The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-27
Theatrical.

BowERv THEArRE.-The success which attended the
new splendid spectacle of the Wizard Of the Wave
IL not greater than what we predicted when we wit
messed the liberality with which the manager got it up
is almost needless to say that the house was again
crowded last evening, and the excitement rather in
creases than diminshes Among the audience have
observed several individuals, who, to knowledge,
have attended every night since this piece brought
out This We do not wonder at. for, certainly, any
person fond of the magnificent and beautiful, will not be
satisfied at once witnessing this beautiful and would
almost say, hitherto unequalled DRAMA but would feast
his eyes in gazing at it long it remains before the
public 1t has already produced and will continue TO
produce, great to the cement and deser
vsdy too twill be repeated tonight with the comedy
of " Paul Pry.'
PARK THEArRE-FRArcEscoO RsINItrHE GREAT Ne
cRoMAScER-This renowned artistic, whose singular per-
formances the wonder of all Europe has engaged
the Park Theatre, and will exhibit his palace of NEGRO
NANCY it'll all its splendor and brancy together with
bis famed magic mirror for the first time tomorrow
evening. His transformations and changes and his
physical mechanical and philosophical experiments are
Of the most pleasing and novel character and will no
doubt crowded and fashionable audiences Orsni
is pupil of the celebrated chsvslier Pinett and has
and ST. Petersburgh The prices of admission to the
theatre will be observed have been reduced to ftv
cents to all parts Of the house and Professor orni pro-
misses to exhibit the whole art of ancient and modern
sorcery and white magic His houses will be throng
by the elite and curious.
MADAME LAzARrs CONCERT AT NIsLo's.-Ths lady,
whose brilliant performances the harp have been the
delight and wonder Of all who have listened to them
gives grand vocal and instrumental concert at Nblo
saloon this evening She will be assisted by Miss Nor
thall, A. Boucher, Mons. Gilbert H. C. Timm and other
distinguished artists fashionable crowded. and must.
cal audience will, undoubtedly, be in attendance
Madame Lazare aside from her great professional claims
most deserving woman and merits the patronage Of
the New York public.
rUL-
whose brilliant debut in this city, will be
bered in fashionable circles, is in Albany where
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her return and understand will leave for Italy in the
spring.
HowEs Circus, AT PALMo's OPERA HousE-The Ope.
ra House has been thoroughly repaired and will be
opened tomorrow evening in very magnificent style,
by J. O. Howe whose companyof equestrians and
stud of horses declared to be unrvaed The enter
tainments to be conducted the plan of the cee
brated Franconi of Paris Madame Macarte, the beau
daughter Of the distinguished Cook. of London-N. B.
Turner Nickson ID. Rice, and number of cele.
propretors have spared neither pains nor and
intend producing series of plays and performances of
the most sterling and attractive character The elite Of
the city will grace the boxes OF this establishment
will find an agreeable entertainment presented for their
amusement.
WELSH DELEvAN's National CIRCUS, PHILApEL.
Our correspondent writes that this popular
adjustment is thronged nightly with the beauty and
fashion of the city splendid company Of equestrians
ana nave Deen Engaged, and their
performances much admired This Of the best
managed establishments in the country.
Murdoch is playing in Philadelphia.
The Seguins are at the Howard AthenGum, Boston.
Placide is in Charleston, s. C.
Miss Julia Turnbull is about commencing an engage.
ment in Mobile
Alexander, the Magician is in Washington, where be
10 drawing crowded houses.
VIM. E. Burton, manager of the Chestnut street Thea
Saturday last, of quinsy.
He was a fellow Of infinite jest-of most excellent
fancy
and his loss will be deeply felt by large circle Of
friends, and mourned by the profession generally.