The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-19
Theatricals.


PAX THKArRE.-The "sylphds" was brought out
last mig under the direction Of Madame Augusta, and
adorned by her the representative of the chief char
acter II is really beautiful piece. Madame Augusta
danced d usual with unequaed grace and beauty and
filed the audience with delight and rapture. Her bene
fit is TO take place tomorrow (Friday) when hope to
q large and brilliant audience to greet her appear
On that occasion, in addition to the other per
iormances announced in the bills, she will also intro
duce Spanish pas de dur called Los Boleras de
Cadz y she will appear in this dance dressed in Spanish
costume, In male attire representing Spanish Cavalier
and will join such, in this dance with the beautiful
Miss Emma Ince This evening the Lady Of Lyons" will
be brought forward Claude Melnote by young gentle
man q city his ars, on any stage later
will appear in their great gy mnasc exercises All who
them the first night of their appearance speak
with establishment of their talents and performances
Their in Paris London and Vienna is represent
ed as having been brilliant and eeiaan They perform
six times al the pascs Of the Thuilsriss be-
fore Louis Philippe and the Royal Family In Vienna
they appeared before the Imperial Court and at Anste
dam acted in the presence OF the King Neither
lards Here is passport enough, in all conscience for
Republicans who generally very hstidous and re-
piaud or encouraSe The sands have done enough h
Royal Europe to earn good reception in Republican
YORK In conclusion We would again call to mind the
benefit OF the deserving and talented Augusta
evening.
BowERy thea rRr.-The entertainme nts last evening
were for the benefit of Mr. Anderson the energetic
stage manager Of the Bowery The house of course
well filed. The fine drama of the Wizard of the
Wave" was played; after which, new, grand,
romantic drama written by Mr.. ~ H. Bannister
the author of hundred successful plays and
called the Orange Girl of Venice was presented for
the first time 1t 10 one OF Mr. Bsnnistsrs finest efforts
and will long retain possession Of the stage Tonight
will be repeated preceded by the tragedy of Pizarro
NJ d 0-1Sk ID IL
HowE's CIRcus AT PALMos-Anothsr brilliant and
crowded audience graced the boxes Of the cir last
evening This elegant and we'll managed establishment
we noticed several Of our most aistinSushsd Citizens
and wealthy and respectable families in attendance
The entertainments Of the most novel and pleasing
description and conducted with the utmost propriety
and good taste lille the presence of many fair and
beauteous ladies, throws charm the whole affair
The Of equestrans and ahefe have been selected
from the best talent of this country and Europe and the
stud Of horses is certainly unrivaled Acts of horse
manshp of the most daring character-feats of skill
combining grace with agility and strengthrare dis
plays of art-games celebrated in Grecian aud Roman
history, which the poet and the painter have made inn
of the most refined and fastidious But the great
atraction-the bright particular star in this galaxy
Macare, whose grace skill, and modesty' have been
the admiration Of thousands. Those who have not
seen this sun bright lady, can form idea of the
neations Of character In her beautiful ballet, the
"syren's Scarf" she mounts her horse with conscious
power, anu IN harmony. 8oDI0,
in modulaed measure, swells the strain while the love-
Syren casts around gances of soened beauty which
penetrate and enslave the SOUL Now in rapid waves
floats the delicious music, and the horse into
rapid motion. The Syren has become beauteous Ara
bian maid flying from pursuit-her color changes -her
eyes fash with unwontcd lusre-wild with despair
goaded to Madness she cngs her steed as her
only hope. Round and round dashes the horse, the
lights indstinct with the rapdity OF motion, the enhu
siasm Of the audience at its highest pitch Again the
music changes and the despairng Arab girl has become
transformed into pious nun-now she stands before
q n lad Fran
and now the meek Circassian slave with folded
reared in the market pacethe Hndostanee shawl girl
the Spanish Sonora and fortune telling Gpsey follow
In quick succession She is in truth great artistic and
one Of the most extraordinary attractions in this city of
novelties This evening splendid bill presented and
Madame Macarte will make her debut in entirely
new ballet Of La Sylphide" The prices Of admission
being but twenty five cents to all parts of the house
whole families now have opportunity of witnessing
the performance at a moderate price crowded house
will certainly greet the frst night of La sylphde"
LEOPOLD De MEyER-Ths great artistic, acknow lodged
to be the lion pianist Of the age gives concert in Phil
adelpha Friday evening The elite of the city will
certainly be in attendance.
The Keans are playing very successful engagement
in Charleston S. c.
Miss Julia NorthaIl and Mr. Kyle give concert in
Philadelphia tomorrow evening.