The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-03

PARK THEAraR.-Old Drury was crowded last night
on occasion Of the appearance Of MILE Augusta in the
new ballet and pantomime of LA Oissle Considering
this was the FIRST time Of its performance after but very
short time for preparation allowed to the performers
piece went of well and did credit to the company. But
the great attraction Mile. Augusta II was said BY
many who have her on former appearance in New
York. that she surpassed herself this evening The
ballet of Gisee" affords her good opportunity for the
dance The audience were evidently charmed and de-
lighted Mile Augusta the fall oil the CURTAIN was
called for By the ouds.t plsSd .ns 81 ss snd
il may be truly said In the language In which Milton
"0race was in all her steps,
. In all her actions, dignity and love-"
On Wednesday night Mdlle Augusta will appear .e.
sOad , time ~ the sane piece hs,
any Of increased public admiration and favor. NO
doubt the house will be douby crowded on "Wednesday
to her The "Gisele" Is indeed beautiful piece, but
being throughout panonime the plot requires to be
understood in order TO enter into the spirit OF IT. we
stand sooS &C. Be- at the
10 which the whole piece is given In detail We had
forgotten to speak OF the scenery oeauuiui and
much better than the machinery which cannot De very
Tonight vandenhof appears in the comedy of"The
lnconstan He has already established for himself an
enviable reputation as comedian and will no doubt
draw, as he deserves to do.
BowERY THEArRE-The a. Wizard OF the Wave" still
continues the in the ascendant at the Bowey hav
ing as crowded houses when first pr ssented In
Decd containing the elements of attraction which does
we why it should not continue to run for
several weeks. We hope of the play goers of the
city will neglect the present opportunity Of witnessing
this magnificent drama II will be repeated tonight
with the farce Of Lucky Stars"
LEOPOLD MErER-Ths distinguished arsiste and
accomplished gentleman is about his brilliant
career and will give grand Thursday ever
ing next at the Tabernacle in this city. He has entire
~ recovered from the effects of his late accident and
will undoubtedly create as great musical revival at
teded his first appearance here De Meyer is the most
popular and successful artistic that visited America
His career has been series Of brilliant trumphs
Wherever he has performed his houses have been
crowded to overlooking by fashionable and intellectual
audiences, and everybody has been delighted and
prised the astonishing and indeed almost miraculous
effects he produces on his magnificent Erard AT his
concert on Thursday he will perform selections from the
Puritani Semiramis, Lucia di Lammermoor. and the
grand Duet from the celebrated lie Desert by David
struments, by himself and MIR. Charles Perabeau
HowE's CIRcus AT PALMo's.-The Opera House was
crowded last evening by highly fashionable audience
recherche character The attractions OF the Circus un
der the able management of the Messrs Howe, in fact
nightly increasing. and the applause bestowed on
surest test ofther popularity The graceful and beaut
full Madame Mscarte in her celebrated ballet horse
back entitled the "syrens Scarf" is the admiration Of
all beholders Her riding is Of the most daring, and
the same timeImost graceful description, and her
tudes picturesque and beautiful Those who have not
her form idea of her great powers Master
Aymer and Master Nixon, two youthful prodigies
also highly popular, and ride with skill and boldness
Mr. N. B. Turner and Mr.. w. Nichols, two of the most
celebrated equestrians of the day, here engag ed
Every thing conducted the approved princi
PIES and nothing is to be that would shock the
most refined taste. splendid bill presented this
ming.
The HARMONIOUS. The recent vocal ormances of
these gentlemen in our city, seems EIDE them
their tour South, and they ever Hala mved to
give musical entertainment, as they progress their
Joyous way along" They announce 10 appear to.
night at Newark and we are fully persuaded that their
performances will receive the most unqualified tes
inonials of applause from the Jersey Blues,