The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-28


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PARx THssras1Ths oftsnsr we see this briIlisas
page ant, the impressed with its grandeur
and historic truhfulnsss. II 10 decidedly the most mag
nihcent affair that have the stage, and
must be to be realized No description give
adequate idea of it. II is in truth page of Engand's
history in the time of John dsinterred from the tomb Of
ages and together with tns scSrs o. ths time repro.
OF the they lived faithfully delinssted in action
word and costume. We pleased that it has met with
remains on the Park stage, will be v'tsd by all who
have drsmacs TASTE and detre to encourage the pro-
duc0n of shakspsaran plays in this oothold Of the eg
BowERr THEArRK.-" Mazeppa" was again produced
here last evening, with the usual embellishments of
magnificent scenery. Mr. De Bar performed the prnci
pal character Hadaway's Dronsko was rch and in his
usual style. Mrs. Sergeant, camilla and Mrs. Msd
Agatha, also displayed much and cleverness
The Misses valles danced with their usual sprghlness
and vivaci,y grand "Pas de Deux" after the play
The Flying Dutchman" was next performed De Bar
playing Vsnderdecken, and was we'll supported
BY the company. Mr. De Bars benefit is fixed
comic actor. he holds a very prominent position
upon the stage. and is highly popular at the
strong public claim, upon his frends in particular and
he has put forth bill that, Independent of his claims
will insure him bumper house this evening We trust
We shall see every nook and from gallery pit
filled up the occasion, few have stronger claims
upon the patrons OF" Old Bowery."
TIE ALHAMRA.-Herr Alexander, the great magician,
will ogsn commit suicide this evening this establish
ment. This is decidedly the most dexterous trick we
ever saw performed. To all appearance, he thrusts
naked sword through his breast the end of which can be
apparently coming out through his back puzzlng
and. the time, appalling the benolders He will
also perform various other experm eps equally exraor
in which Mr. HARRISON Mr. Phillips and all the cempan
ny will take part To morrow evening usual there
will be grand sacred concert.
BowERr AMrnIrHEArRE.-Mr Kemp displayed, last
evening" his inmitable comic powers before well aled
house, having ELECTED since his at the Circus
nightly the unbounded applause from his style and man.
of performance The superior equestrian perform
of Mad. Camille Gardner, astonshed the entire
spectators The equestrian feats Of this lady equal the
best efforts Of Of the most accomplished horsemsn
broad as large table cloth-jumps through hoop
vered with strong paper and perform other astonishing
place and position upon the saddle sgain which she
stands erect with grace and degree Of if she
oa and HI.
gles together with the entire company form source
attraction here which has nightly filed the Amphheatre
Mr. Kemp's pantomime, which wound up the entertain
ment Of the evening, kept the whole house contin
ued of laughter 1t we'll conceived and the plot
is laid as to keep continued humorous excite
ment by series of the most ludricous and Humorous
scenesISdd tumbling. jostiing and amusing ncdents
highly for Mr. Kemps acknowsdsgsd talents He
great acquisition to the company here.
RAYMOND WARNINGS MANAGERIE.-We predict thai
this extensive collection of wild beasts will receive as
much patronage during the remainder of the time it will
stay here heretofore Indeed appears that the longer
II stays the moro it is visited This is not SURPRISING
hen is admitted thBt it is the most extensive and
liable collection the United States worth double
price Of I'D mission to be present at the times per-
forming with the elephants and lions
Mrs Mowst took bene6t and closed engagement
at the Pittsburgh Theatre Monday evening the 23d
inst. Mr.. Davenport to take his benefit the
ceedng evening.
The popular actor Robert haywood, SO long favo-
rite with the theatre going public, is engaged and will
appear at the Chatham theatre Monday evening next
Mr. Conner at the Arch street theatre, Philadelphia
receiving the commentator of the press in that place
Madame Augusta, Mile Dimier and Mons. Fredericks
at the Walnut street theatre, Philadelphia, draw crowded
houses nightly. They are well deserving Of success