The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-29

PARx THEArRH-The little dancers appeared last even
ing three piecss-in the Pas des Berge the lie Pas
des Moisoneurs," and the ''Pas Polka ysans TO
another very large audience Their engagement closes
this week. that all who have not yet witnessed their
extraordinary performances, have time to lose They
will appear again this evening in the pieces those
they danced last night Of which, the Pas dss Moi
better n 70 Sss
previously performed. The farce Of Somebody Else"
which by the way. capitaly performed last night,
Belle"
!, BowERY THEATRE" Putnam" was again produced at
this popular theatre last evening" with its usual success
The "City Burglar" new piece of much merit sue
ceeded II unfolds several of the scenes Of city life.
and contains some excellent points The very title is
not calculated make popular with the great crowd,
but when we consider the that has attended
Jack Sheppard" and similar pieces Of that cast we
CUR favorabiy for the City Burglar" As piece,
has Like all new pieces labored under the disadvsn.
tages Of h.t and though not announced
ing will be performed the wild Stesd Of the Prarie
also the gorgeous spectacle Of the Bronze Horse will
be presented (, conclude with the Children Of the
Wood.n Preparations a most magnificent scale are
being made for New Years Day
GsErswrcH THEArRE.-Mrs. George Chapman takes
her benefit this evening, and offers splendid bill Of
tertanmsnt She has also secured the aid Of dramatic
talent Of the highest order Mr. George Chapman, Henry
Chapman, and Julia Drake, will appear H. p Grattan
The drama of the Battle of Texas" the farce above
mentioned. and the comedy of"ls He Jealous will be
performed Tomorrow evening Mr. stammers, the popu-
lar lessee Of the establishment will take his benefit
ALHAxsRA-Her Alexander has kindly consented to
an arrangement by which he remains through tho hoi
days and advise parents and chdrent 10 visit him His
fund of legerdsmanic eas inexhaustble and
performed with rapdity and elegance that eight
much they astonish. His personi6caton Of Santa
Claus in which character he presents to the younger
portion OF his audience variety OF presents not the
Toast Attractive part Of the entertainment
BowrRr AxrHrrHEArxw.-Msdams Macarte. the most
accomplished female equestrian iof the present age s
nightly drawing crowds this popular place Of evenings
she delighted the entire house BY her various acts In
jumping through hoops strongly papered over.
There 10 degree Of ease, grace and agility in her
motions on horseback, that show extraordna-
~ proficiency In her profession, proficiency which
has indeed gained her the universal admiration of
every admer Of those high accomplishments that attach
the equestransm of the circus The most accomplish
ed donseuse could not appear moro su fat upon the
boards than Madame Mscsre her beautiful stsed and
her appearance each evening b the signal for the most
equally received with applause and with ossn Carlo
and Gardner clowns in connection with the other at
fractions thi. popular place Of % T. is nightly
traction
AnraicAy Ciacrs-Ths attractions at the Chatham
jncs the celebrated company of Sands Lent Co. open
ID their Circus have drawn nightly full and crowded
houses from pit gallery Last evening the twin po-
Mes s damon and Pythias" display cd sort Of prof
cheney 10 the hstnonc art which showed f not true
option Of the part) at least degree Of inishsd
training that could fail to excite the surprise Of all
present Mr. CAROLS fsats his carpet leaps, svolutons
and general gy mnastc exercises were much pplauded
Mr.. Myers Indian Hunter Yves also gell perform
ed The young lad Master Hernandez again
appeared in his celebrated oct of horssman
ship Mr.. Sands and children should be seen
by every admirsr of gymnastic feas The dancing Of
MAY Fly the celebrated blood horse must be considered
one Of the most extrdordnsry accomplishments Of the
age We have horses trimmed in to almost know
ledge Of every trick that could be brought within ami
mss reach but has emaned for the present day TO
witne the performance Of objectionable Polka dance
By such beautiful animal May Fly Tho bills night
~ presented here draw Immense crowds, and with our
favore May Ely alone the Chatham would be nightly
crowded There great Preparations being made for
Friday next, New Years Day.