The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-27
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fAsz TssAtss..-" King John drew shsshsr crowd
cd audience last evening, and indeed, seems to 10.
crease In interest with every representation We are
well pleased that il with such success, for the
enterprise and Hbsray of those engaged in its produc-
ton deserving Of all the credit that be bestowed
upon One of its chief and peculiar merits is the dis
cipne and training evident In the action OF tbs supernu
meraries who instead Of being, as they generally are
but walking socks, to iii up gaps, here become
part and not embarrassing part either OF the play
Mr. Kesns endsavors in this respect have been crown
ed with complete success Tonight" King John wiu
would advise study Of this drama produced at the
Park As faithful representation Of the days Of John
OF England and Philip Of France, needs more than
casual witne sing
BowrRr TusArRE-This popular place of public
amusement was crowded last evening TO excess The
highly sttrscvs bill of less than four splendid pieces
sould not fail to draw vast crowd and seldom has the
presented such array Of beauty end fashion
did the boxes of the Bowsry last evening Aladdin"
was the rst performance in which De Bars Kasrac
very ell represented and Mrs Booth performed the
part of Aladdin with great effect The Lady Of
the Lake" next produced Mr. Nes6e performing the
their usual ability he TWO Ursgories' and Robert
Mscaire" followed, drawing out the full power Of the
company. In the Two Gregores," Mrs sergeants
Mrs. Gregory was performed with much ndivets The
Misses vallee in the course of the evening daneeds
grand pas de- dsuz This magnificent treat, when the
credit Mr. Jackson seldom has there been present
ed bill so attractive en- one evening. We are
the attractions nightly produced hers, that Mr. Muir
doch, the great American trsgedian 10 to appear
on Monday evening next. This will indeed be treat
and il il grafyin to winsss the bumper houses that
nightly fiji Old Bowsry,' in testimony OF proper APP
probation Of the able and liberal management of Mr.
Jackson.
ALuAMRA.-This Is the last evening but ono of Herr
Alsxander's engagement and those who have not yet
witnessed the wonderful exhibition of his magic power
should lot these last opportunities 60 by without vi
sitting the Alhamra He introduces In his entertainments
pneumatics including several eats before attempt
ed by legerdemanic artist His powers Of deluding
indeed extraordinary There il also instrumental
and vocal music to add to the variety at this pleasant
resort
BowERY AMPHIrHkArRx.-Ksmp's grand psAomms
was produced here last evening. before full and admir-
Ing body Of spectators. II was q really magnificent
affair, and the whole was loudly applaudsd by the
house. The circus presented a perfect "jsm." -
Every nook and was we'll filed up Mrs.
Camille Gardener, in her astonishing equestrian feat
drew forth rounds of applause. Mr. Kemp also Rstonsh
ed the whole ring by his extraordinary ability and Carlo
also exceeded himself in his barrel trick The entire
performance of the evening passed of in highly credit
able and the admirers Of fine athletic sport had
rich treat at this popular place Of public amusement
last evening.
RAYMcrD AND WARIsGs MESAoERIE.-Ws understand
This extraordinary collection of living natural curosies
will leave this city in short time for the south Since
its soourn in this city ii has been visited by many thou
sands and have gone away disappointed Mr.
Pierces performances with the Nunidan lion, the Bra
lillian tiger leopards and other wild beasts of deep
interest showing as they do the power which man pos
children this establishment 10 frsught with instructive
lessons in practical natural history.