The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-28
Theatrfca1s.

FANx THEArKE-Thls has been pamy season it 2
the management of this establishment First the Wen.
noises children with their flower dances and grace
full poses drawing continued succession of crowded
houses; and have Mr. Collins the best delinea.
tor Of Irish character 10 this country since the days of
poor Power There is a freshness, genuine abandon
OF irolcsome humor in tAe Irish peculiarities with
which C. invests bis personidcatons that one for
gets that he sees tue prototype but nsgnss the ersi
nal before him AT one moment the audience Ia con-
In the distesses of poor Paddy spd whether dancing
gig. swinging his shilelah. carollrg song, making
the part but is always strictly natural Ii will be re.
membered that he makes bis last appesrace but
night and intwo OF The best OF his pieces IL The Irish
Pay the Rent" as Morgan Rather; besides which the
new comedy Of " Ia She Women" received with
Mrs. Hunt Andrews, and Fisher appearing in It. To
all dy spept hypochondracs. blue devil sufferers
to any s csd with IowDess of spirits and dullness we
recomms end vis. the Park and IL the rich humor of
Mr. Collins does not effect cure the complaint must be
too deeply seated for earthly remedy Tomorrow eve
pearance in this city,
BowRRv THRArRR.-The opera of The Alpine Maid I,
or Swiss SWANS performed here last evening Miss
Mary Taylor taking the part Of Rosete in which char
acter abe sang, There's no home like my own and
"The Mountain Maid" and enthusiastically OPP
plauded. Mr. Hunts Walter was well sustained, and
Hadawey's swig drew forth the rich comic powers Of
this favOrite The Married Bachelor was next
produced in which Miss Tay the part Grace
and sang the popular airs, I'll be submissive wife,
and "Meet me in the willow glen.' with much sweet.
ness She encored Her personstion of the char
actsr excellent. Neafes Cir Charles Courtsll,
Hadawsys Sharp, and Miss Julia brakes Lady Courtall
set Off the comedy TO advantage 1.-THE Wizard Of the
Wave" wound up the performance. This grand legen.
dairy dramatic spectacle popular here received
with marked enthusiasm last night. 1.-The Alpine
Maid" "The Married Bachelor and The Wizard
OF the Wave" will be repssted this evening The
grand opera of "Cinderella" has been time in
hearsal: II will be produced with unusual splsndor and
both the scenery and costumes as well as the powerful
cast that represent this popular opera will add
siderably its attraction full and powerful chorus,
Is intended will aid The principals in giving R0ssins
enchanting music. This will draw immense houses
nightly this popular theatre Opera has become high
ly popular, and will be received by the patrons OF the
Bowery with deserved applause Mr. Jackson has been
hitting in his exerons to the best talent Of
the days and the crowded houses that nightly frequent
the theatre, is proof how his efforts have been sppre
ciated.
The Ciocca troupe Of dancers at the Arch Street
Theatre. Philadelphia, elicit tho warmest applause.
They will win admirers wherever they may appear.
Winchsll who has been laying sick at Troy IL better
and will be cracking his jokes and peoples sides out
West in few days.
Herr Alexander is at Providence, where he will exh
bit his feats OF dablere.