The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-25
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P4RK IHEArRE.-The dsnssuses visnnoiss appeared
again last evening In their grand dversemsnts and the
applause with which they greeted wss possible
more ardent and noisy than any night since their en-
gagemsnt Their grace and agility Is truly wonderful
and the extraordinary precision with which they perform
the different steps in the advertisement styled Les sau
wages ct lie MIRROR. is praised by all who witness i
We undestand thst these interesting little srange Will
participate in the festivities Of Christmas time In New
York .: freely will the children Of our own citizens,
especial and charge This day and will do all in his
power to have them pass the day agreeahiy. He
George w Hows, corner Of Howard street and Broad-
ways and also large box fcardy from Stewart g. con-
by that house When il Il known that Mr. Barry win
take them under his care we have doubt that they
this theatre for this evening The performances will
commences with the tragedy Of the gladiator in which
of spartscus A7ter which the isnsuesss Viennoise
will appear IN the Pas de Flsurs" The comedy Of the
Plough Bow will follow and the whole will conclude
with the Polka by twenty four Of the dancers
This 10 very attractive BILL and will be strange
every seat IL not occupied
BowERY THrArRE--The Founding of the Forest"
again performed last evening "victoriner succeed
3D. also Robert Macaire" all of which passed of in
manner highly eredtabs to the entire company. This
day there will be variety Of entertainments which will
bring the talents of the whole company There viii
blue Beardo "The Wolf and the Lamb" and Aladdin,
the Wonderful Lamp" viii he produced. In the eve
ming will be performed Damon and Pythi,:" rMsz.p
pa" and "Lshtte the Pirate Of the Guf" The at.
fractions at this popular theatre this day, will draw i'm
mense crowds. the bills put forth together with the
the able management Of Mr.. Jackson. Meade, vache.
Hsdavsy. Clark, Mrs Sargent. Mrs.. Booth and Lee,
will all appear. Bee the bills Of the day.
0arEnwIcH THEAraE-Ths managers Of this estab.
ishment to have determined not to be behind hand
in presenting most attractive bill for Merry Christ
mas" There will be both afternoon and evening per-
fomancss with casts Of character that will insure an
snvisble treat to all who attend In the afternoon at az
o'clock the comedy of Perfection" the play of Peter
White" snd the farce Of Pleasant Neghbor," with
songs By Mr. Harrison. and dances by Mr. Yates will he
presented In the evening the comedy of Charles H.
the farces of Mischief Making" "A Day in Paris" and
the Arttnl Dodger" with the usual songs and dances
ney Yates ana Mrs Tlton and Miss Julia Drake will all
appear With such alberal providing cor Rdent
that the Greenwich viii have overlooking audiences
this day and evening
BowERr AMrHrrNrArHK-Maiam Macarts and Mr..
North appeared here last evening and delighted the en-
tire house by their extraordinary fsats Of eqesranism
Gossin and earle kept the whole house in roar Of
laughter during their performance There will be three
performances this day-morning 10 o'clock; afternoon
az o'clock; evening. O'Clock. Madame Macarts Levi
North John Gossn Felix Carl and other talent Of this
class will appear during the day and evening Carlo is
to produce his funny pantomime of Toad in Hole"
Santa Claus will also be there in numerous aerpiece
Go and see.
AMERICAN CIRcUs.-Last night there was another jam
at the Chatham theatre The fighting ponies, by their
extraordinary puglistc powers, drew forth the
enthusiastic applause. May Fly rapturously greet
ed and Mr. Sands and children loudly applauded
in their extraordinary gymnascs There will be three
grand performances here on this day In the morning at
lok o'clock afternoon at AZ o'clock and evening att
o'clock The entire talents of the company will be
brought out May Fly and the fighting ponies together
with the able talents Of essrs Sands and children Rug
gles Master Hernandez Lathrop the clown and Of the
entire company, will draw vast crowds to this popular
place of amusement Every having time should 60
and see May Fly this day or evening
ALHAMsRA-Let all who fond of wonderful fsats Of
magic Of being pleased surprised, who fond of
bouquets sugar plums gratis, of sweet singing and
good instrumental music Of dancing and mirth of in-
slucton and entertainment let all such Wait the Al
hambra to-day and Santa Claus who under the dis
crafty them to their heart: content The saloon il CON.
venien and the price Of admission low and the
gers unfaing in their efforts to please The grand day
performance will be at o'clock. Herr Alexander will
introduce Santa Claus in prepra persoHa, who will dis
tribute toys and candies in abundance.
signors Ciocca signorina Mantin and Signor Morrin
have appeared Boston the present week most crowd
cd audiences The Boston Post says Of the prima dan
Ths signora to Fanny Elsser than
any dancer we have had snce-her exquisite, her
alsmb autles, and in grace Of her art she only
falls short of Elsser in that dazzling combination Of
force which yet gives her rank in Europe exceeded
only by Taglon whom, however, she surpasses in PAN
tomime the close Of the ballet the trio called
out and bowed their thanks most gracefully the sgnora
Displaying in that act tsurnure that might satisfy the
most fastdious judge"
Mr. Alexander. the American magician, is at the Ches
nut street Theatre, Philadelphia and very cessful
II the citizens Of that city fail to visit him. they will miss
q treat Of no ordinary character
Musical Intelligence.
The AroLLoSEors-Amid the festivities Of Christmas
let Brooklyn friends remember the treat which they
may enjoy in the evening by listening to the music Of
the Masters Bullock and Cole Emnently deserving Of
support their entertainment Is Of nature which we
guarantee to please and interest every audience To
hear the sweet little Anne Maria sing song play
piece on the piano. ID an enjoyment which, 10 be
appreciated be realised. Brookly ntes give them
q bumper this evening.
HENRi HEaz-The great pianist has at much expense