The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-30


rAsx IhlATHE--~The old house has been thSfoaane
Furnished up the horses and span rung In and to.
night the curtain being raised will disclose the spen-
did company Of Sands, Lent Co who have taken the
house for time In order to give Of their magnh
cent exhibitions The equestrians and gymnastics
all In fine order the horses and ponies oil their oats
the clowns the guf rpe with scores OF new ekes
and altogether the coming equestrian season at tina
Park will be great things and have doubt there
Will be crowded houses during the whole time that L.
Co.'s troupe perform.
BOwERr THEATRE-Ths performances at this thsstrs
last evening very numsrously attended, and they
were very well received throughout The amusements
commenced with the romantic drama Of "va!sha, or
the Revolt Of the Saves but inssmuch rs 1t was per-
formed with the cast and In almost the same man
1t has been former occasions when we noticed
IL at length we think to say pre-
sent than that its last believe
1t will not be produced again 1t very well performed
We cannot say too much of Mr. Burke in thu sxtrava.
gapzs Of La Chselle" That character suits him to
nicely, ard the whole piece Is aughsbe in the
CHATHAM Observation-Disclosures the attractive
features Of the equestrian drama, The Bride OF
Abydos,n which is put upon the stage in magnificent
manner, with and splendid scenery, dresses, and
decorations, yet this house last night very slim.
The entertainments commenced with the farce of tho
Wfs's Second Floor" which passed of well. Held,
IaVlo and Herbert very ably sustained their respec
tive characters Next followed the grand equestrian
drama OF The Bride OF Abydos - CRATER, the Pacha
OF Abydos by Brandon, very well performed, and
the part Of selim his son. ceverly per,onasd by
popular character She dressed and looked the part
vel! All the other parts well cast and the piece
was well received We must not forget the perform.
ances Of Rockwo company and his beautiful stud Of
horses they went through their different
50 capi.sy that they received the m.rksd applause Of
the audience The last in this beautiful drama
closed with the " swss Cottage"
PALMo's TnEArRE.-Wh0re can mere pleasing hap.
py evening be SPENT than within the walls of this neat
,rnfor NH md bou he
CANINE for each evening light and amusing and when
IL is considered that the vaudeville company selec
ton OF the moot eminent comedians In this CITY, and
that the ballet company Is under the superintendent
Of the Augpss the queen Of dsnseuses
attended There are but three nights more, when the
closes and would advise those who have not,
as yet embraced the opportunity of witnessing the beau
tful ballots and excellent vaudeves Of this company
to repair to Pamos where they will receive rich
The ar,usements last night commenced with Naval
Enysgements and 1t Is almost supertucus to say, in
the hands of Mrs Vernon. Mrs Abbott, and Mr. Dyott
the p went off we'll The grand ballet Of" Nathalie
followed The pas de dtur by Mile. Augusta and
Mons. Frederick masterpiece of this beautiful
oompshmtnt The pas stui uy Miss Wells was very re-
and the comic polka by the charming Augusta
and Mons Frederick ELECTED the greatest applause.
The smuseInepts closed with the comedy Of Lend Me
Five Shllings in which Chapman ISott, and Mrs Alb
botr displayed all the rare abilities Of sterling coined
| CIRous-BowERr AMrH'THEATRE.--Ther was quite
good house last night and the performances went OF
we'll they ways do ut this house IL the last
evening ofSsnds Lent Co stroupe here and all hands
exerted themselves the full extent OF their
The clowns the ponies the horses, the eymnastists
and all the performers went through their fsss with
their usual grace Mr.. Tryon Is good manager, and
done much towards anusng his patrons during this
festival season.
| CHRIsrY's MIrsrRELa-The same story here: bones
and his shirt fri the violiu the phreuoogsts, the
dances, all take well nightly These singers the
modern Proteusss, inasmuch they continually vary
the style of their fun In saying that thsy the
sunmum Jonum Of negro singers We but say the truth
| BROADWAY OpEoN--Tbe Ethiopian HsImonists and
those famous model artists along swimmingly at this
house. Pinteux is decidedly the road fortune
In taking advantage OF the present for Greek
astride barrels, Jacobs ia the house Of Lsbsn and
Eshcrs in the Persian hot BATH will undoubtedly give
him long shove towards the goal OF fame and riches
He il not without huor either he purposes night
giving couple Of entirely new ta6leaur entitled The
Arrest of the Model Artists" and The Model Artists
Ia the Tombs " All this is very funny and doubtless
will attract crowds but afraid that 1t will be no
fun to of the other theatres in his vicnity-the
Broadway for irstanceas 1t may divert their custom
ers, and who knows but what Pinteuxs Odson il dos
tined to shut the whole bunch Of them Why not in
| these times OF bubble and excitement!
| srEyRMARKIscHE MUSICAL ComPASY.-These delight
full performers will give another OF their this
| evening ut the Tabernacle We trust they will have
fuller house than they had Tuesday evening they
are well worthy Of hearing and ought to be well at
| tended.
| BANvAnp's PASoaAMA-This great work is attracting
large crowds, and there is but opinion expressed
viz perfect and satifaction with the whole
exhibition. We glad that the proprietor is succeed
ing so well.
Mr. Marshall is performing with great success in Utica
| In this State.
company of amateurs giving theatrical perform.
ances at sandwich in Canada, opposite Detroit.