The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-08
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Park THEATRE.-The anxiously l0oked.f0r appear.
once Of the dansese Vienno, 4s dancing girls of
N took place last evening before Of the largest
licences that we have ever in this theatre. The
momsH as curtain rose, displayed these little
creaturl arying in age from to Is years, and all
dressed alke-each bearing in her hand string of flow
ers the whole presenting oufe ensemble beautiful and
ts thew xded through the winding pas DE- sus
displaying remarkable precocty and proficiency in the
art OF dancing that we never sew equaled in creatures
to mind the great labor and care their
training by their precepes Mad Josephine Weiss who
pupils received last night. We shall defer writing an
extended notice of their performers till we sec them
that sen e he
has ever been brought ont In the United States and
sminenty worthy Of the asttering encomiums that we
have read Of them in the French and English journals
They will appear again this evening.
BowERY THEArRE.-The grand drama of the "Wild
seed of the Prairie" will be performed for the second
time this evening. Possessing as it does features Of
and most attractive order it should have long
run as either Of the two great spectaces Of Mazeppa"
or Putnam and indeed for startling incident we think
it somewhat superior to either The introduction Of tho
celebrated horse BLACK Ranger" in the piece is not
one of its least attractions and indeed the performances
OF the well drilled animal seem almost to be the effect
Of reasoning powers, rather than Of instinct EIns.
and we expect to see crowded house.
GREENWICH THEArRE.-The success of Mr.. John
Dunn that Rascal Jack has been SO great that the
managers Of this establishment have re.engaged him.
and he will appear to night in the admired farce Of "Peer
White" in which Miss Julia Drake will sustain the cha
racter of Kitty the petite comedy of Perfection" and
the farce Of the "Aru Dodger" will also be performed
Messrs. Chapman. Quayle, and Miss Drake taking the
principal parts The celebrated farce of Deeds of Dread
full Note" will be repeated in which Mr. Dunn has always
been received with uproarious applause We commend
ths Greenwich to the west-end public.
The ALHAMRA.-The hattering amount of patronage
bestowed themansgers ofths establishment induces
them to spare no expense in providing for the amuse
ment Of their friends and vsite The exhibition of the
twelve Illuminated scrpural paintings will be repeated
this evening. In addition there will be performed
musical melange in which the whole of the talented
company will take part All Of these with the ventrilo
quism Of Mr. Wyman and the celebrated Marionete or
Fantoccini, make bill attractive any ever put
forth.
HAYWOOD takes benefit tomorrow night at the Chat
ham Theatre.
CRcus-Signor Carlo repeats his of the
Grecan Statues this evening. His exhibition of CLASH
cal gymnastics and the "Olympian Miracle will per
form his athletic exercise column and two suspend
ed cords. The strength and beauty exhibited in the lat
ter feat is truly wonderful Mr.. Gossn will appear in
his comical piece entitled the Peasants Froc. and
Mr. Kemp, the English clown in his successful new PAN
omme Besides all this there are host of equestrian
performers who of themselves should be enough to su
hciently crafty audience The famous clowns Cos
sin and Kemp, should be remembered engaged but
for this week,