The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-14
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Theatricals.

fAxx THrArRK-Thh evening the Visnnoise Dancers
so enthusiastically received last week by crowded
houses, win appear In three advertisements Of
them before presented in this country. The first
the celebrated dance "L,Allemande," which was the
favorits pas Of Queen Victoria after which will be per-
formed the farce Of Somebody Else" Msssrs Barrett
Byot and Mrs Hunt sustaining the principal charsc,
tune Alter the farce Of The Elton Boy they will
also dance La Grande Mszurka." The time that
these wonderful fgursntes will appear in this city is Ii
med and advise to neglect the present oppor.
s.s sssa original .na Pp..ns
we may safely say there never has been one more arac
tive in our city. 4N tts
BowEaY.-This theatre has seldom offered more ex
cesnt bill than the for this evening Mr. Murdoch.
whose denesons Of the tragic characters of Shakespeare
have been universally exoed by the press will appear
ehaac In which Mr. Murdoch has been most enviaDy
successful The other characters Of the play will be
among others the names of Nsafs, Stevens. Clarke,
Hadaway a. the first Gravedigger and OF Mrs Booth
sterling drama Of Hoboksnn which is placed upon the
stage for two three evenings at the request Of many
who were unable to witness i at its previous long and
p.srs as Claude Menotss in the Lady Of Lyons;S Mrs.
Coleman Pope as Pauline.
0aEErwicH Observation-Disclosures the conf
dsnos that Mr.. n p Grattan with his numerous friends
should feel of having good house his benefit night
for his sake alone, he has presented unusually
rich programme of entertainment The drama of the
Rake's Progress" will be played with the following
RsEswelis H Chapman as Markham; Julia Drake as
Betty and Mr.: George Chapman az Fanny The per-
ormsncs Of this sterling play with such variety Of ts
workn and Deeds Of Dreadful Note" will be also per
formed. Mr. Harrison, the celebrated impropi.sfoire
temporaneous songs; Mr. H. Marks will play violin
solo and Mr. Yates will give one Of his smOq. Irish
bumper he certainly deserves it.
BowrRY CIRcus-Gossin, the inimitable clown, will
take his benefit tonight and conclude his engagement
The English clown Kemp and the NewYork clown, Gard
will assist him in enlivening the entertainment with
host of comcaltes, quips, and jokes. Three better
okers were never collected in arena before The
popular pantomime of "Harequns Frolcs" will be pro-
duced sgain this evening. Mrs. Camille Gardner will
appear in one Of her elegant equestrian isats Messrs
of their mostpleasing feats. Tomorrow evening,
Kemp, the English clown, takes his benefit
ALnAMBRA.-Herr Alexander continues to draw such
orowsd houses that the managers of this establishment
have engaged him for time longer This evening
he brings out three novel and wonderful eas of dobIe
entitled "L'Arerie Diabalque" the "Hindostan Mira
cle," and his thrilling act THE Suicide" in which he
seems to pierce himself through and through with q
pessnr snd sas IN masc am
mental philosophy There will be in addition vocal
Fer Of
evening resort and should continue to receive
q liberal support
Mrs Flynn an actress who, in her line of characters
has few if any equals the American STAGE takes bene
At tomorrow evening at the Chatham theatre She offers
strong bill of entertainment the occasion Mr. Ton
Flynn or this night only will sustain of his popular
characters We would wish much to see Mrs. Flynn
the Bowery boards, where she has achieved many
theatrical tumphs and where she Is the chosen avorte
of large portion of the theatre going public.
The Seguin troupe are still at the Walnut Street
Theatre and draw good houses This evening the opera
Of" Mariana" and the drama Of Robert Macaire "
will be performed Tomorrow evening MIR. Frazer
takes his benefit in Fra Diavolo."
Les DANsEusEs VENNoDE-In order to avoid all din.
Guilty among rival claimants, understand that de
Ven: .ne se o. ne ~ ns. our ecsea al ap
fovey the Park Theatre who is duly authorze to
act in the matter.