
the part of Huon arrest attention elicit strong
refined emotion But what could Knowles, with
his Irish genius, mako Of "Love'-love, a subject so
hacknisd the creation marred caricstured and
botheredthat is the best ermby ostasters and all
of puerils scrbblers that has became often.
sive to every well.formed mind. Love Faugh. Give
war-shipwreck-tickleu up some catastrophe for u.s.
Mr. Knowles-even saltpetre explosion, if properly
dramatized would prove by Odds acceptable than
Love" And yet there large number of persons
at the Park who and all of them appeared a. much
pleased though they had heard of the subject
before Mr.. Charles Kean's "Huon need hardly say
excellent-Barry as the Duke De Walden as Prince
Frederick, Mrs Abbott as the Empress and Mrs sker.
rett as Catherine did well the little their respective parts
imposed on them for said before there is
piece was Turning the Tables at Which we all laugh.
ed right heartily, as in duty bound having taken the
pains OF going to see what was to be seen.


"Romso and Juliet" comes off tomorrow night


BowrRY THEATRE-Ths thrilling drama ofthe Black
Rangers" again performed at this theatre last
ing to immensely crowded house After this the Irish
drama Of the Idiot Of the Shannon" and Raymond
and Agnes" were performed The mutitudss that nightly
fock to this popular place of amusement good evi.
dence that the conduct of the management in sparng no
expense in gratifying the public is properly apprei
ciated.


CASTLE GARDEN.-The performances at this popular
place Of amusement went of last night in fine style
The company leave there. Wherever they Co. sue.
cess will attend them; and they richly deserve it. We
understand that the garden closes for the We
feel it our duty to present to the gentlemanly prope-
tors Of the Garden the thanks of the community for the
neat and beautiful style in which the garden was fitted
up and the proper and interesting manner in which the
performances have been conducted. Tonight fine
concert Of sacred music will be given at the Garden


NIsLos-The performances at this theatre tomorrow
evening will be very interesting the comedy of Lion.
don Assurance" is to be played, with H. Pacde in his
original character of Sir Harcourt, Mrs Mowatt as
Grace Harkaway, Mrs. Crisp Lady Gay Spanker ths
is her first appearance in America and Mr. Crisp as Daz
ze. The famous drama of the Golden Farmer" with
the inimitable John Seton Jenny Twitcher will
conclude the evenings entertainment.


ETHIOPIAN SHRENApERs PALMos-Last night there
was an entertainment we'll orhy the fame these Serena
ders have attained for they have really only achsv.
ou passing reputation OF an hour which forgotten
when they leave the busy of their labors but
they will be long remembered in New York as the best
band of mnstres that have appeared Their voices
accord in such perfect harmony, their musical skill
on the banjo accordion, tambourne and bones which
in the hands Of Pelham really take rank as absolute in
struments All add to the effect of their songs Har.
rington and White, with their banjos those primitive
who has not admired! Some ofhe quick steps
ly the one ofLove not" performed beautifully
than we have ever heard them but Gsrmon the mimi.
table Germon with his mercurial tambourine how admi
rably he throws in his accompaniments In fact they
are to use Captain Tyler's phrase, company per se
Yielding to the great wish that has been
pressed to hear them in propra persona they will give
two more concerts Monday and Tuesday EVENING" in
citizens clothes and white faces in which they will be
accompanied on the piano and sing several glees
and quartetts Of legitimate kind "he Old Arm
Chair Hail Smiling Morn" and other songs of that
kind They will, however only suffer partial eclipse
Tor the conclusion OF their concert will be in Ethiopian
character Thus We shall be able to say that black is
white and white black on the same evening.


MIR Jenkins and his company commence series
Of their entertainments Monday next at the Wash.
ington Hall, Newark, NJ.


Mr. John 8. Whitaker takes a benefit on Wednesday
evening, 18th instant, at the Bowery Circus.


Madame Lazare the harpist has arrived from Havana
She will shortly give concerts hero.


The Slomsns are at Cleveland, Ohio.


Booth the actor is seriously i'll in Boston His life i,
despaired of.


The Howard Athen@um, in Boston, is to be opened for
dramatic performances tomorrow evening.


Josephine Clifton isperfoming at the Pittsburgh thea.
tire.


