The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-21
TheaJricals.

PARK THEATRE Madame Augusta concluded her en- :
here last evening During the short time that
this classic and beautiful danseme has been among u.s.
she fully sustained her high reputation as an artistic OF
the first merit and requirement She leaves US with re-
greet and we hope that she 90 her talents
may be as well appreciated they in this city where
her admirers are so numerous TO morrow being the
birthday of Washington, we perceive that very inte
resting bill is put forth for the evening The comedy OF
Look Before You Leap" which the patrons OF this thea
tire SO much delighted Wit will be performed ior
the fifth time in this country This will be the fret piece
After that Mr. will sing the naonal song Our
Fago The historical play of Columbus will succeed
this This play not been performed here lot SIX year,.
calculated for the OCCASION viz the birthday OF the H.
Their of his country.
BowERy THEArnE-Last night Miss Mary Taylor
made her last appearance at this popular theatre in the
character Of Cinderella Miss Taylors popularity du'
ring her appearance here particularly in tho character
of Cinderella has won her golden opinions and the en-
thusiasm with which she was greeted during her per-
ormarce last evening, in less than four different
pieces must have been gratifying to her high
Indeed her " FAREWELL tor thei present we hopeD at
Old Bowery, showed how deeply her numerous admirers
and friends ielt her departure from amongst them Te
morrow evening there will be full change of perform
ance Ivanhoe, the jews Daughter" will be pro-
duced, with powerful cast Nea6e. yache, Clarke,
Chapman HALFWAY, Mrs. Sergeant, Mrs. Booth and
the End pssses S al
and the Flying Dutchman or the Phantom Ship" VIII
be produced
excellent pieces will be performed at this theatre. "The
Pleasant Neighbor" Lucky "The Devil to Pay"
and the blouse Dog" The inimitable saughable comic
actor John Dunn susains four of his characters
The manager gives the receipts OF Tuesday evening Tor
the benefit OF the poor OF Ireland
BowERy AMrHIrHEATRE.-To those who have not, as
yet Witnessed the extraordinary performances at this po
puar place Of evening recreation, would merely OBJ
serve 20 and see" The ensuing week will positively
be the last Of their present soourn in this city, and the
rich combination Of attractions that the company present
nightly have drawn crowds to witness their perform
ance The company will positively leave the city at the
| end of the week.
Henry Plscide made his appearance at tho American
Theatre New Orleans the night of the 10Th instant
in the characters of Grandfather Whitehead and Sam
Hobbs.
Mr. Anderson the popular tragsdi.n, had arrived, and
| was to commence an engagement at the st. Charles
| IN the conrse of last week.
Dan Marble took benefit at the Charleston Theatre
on Wednesday night He is announced as a /" very mo-
dest and deserving gentleman and admirable delinea
] tor Of Yankee ana Western peculiarities"
The Viennose Dancers closed their engagement II
| Boston last night.
! Mrs. Mowatt and Mr. Davenport appeared at the st
Charles New Orleans, the 18th inst, in the play o.
" The Stranger" and Mrs. Mowatts comedy OF
Fl" Fashion"
Mary Ann Lee very successful on her first appear
| ance at Louisville.
Mr. and Mrs. Crisp playing at the Odeon, In Al
bany.
Mr. and MIRA Chapman are also there. Othello" was
to have been performed by them last night