The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-16
Theatrical.

PAHx THrATnE.--We dou b if the manager of the Park
theatre has produced card that has proved
attractive thanthe Danseisss Vienoises They lave
been before the public for number Of nights, and the
reclamation with which their performances nightly
received, rather to increase than diminish Last
night they were warmly encored If it the first
night of their appearance and we have no doubt that
they would receive as hearty welcome for twenty
niSh to- come as They. fnsy received last night hs en-.
gagemsDts that they have entered into will however,
preclude 'hsir remaining here much longer, so
that all who wish TO them and have neglected
former opportunities had better avail themselves OF the
tine they will yet remain il they wish to witness
Hs n
Flsurs" the "ras des Bergers" and the Polka Pay.
sanes and have doubt the audience will be fully
large It was last night, when was somewhat diff
cult to procure a seat
BowERY THeArhx.-The LADY of Lyons" was pro-
duced here last evening, and Mr. Murdoch, as Claude
Melnotts, took the house completely by surprise Per
haps tho best Menote at present upon boards is this
popular and distinguished actors and it is highly creda
BILE to the good taste and discrimination of the audience,
throughout received. Mr. Murdoch infuses many
points into this part which, addes to
and his look tone and gesture in of the principal
scenes give an effect to his OF Claude enott
which have rarely witnessed in the representation Of
this character MraColsman Pope played Pauline with her
usual ability Her numerous friends and admirers hail
with infinite satisfaction. The entire cast acquitted
Mrs Coleman Pope. will appear again this evening
very attractive bill is put forth for the occasion
GREENwIcH THEArRE.-Mr Rice, the great delineato r
Of negro character will appear egan this evening The
petite comedy of Perec ton" will be first performed
after which Rice will dance and play Jim Crow in the
admirable farce of that nme He will also appear In the
Foreign Prince" The evenings entertainment will
conclude with the comedy OF The Milliners Holiday
Mr. Yates will also sing variety Of songs in the course
of the evening
ALHAMBRA.-This evening Herr Alexander will per-
form twelve of his wonderful feats Among others
that Of the Electric Chair" which has always been
received with such of laughter. The German Ma.
There win be- besides the usual choice variety Of vocal
and instrumental music, under the direction Of Mr..
Lodsr
BowERr AMrHITHEArRE.-Kenps benefit, last even.
ing, extremely well attended. Master Nixon's ri.
ding astonshed the entire house. La Petite Caroline
and Louise Carlo. danced pas de deur in a man.
ner which elected the most enthusiastic applause. Ma.
dame Csmlo Gardeners extraordinary equestrian feat
was enthusiastically applauded An evening spent Of
the Bowery Circus is treat to the lovers Of fine athlet
ic exercises and amusemcnts. The tumblng here Is
truly astonishing,
George vandenhof to take his benefit at the How.
ard AthenGum last evening.
Signor Btz and Dr. Valentine taking the places si
the surgeons at Syracuse and stitching the sides Of the
Inhabitants
Mr. Leonard is playing at Louisville. His engagement
commenced on the Oh.
Silsbee, the Yankee comedian, is playing at Mobile
Mary Ammo Leo and Julia Turnbull are dancing to-
gether at the st. Charles Theatre, New Orleans.