The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-06
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before anumerous audience Captain ORourke in the
Soldier of Fortune and Paudsen O'Ranerty in
Born to Good Luck" He acted in both with his usual
vvacy and spirit and kept the audience convused with
laughter He sang several his best songs in thu
o. zoe evening ard Fanced in the last piece the Fox
have IN so great degree Mr. Collins the faculty of
putting their audience in good humor The part Of Cap
The good humored rolcking soldier, ever ready for
love or war joking in the most imminent danger ana
eouS a not S Sav n with facility peculiarly
takes his benefit this evening He appears in four peces
the soldier of Fortune the .watsrmsn," Teddy the
Tier and the Irish Post" He will doubtless have this
evening one of the greatest houses of the season The
bill presents extraordinary attractions and Mr. Collins is
besides one Of the most popular actors that ever beer
amongst He is sustained by Mrs Hunt in the two
first pieces He sings best songs the course
as he Is Obliged to leave tomorrow morning for Boston
BowERv THEATRE.-Mrs. Coleman Pope is the great
st of attraction" here during the present week. and
her Getting dspl Us eat asy Of talent and ability
Lest everng she performed the character Pauline in
the Lady of Lyons before immense audience Her
performance of this character highly credtabe to
her Her conception was extremely accurate and her
delineaton perfectly true to the part. Mrs p well
supported by excellent stock company, and Neafe's
Meno,te was creditably performed The Misses vallee
danced the Pas de savoyard after the play, and with
much spirit and animation-thcy loudly applauded,
and their style of dancing at chase and full of
vivacy danseuss is always an attractive feature in
theatrical performances and the enterprsng and spirited
manager Mr. Jackson who always caters io- the his
merous friends evinces excellent taste and dcrmins-
ton in adding to the many attractions Of old Bowery
80 desirable an improvement There is something
ivenng soul stirring in stage dsncus coming in in its
the DRAMA and the Misses vslee are deservedly favor
ties on the Bowery boards Mrs Pope who is at
the regnlng star at this popular thsare is hosta
perfect gen. in herself and her has been at
tended with unbounded success She will appear again
this evening; aud we would recommend those who have
not as yet seen her to avail themselves Of the opportu
MY. 10 our public we would say, 60 and see her"
PAIMos-This house, will be seen by an advertise
ment in another column, will open on next Monday
evening" under the direction Of Mr. Chippendale who IT,
as every body knows immense fsvorite with our CT
items The entertainments will consist of ballet and
vaudeville performances Madame Augusta and M'dle
Dinner, supportedby Mons Frederick and Mile Blangy.
Mile Celeste and Mons Hazard, engaged and will
appear week and week after The house is engag.
ed but for fortnight and citizens will therefore do
meats which we have no doubt Mr. Chippendae will get
up Miss Mary Taylor Miss Phillips and Others will APP
pear in vaudeville We have doubt that these enter.
tainments will eminently successful, Of
the best talent in the country is engaged
CRcUs-BowERY. AMrHIrHEArRE.-Ths Bowery has
always attractions for the millions and the various
places of amusement are nightly crowded Last night
the circus was crowded to OVERLOOKING full" The
performance was highly applauded Among the visitors
was Gen Rufus WEIGH who added to that of others his
approval Of the performances and particularly that part
wherein the new clown, Mr.. Kemp, appeared. Mr..
North in addition to his other acts introduced his beau
tiul Shetland ponies We could not discover that they
were in point of excellence, whit behind those of the
far famed Sands & Lents stud. They displayed most
admirable training for which all praise due to Mr.
North alone Tonight the same BILL with the addition
Of the pantomime Of Don Juan" Secure seats early.
RAYMOND AND WARINo's MENAoERIE.-If the number
of persons that daily visit the extensive collection of ami
mails contained in this menagere, is evidence of the
manner in which it appreciated shsuld say that
is looked upon a valuable acquisition to our city
Here may be seen specimens Of the beasts and finals
belonging to every quarter Of the globe; and every
Of which has its peculiar and distinctive character and
disposition The ion the king of the forest-the monkey
the wolf-the ny ene-the tger-the elephant-in fact
the whole brute creation is here represented the hand
of nature formed them.
ALHAMRA.-This favorite retreat of the fashionable
portion Of our population is visited nightly by all who
have relish for delicious music and choice refresh
mens, both of which are here to be found There are
other induceme Is which il that form an i'm.
portan feature in its atractiveness the wonderful
feas OF the lady magician and the admirable order and
regularity that is always observed. We do not know
place better calculated afford amuse ment for an even.
ing, than the Alhamra.
HERR ALEIASDEn.-Ths tale nted professor of the
magic art whose performances created much excite
men at Nblos last year. has been gaining fresh aurels
in Boston. We learn that he is a visit to his
friends in this city, and purposes shortly return to
Boston by advice OF his friends in that in order
to give lew representations in Salem where in spite of
their ancient antpathy to wchcraf they auxousy
awaiting his arrival He will show them one thing for
certain-that although the witches have become extinct
accomplished wizard left who by his superiority OF
manners and truly wonderful feats, will make them as
loath to part with the wizard they anxious
the lightning line played trick upon him but the
wizard thinks that even lightning will not be quick
enough again.
Mrs. haywood, whose professional qualic atoms re-
quire no panegyric, has been udicously Engaged by
Mr. Hackett, of the stock actresses at Ris new
the atre, the Boston Athgneum