The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-26

PAax THEAras.-" King John" is TO be repeated this
evening" and glad that It's attractions nightly I'll
the house. No piece has been put upon stage
America, with such liberal expenditure and with
strong a cast OF Mr.. and Mrs. Keans acting. have
often spoken BEFORE but the famous Of the
baseheated King and the lattsrs portrayal of the
and sgony of Constance the trumphs Of artistica
performance The mechanical portions Of the play with
respect to the scenery and are now so admi
than is needed for the mind to rest from the in
tense interest excited by the rapid progress of stirring
events as they occur in this admirable tragedy This
being q holiday night, we expect TO SEQ Old Drury
crowded with most brilliant audience
BowEaY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the snow storm,
this ,hesre last evening well filed and the
performance passed off in highly creditable to
the company There three very attractive pieces
produced in honor of the festivities that had been
nouncea for 26h of November celebrate "Evacu-
alton Day" Mr. Clarke, as sebm, performed with his
usual ability in the popular piece OF BarbaIossa Mr.
Booth taking the principal character The hlsses Val
lee after this performance danced "Pas de Deux with
much animation. The Bronze Horse" followed, and
De Bar, as Raj sustained the part with admirable
ability and much tact. Mr.. Hadswsy, Ping Sng
kept the house convulsed with laughter, and Vaches
schn Kao was also very well sustained This being
viii 80 as will e ssn on refer
to advertising columns the enterprising and
popular manager Mr. Jackson has spared neither pains
expense to make the performances of the evening
eminently worthy Of the occasion No Less than four
magnificent pieces will be presented" Aladdnn The
bert MacaiIs" Surely. every adnirer of the drama
every true lover OF this highly popular and instructive
amusement will flock to the Bowery this evening The
Bowerys Theatre Is the most popular place Of public
in city; and the vast crowds that nightly
frequent it, show the high appreciation In which the
terprizing management of the worthy proprietor Mr..
Jackson is held by his numerous patrons and fri ends.
Tonight will be bumper house in Old Bowery"
Tax ALHAMsA.-Ths resort, we glad to see, is
we'll patronsed, and the wonderful feats Of tho great
magician Herr Alexander, certainly well worth
witnessing. The second trick. in which he az.
days OF the Salem witches and if Herr had lived in
those times he wonl without doubt have had to under
go the trial by water His suddenly bringing into sxs
tence vase Of gold fish and hall dozen live pigeons
small potatoes either. Besides he has Away sup
ply Of bouquets and candy for the ladies' Go and
him.
BowKRY AMPHlrHEArRE.-There was q pretty full at
tendance at the Circus last evening Notwithstanding the
Storm Mr.. Gardner, with his celebrated dog Ma
poleon appauded after their performance Of
Of the celebrated tricks Of this noble animal The train
ing under Mr.. Gardner, shows q degree of perfection
which surpases thing of the kind yet pre- sened
at The Circus Madame Camille Gardner again aston
To-day in honor of the celebration Of Thanksgiving
day, the attractions will be grand scale There will
be no less than three performances morning at loaf
ternoon at 2-evening at T. Carlo Kemp, Mad Gardner
and all the principal performers will appear Mr. Kemp
will produce his English pantomme
RAYMOND AND WARING's MENAGERIE.-Ths is the last
week that this establishment will remain in the city, and
this day will present grand opportunity for parents to
take their children and teachers their scholars view
the specimens of the animal creation here collected The
huge elephant wi carry many Of the young folks
crowd in the palanqun on his back and the docity
with which he acts is beautiful to witness. The tricks
of the monkey and the poney in the ring amusing
and well performed.