The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-22
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Pshx. THrArRr.--"K King John" nll continues 10 draw
crowded houses, and Is received with mitch enth u
siaEm ct FIRST The play Is invested with freshness Of
interest that will TO draw houses long the
management can keep it on the stage II COOS of mole
smoothly than first and much satisfactorily 10
the audience the delays which unavoidable al
first, entirely got rid Of The enjoyment is now
unalloyed There lspses mistakes; the scto
are thoroughly versed in their parts and the stage bust
Kean that there is no tumut confusion Nothing
be grander than the several fabeaur presented to the
merit ofbeing perfect historically true
and each forming comprehensive commentary on the
ps.icd they are intended to illustrate King John,
will be repeated 10. morrow evening. No one should
fail to see it.
BowERY THEATaE-Mr.- c. w. Ciarke's benefit, last
evening, we'll attended and the house crowded
to There thres splendid pieces selected
for the occasion. The Founding of the Forest" was
the FIRST in which Nes6e, De Vsmont and Clarke as
Floran, performed with much ability. vaches Gaspsrd
also well sustained. Mrs. Sergeant, Geraldine,
and Mrs. Booth Rosabelle also performed with much
ability The Misses Vallee danced pas de deur after
the play. The "Seamstress of Paris, the Orphans
acquitted themselves with eclat The drama Of Robert
Macairs," wound up the performance, and Mr. q. w
Clarkes benefit passed of In highly creditable manner
and was attended by immense crowds Of his numerous
friends and admirers last evening.
PALmos-We expected to see q crowd at this theatre
last evening, and were not disappointed. The house
nlled by most respectable audience collected on
occasion of Mr. Chippendaes benefit the closing night
of the theatre and the last appearance Of Mile Bangy
The vaudeville Of Humping Legacy" was well
played and accompanied with Of laughter through
out MILE glargy danced admirably, and her acting in
LA Gisslle" certainly the most exquisite piece OF
pantomims we ever Witnessed Instead Of the Pas sy.
ren," she danced the Fandapgo," which was raptu
rously received Friday evening II indeed de.
cious treat, but not so great when upon enthus
astc call for its repeton the fair donse substituted
Ladies and Gentlemen-I cannot leave you without Civ.
ing my sincere tanks for the much kindness have
ceivsd in this city bid you farewell, and shall ever
bear your memories and dear to my heart Adieu
Wherever she may 60, she has our best wishes
THE ALHAMnA-This little place prospers very we'll,
and through the enterprise and management OF the pro-
prietors, has attained very enviabls standing 1t
occupies the created in tho upper part Of the city
by the destruction of Nblos This evening grand
cred conSert will be performed BY the corps Of must.
vivans illustrating Scrpural events Herr Alexander
will repeat his performances here next week.
BowERY AMrHirHEArRE. Last night we had sgain an
immense crowd Of the admirers Of the splendid eas that
have been performed here for the last few weeks, by
this splendid company, attendance. Carlos chair
tricks repeated and Kemps barrel trick elected
bursts of applause. The vaulting OF the troupe last
evening highly creditable the entire body Tho
gladiaOral act of horsemanship by Mr. Runnels and
Mr.. j. Blackwood, was loudly applauded. There
is in preparation, and will be produced Monday
night Lext new pantomne, under the direction Of
Mr. Kemp the English clown, which will draw O
full house. The Bowery Amphitheatre has drawn i'm
mense houses since its opening for the present
The attractions nighy credable to the proprietor
and tomorrow evening the splendid new pantomms
promises a itch treat
RAYMOND AND WARINos MrNAGERix-There was an
immense assembage of visters at this establishment,
last evening" all Of whom were delighted with the extra.
ordinary performances those of the elephant parcu-
arly Iii indeed surprising to witness the docile
10 which these great brues have been reduced by their
keeper and the liberties which he dares to take with
them The power of man over the brute creation is
here beautifully illustrated The proprietors may count
upon receiving large amount of patronage next week
Collins the Irish comedian playing at Philadelphia
and, as is due to his talent with great success.
Mrs Mowatt and Mr.. Davenport playing at Pitts.
burgh