The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-17

PAnK TaEArRs.-Ths engagement Of the viennoiss
children In this CITY, has been attended with success
almost unprecedented. Every evening the building is
crowded with an audience, which Enthusiastically de
msnds repetition of nearly every advertisement offered
by the beautiful fsxrsmes; and, in fact we think these
patience Of the performers The people present one
evening do not seem to consider that their wish for
audience Of the evening before and would probably be
Of the audience in the evening AFTER SO that the orty
eight little graces are compelled to undergo nightly an
overdue amount of exerton. However, public applause
called the breath Of professional for all arsfe and il
the shadows of the " viennoises" will never be less
They will appear this evening in three of their beautiful
Terpsichorean performances; also sterling little
farces, will be presented with the whole strength OF the
excellent Park company. We may expect aaother
turn for the libsrality Of Manager Simpson.
BowrRr THKArRE-we arc glad that Mr.. Murdoch's
engagement Bowery has resulted in another popu
lar award his professional excellence, The audiences
large Of most respectable character and of kind
fully to appreciate the genius which Mr. Murdoch 80
evidently exhibits in his delneaon of the familiar
creations of ShaksPsarss mind This evening he will
appear az Macbeth which many critics have
correct and living representation Of the ambitious end
Pope who il admirably qualified for the part, will
viii conclude with Nick Of the Woods" play which,
from It's startling effects and thrilling interest seems
never 10 1859 tovoF WIN inc PUBLIC
GREruwIcH TnxArRR-Mr. Rice, whose representa-.
tions character have this country and in Eng
land, always been accompanied with success, will
appear tonight besides In other pieces in his favorts
part of "Otsllo" and to all who may witness pro-
mise rich treat His burlesque of the noblasl niger
of them ALL" is indescrbaby rich Besides the atrac-
ton of MIR. Rices acting there is variety OF novelty
thi: evening. The farce Of Hercules. King OF Clubs
and Of "A Day in Paris" in which Mrs. George Chap
different CharaCters will be
duced. Young Master Sparks. OF whom we have heard
much, will make his DEBUT Mr. Harri,on will sing some
popular comic songs and Mr. Yatse will dance his mimi
table gs break &c, This programme OF enter.
tainment il strong one. and trust will send to the
Greenwich an OVERCOMING audience
DowKRv AMPHrrHrArsE.-This excellent establish.
msn under the direction of M present liberal manager
Mr.. Tryon is well worthy of public patronage In for
mer days Circus was made up of few spawned half
starved animals a company Of uncouth riders, and
pseudo clown whose jokes not only stale but often
offensive. But now il is different The Bowery Amphhe
atre 10 large, well ventilated building; the horses
employed givhnE evidence not only Of great intrinsic
each great individual excellence artist and the
clowns, Italian French and English who discard old Joe
manner never TO offend. but always certain to amuse
An entertainment made up Of such material IL sure to
continuation Of crowded houses 50 long as the Bowery
Amphitheatre offers amusement varied and faultess as
at present
MADAME MAcARrE AT THE AMpHirHEArRE This &C .
complished and distinguished equestrian, the first in
Europe in this country, is engaged for few nights
to perform at the Bowery Amphheatrc. II is undenia.
bly, the greatest attraction of the season. and cannot fail
Of drawing immense audiences. Nine. Macarte will ride
next week
ALHAMBRA-There few places in the city where an
evening be pleasantly passed than at this
LOOM The superior to those Of
larger establishments could mention the refresh.
ments to be procured of excellent quality the
tertainments varied and amusing and the price Of ed
mission very low Herr Alexander the prince of Ger.
man magcians will this evening astonish his audience
witn series Of experiments and delusons Mr. Harri-
son. the mprovsatore will sing pleasant original
ers under the direction of Mr. Loder, as usual will do
effective service in bidding "duil care BECOME"
Mr.. WHrrNEr's ExrKRrANMENr takes place at the
Lyceum Hall, Broadway, tomorrow evening, at half
past o'clock Mr.. whitneys acknowledged cspabili-
ties have already for him the most distinguished
plause from the admirers Of his versatile 10
Tents His entertainments, hitherto have been crowded
to excess, and feel confidence that tomorrow
ming he will have bumper house at the Lyceum.
Of attitude gesture and general delivery
that at upon his auditory. Those who have
not yet heard him should 60 tomorrow evening. His
impersonations Of Calhoun, McDufhe &c. &C., are per
feet
Mn. wIScHHLI~-This inimtable drollerist proceeds
in few days on western and southern tour. If his
comicalities do not drive the blue devils out of every
place he enters We are most wonderfully mistaken In
Mr. WIS powers. His entertainments have always hith
erto met with unequvocd success, and are well worthy
of public patronage.
The Seguin troupe performing very successfully
ut the Walnut street theatre, Philadelphia. The new
opera of "Lul" was brought out for the first time last
evening, and will probably be repeated tonight.
Mr. Bennie an actor of real merit takes his benefit at
the Arch street theatre this evening and Offers very
effective programme and has secured the aid Of much
professional talent.
Raymond and Warnings Menagerie are in winter
quarters at Philadelphia II 6ne collection Of living
animals
Police Intelligence.