The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-28

PARK THrArRE.-The danseuses Viennoises are en-.
gagged for this week. and this week only The managers
have acted thus literally in securing Them owing to the
request Of many parties who have hitherto been dssp.
pointed in securing seats. They will appear tonight in
dance before presented in this country, entitled
ole Pas des Moisoneur also in the Paa dss berges
and the Polka Payssnne" We glad to learn that
their benefit ON Saturday evening, was attended by
Of the largest audiences collected within the walls
excellent comedy Of the "Dumb Bell" viii form the
dramatic entertainments Of the evening. Messrs Berrett
Dyou Fisher, Mrs. Hunt and Mrs Abbott will an ap.
pear
BowrRy-In consequence Of the many strangers pass.
ing their holidays in city and the great reputation
that the national drama Of Putnam has had throughout
the country the managers have been induced to present
II this evening with very good dramatic cast In addi
tona local drama is to be brought out this evening
entitled, the "City Burglar" We understand that II 10
il to be produced in beautiful style The evenings en-
tertsinmen will conclude with the comedy of loan
Of Lover" On looking the names Of the company
at the Bowsry, We observe names which ensure q cor
rect and interesting portraya any piece Messr vachs
Booth, Hsdawsy, Neane, Mrs Booth, Madison, and
Broadley are all among them.
IaEsrwrcH THrArRE.--A varied and attractive bill
Of entertainment is offered for this evening. Mr. and
Mrs. George Chapman, Henry Chapman and Miss Julia
Drake will appear in several favorte characters Mr..
Henry Grsttan will sustain his celebrated part Of Ser
geant Austerlitz in the drama of 1heressS Vow y
The evening will commence with the petite comedy of
the Devil to Pay" and conclude with tho melodrama
latter Henry and George Chapman 60 through the cole
brated drunken combat which has always been re.
ssasocs ausy. and Miss
promising girl, by the bye. will in the course Of the
evening sing two fsvorite airs On "Wednesday even
ing, MIR. Stammers, the lessee, takes his beneht
BowrRY AMrHIrHEArRE.-The managers Of this es
sblshmen certainly deserve great praise for the adm
rsble in which il IL conducted, a. to render it
always agreeable. chasts and profitable resort Ma.
dame Macsre and Levi North will both appear this
ming certaaly strong conjunction. MIR James Nixon
and his pupils, Willie and Charley the celebrated pos
.ufer. will Si:rlay their wonderful i,1 powers Mis-. 5s:
vorte dances The above few Of the many attrsc
tions held out Tomorrow evening, Nine Mscarte will
take her benefit.
AMrRIcAx CIRcus.-sands, Lent Co. appear to be
doing most successful business, houses crowded to
OVERCOMING may be any criterion by which to judge
We cannot in short notice, mention fair part Of
the pleasing novelties and attractive nature of the per
formanccs offered but suce it to say that Master Her
nandez the greatest living equestrian Of his age Mr.
Moscley the living incarnation Of the Pckwick papers
the ponies, MAY Fly" and the "Wrestlers; Mr. Con
ner the atttudnsrian and MIR Sands, with his children
over few of the attractions at this establishment. This
evening. in addition to ALL will be performed the farce oil
Dumb Jerry"
AIH.usnl-H you wish to have the wool pulled
over your eyes, IN spo Oh MI your eHors 10 tue con
trary step the Aihambra this evening and II you
can detect the great magician Alexander in any Of hi,
wonderful deluding tricks He will delight you and
tonsh you but you'll not be able to understand the
cret Of his remarkable feats Music instrumental and
vocal will please your much Herr Alexander
does Jour eyes Don't forget the Alhsmbra
Yankee Hill has engaged the Tabernacle for New
Years day and II he don't make tie walls Of that build
inn ring with merry laughter We much mistaken In
his power over the risibs muscles OF the public.
The Arch street theatre. Philadelphia, offers good
bill this evening The extravaganza Of CULVER, ano
the historical play Of Montezuma" will be performed
Mr. Anderson appears tonight. ut the Walnut ctr eel
theatre Philadelphia In the character Of Bruus in the
tragedy Of I" Julios C0ssr' The farce Of " Lend me
Five shillings" viii follow.
Young Alexander t-e American magica who hal
taken the Chestnut street theatre Philadelphia for his
entertainments seems TO have made great hit. We
prophccicd that he would. AFTER having attended one OF
his exhibitions in this city
Dan Marble is playing at the 81, Charles theatre, New
Orleans.
Mile Blansy, the graceful and fascinating dsrseu,s
10 ct New Orleans
Mr.. wslIack is playing at Savannah,
Nj Collins made his 6rss appearances, Chsrssson,
south Carolina. the evening Of the end In the urh
Embssssdor,"