The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-14

PAax THEAraE.-Ths Keans played the Jealous
Wife "last evening This, and 40 and co. composed
the evenings amusement To morrow evening there
great artists appear for the last time previous their
departure for the South, in two pieces, The Wies
Secret" and the comedy of the T" wonder;" and when
10 known that will not only be their last appearance
but that that evening set apart for their benefit Of
this largest houses OF the season may be expected The
written expressly for the Keans and is better adapted to
display their great talents than probably any other
BowERY THEArRE-" Cinderella was again pre- sented
al this popular theatre last evening" and the house
crowded to its utmost capacity Miss Mary Taylor met
with the most unbounded applause in the Of the
performance. Miss Julia Drake, Mrs. Sergeant. and
Mrs Booth-Hunt, Vsche, Stevens, Hadaway, Chapman,
together with the entire company have added consdera
bly, to their laures since the in bringing
out this grand opera and predicted, it promises
to have run here. The introduction of opera at the
bowery and se vast patronage extended to this popular
piece since its first production sord strong proof of
the excellent taste for opera that universally prevails
peated Tomorrow evening. Satan, or the Devil in
Paris" will also be produced
New YoRK OPERA HousE-To morrow evening the
performances at this theatre will with tho
farce of Sketches in India )" the character of Tom
Tape will be sustained by excellent comedian, John
Dunn "Cari, The Maid of Milan" will next follow
Mrs A. steson, Mr. H. P. Grsttan and Graham taking
the leading characters and the amusements will close
with the iaughabls farce of That Rascal Jack" in
which Mr. Dunn will appear, and sing several songs
These are three light and amusing pieces.
BowERy AMrHI rHRArRE-Ths attract ms here sur.
pass anything in the lcrcus line that have witnessed
for some time, and the most astonishing feat of last
evening decidedly the principal act of
by Master Hernandez His extraordinary riding d. ew
forth the enthusiastic plaudits from admiring
crowd Of spectators and he was called out Immediately
after he had concluded Msyfy usual rapturousy
sppauded This splendid blood horses dancing sur
passes any thing Of The kind before exhibited and
the ponsy race which concludes the performance may
be looked upon the most amusing part of the enter
tanment ThseHhhithAatre will continue to present,
ton Of talent anga Lent Co. intend shortly to
move, would tScbnn4snd those who have not yet
witnessed the extfAori3iSary ability displayed here by
the company and the Sonshtng ssts Of May Fly, Gin
derella and the ponies TO 60 and them soon as
possible.
WINcHELL has been very successful in his comcal
lectures 10 Schenectady The Young Mems Association
room crowded. to hear his delneatons of character
The VIENNoIsL CHiLpREN still delighting the
Bosonians who buy box tickets at auction for high pre-
mums Their audiences said to be composed OF the
cite, and it is confidently asserted that the children
would draw crowded houses for six months They are
delphia in q couple of weeks.
Miss Julia Dean has been rendered a complimentary
benefit by her admirers at Lexington, KY
Mdlle Blangy is ut New Orleans, as is also Mdlle
CalvS.
Signor Blitz has just concluded engagement at
Pa.
Sheridan Knowles talks of visit to the United States
during the ensuing spring