The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-26
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PARK THEATRE.-Last evening, il being Christina 8
night, q crowded AMI brilliant house welcomed Mr.
Forrest and the Viennoise Dancers The spartacus of
the first, performance Of great powerths charac.
ter and Of the play full of interest," and Illus
man history. But to very many the dancers the
most attractive Nothing Of late years. produced
boards has caused the same sensation The boxes have
been graced nightly by beauty and and delight
ed children In throDgs with their tiny haads have Join.
cd in the applause. Tonight is their last night and
their benefit they bring forward their favore ballss-
their most effective dancesormed to illustrate national
man ers and costumes, and to charm by splendid ia
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freshness, warmth OF cooriDg, gow-with all that
can weave spell around the feelings and dazzle and
orphsns-perhaps borne away from well remembered
home its early joys and its fond ties lingering still sad
ly in their hearts Strangers in foreign land. with
hold not your sympsihies a d support smile on their
devoted labors and their professional eiorts-on their
in,nocsncs their yep,h and their growing power: to
plauses, assured that they have been thiown among
people whose generosity and kindness unbounded
as is their proud fame throughout the world.
BowERr THEATRE-Yesterday the Bowery was
crowded to and the bills highly attractive
There two performances-the frst at IL O'Clock
PM when three splendid pieces were produced, viz--
Blue Beard, The Wolf aud the Lamb" aud Alad'
din" In the evening, damon and Pythias." Mazep
pa" and LATTE" were performed, bringing out the
high talents Of the entire company The whole per-
ormance yesterday FORENOON and also during the after
noon passed of in manner highly creditabls to the
able management OF Mr. jackson, who always displays
much osrali,y in catering for his numerous patrons,
which is highly creditable to his good taste.
GaEESwIcH TBrArRE-We observe by the pro
gromme that Itch bill is offered tonight the Green
witch. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Chapman, Henry Chapman
and Miss Julia Drake, will appear in several admired
characters The drama Of the "Millcrs Maid" the
farces of Mr. and Mrs Caude," and Of "A Kiss in tho
Dark" will be performed besides several fvorits songs
from Mr. Quayle The performances are always at this
theatre of most attractive nature, and well worthy
Of public support
ALHAMBRa.-Go to this pleasant saloon this evening
If you wish to pass a really interesting and instructive
evening You will the great German magician in a
variety Of novel end wonderful feats legerdemanc
teal, philosophical and chemical. You will hear
choice selection OF instrumental and vocal music from
superior orchestra, AMI be able to obtain at the
time delicious treat Of refreshments Reader 70 to
the Alhambra.
BowxRY ANrHIrHEArnE.-Madame Macarte performed
here yesterday evening" also Mr. Levi North Gossp
and Carlo There less than three performances
Madame Macaste by her extraordinary and talented e
forts during the day. drew forth tho mos. ap,urous
that Of Levi North's would draw full house in any
place Of public amusement and the crowded houses
nightly presented here s the best test OF the high appre
citation in which their talents are held.
AxsnioAS CiRcrs-CHArHAm THEArRE.-Thcre was
continued Jam" here during the entire Of yesterday
forenoon aud also in the evening. The fighting ponies
performed with extreme humor. The bills Of the PIE.
eedng evening. with additional attractions pro
duced NJ, ers astonshcd the house by his extrsordna
~ fests. Mr. Sands and children again deighter the
tire crowds by their extraordinary feaiswhe the
tiful May Fly loudly and rspurously npplauded du
ring each performance To night a highly attractive
bill 10 presented 90 and sce
Jersey Cisy News.
Mons RSLIkr ron IRELAND While an effort is being
made BY the people Of New York to raise contributions