The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-23
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piss rKns John with all rs accessories 81 superior
acting scenic effects, and gorgeous detail viii be par
formed tonight for the seventh time II seems to In
In favor each subsequent representation, and
being freed from the unavoidable delays attendant
upon the first two three nights. is but continued
spectacle of stirring incidents wildly displayed and
characters admirably deneated There has been
play put upon the stage in this country in perfect
sstye; and the efforts of those who enaeavor to raise
the standard OF dramatic excellence among u.s. should
be gratefully acknowledged and recomPensed BY the
citizens Of New York Upon the of this play
will depend our chances Of seeing other sterling plays
brought out in the same manner. The evenings enter
tainment will conclude with the petite comedy OF
Advice Gratis" in which Bass, Andrews, and Fisher
perform. We trust to the house crowded. it has
hitherto been.
BowERv Observation-Disclosures the reduction Of
prices experiment which has succeeded admit ably
the manager does not reduce whit from the attractions
offered Tonight the grand equestrian drama of "Ma
zeppa" is to be revived with powerful cast. Mr. De
Bar, whose excellence in his profession have often
alluded to- susains the character of Mazeppa assisted
Clarke and MIRA Sergeant The Misses Vallee will dance
q beautiful German waltz, after which the drama Of
mick Ofthe Woods in which Mr. Nea6s viii appear in
Ave characters, and De Bar as "Rosring Ralph5 The
barleque opera Oft Beauty and the Beast" will also
management in offering such extraordinary attraction
and hope to see continuance of good houses.
THE ALHAMRA.-This pleasant resort is rapidly gain.
ing in favor with the uptown public, and the reactions
ever the increase. Herr Alexander, the cele-
brated German Wizard, whose astonishing fests
in experimental philosophy and natural magic
have been witnessed by thousands with the
der reengaged for few nights more, and will exhi
bit some Of his favorte delusons. The Alhamra has
greet advantages of position and h Of the best
naged and most commodous saloons in the city and
fers amusements Of chaste and attractive order. We
trust that II will succeed, as it deserves.
BowERr AMPHIrHEATRE.-The programme of enter.
tanment for this evening presents good variety of
pleasing novelty. Mr. Kemp, the popular English clown,
will give feats and will dance his Antipodean
andsngo, which most extraordinary performance
Mr. Runnals the equestrian appears in his two horse
act and Camille Gardiner will give specimen of her
splendid horsemanship We learn that Signor Carlo has
something rich IN preparation for the holidays being
Liputian pageant, founded upon fairy legend We
shall speak more Of it hereafter.
RAYMOND AND WARING's MASSACHUSETTS, two or
three days of fine weather last week gave chance to
people to stir out of doors and great the throng
to this establishment that the proprieors have been in
duced to continue in the city another week Mr. PIERCE
daily, at IL A. M. and ! P. NJ, enters the cage with
lon tiger, leopard, and cougar and it is wonderful
the perfect control he has their actions The
win delight all the young people, and are not Of slight
amusement to children Of larger growth"
A theatre has been opened in Bangor, Maine ;
amongst those engaged there see the names of Mr.
and Mrs Gilbert Mrs Hautonville and the pretty dan
Miss Robinson
Prof Rsley, whose exhibitions with his son have as.
tonshed all Europe, has been wonderfully successful in
Italy In Milan, where Grisi and Taglon failed he
called before the curtain times in one evening
He, al last accounts, was at Genoa.
We have received copy Of the play bill of the per-
comprised the comedies Of the Irish Tutors Hunting
a Turtle negro songs, and dancing.