The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-27
Thcatrlcals.

PARK THEArRE-Thc danseuses Tiennoise appeared
again last evening in feur and really an
pears the New York public never could get enough
OF them Notwithstanding that they have been on the
Park boards for three weeks their appearance every
night is greeted with tremendous applause and their
performances regularly encored they were
the most perfect strangers in city The Pas de Sly.
rien much satisfaction last evening that they
obliged to repeat it. While recording this in favor
Of these little dancers question the proprety or fair.
ness of calling them out when the audience were
aware that they had to appear afterwards in
two advertisements. Their performances are truly
wonderful, as they are interesting and 1t is a sui.
fcen tax on them to perform the parts allotted to them
peat any We understand that entire change OF
performances will take place on Monday evening, and
they have not yet appeared in.
BOwrRr THEArnE.-" Mazeppa" again produced
at this popular theatre last evening before full and
crowded house. Mr. Booth performed the character of
Adder Khan Hadaweys DraliDska, vaches Rudgolaif.
and Neafes Mazeppa, were performed with much abb
lily. Aladdin and "Lsfi.te" were next produc ed
and the entire performance passed off ina manner highly
creditable to the company The Bowery Theatre main.
Of the most popular pieces and highly talented Perform
ances Inc City Burglars new piece will be pre-.
particulars, see bills of this day.
BOwEnr AmrHrrHrRrRr.-Madam Macsrte and Mr..
selves at this populsr place of evening recreation
Their extraordinary equestrian feats have astonshed
all who have witnessed their performances Last even.
ing Madame Macarte Queen of the Circle dsplaved
degree of perfection ond high talent in equestrianism
which drew forth rapturous applause The dancing pony
Jenny Lind, exhibited her wonderful training and pas
se MIR. North's celebrated act drew forth loud and
reiterated applause. The rich attractions here nightly
The bill for Monday evening will be found highly at.
,ractive.
GREESwIcH THEArnr.-To-morrow evening three
sterling pieces will be performed"The Lady and tho
Devil" The Maid Of Croissy" and the beautiful drama
of"The Dumb Girl of Genoa" Mr.. William stammers.
the present lessee of this elegant establishment
nounces his benefit for Wednesday evening" Dec 80
II is sixteen years since this gentleman appeared
before the public The intervening period has been pass
ed a merchant Of considerable reputation. We fell
confident his name in the bills of the play Orchard
ILL.," will host Of friends greet him on that
occasion.
AMERICAN CiRcus-Last evening this house was "fll-
ed to OVERLOOKING full" Mr. r. Sands aud talented chill
drcn delighted the entire crowds who were present in
both pit boxes and gallery by their extraordinary gym
nastic fcas The fighting ponies had another cutting
match" and displayed much skill in the pugilistic art
to draw down repeated bursts of applause. Mr..
Ruggles, the coTde volsnte astonshed the entire
house Master Hernandez, Napoleon. rap,urousy
applauded. May Fly danced with his usual animation
The bill for tomorrow evening will be found highly al.
tractive.
ALHAMpRA.-Herr Alexander is hsldng perfect msgi-
cal jubilee at this establishment and nightly performs
varied series Of legerdemsn tricks optical decisions
chemical and philosophical experiment. which please
much they astonh He besows too his presents bou
cues and 5ons with unsparnG hand upon the farcr
and younger portion of his audience The music both in
srumental and vocal the Alhambras always popular
we'll selected and well performed: Parents can choose
no better place than this to afford their children hap
py evening.
Booth the trsgsdan. passed through Pittsburgh few