The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-18
Theatrical.

PARK THEArRE.-But three nights more of the Vien-
noise ch9rensnd the most graceful and spirited Of per
formancss the vivid and gorgeous Of spectacles
the most varied and interesting exhibition of national
manners will have passed away 1t can only be seen the
present week The new dance "he Pas Rococo" is very
popuar-it faithful picture of the costume and man.
splendor of the most splendid Of all courths etiquette
the staeliness the PRIDE the dignity Of the ariso-
the amusing and brilliant memoirs Of that period and in
this representation effectively portrayed The Mnuet
ness and piqusncy about tit abounds in quiet humor
and affords great amusement passsnt. The tabeaux
ut the close is in genious and eectivs-and striking
because it differs from their other displays The Pas
national dances-and the Pot Pourr" Is unrivaled for
feet These are exhibited to night and the whole j.
gay, and animated picture Of national manners and
scenic displays-with us 1t has been unrivalled
BowERY THEArRE-The "Wizard of the Wave" or
the Ship of the Avengsr, with the powerful cast by
which it has been frequently presented here, nnd the
very magnificent scenery, gorgeous decorations &C..
&C., we have frequently had occasion to notice. The
entertainments of last evening passed of altogether in
manner highly credabe to the entire stock company
Tonight Mr. Clarkes benefit takes place This popular
and accomplished actor has gained popularity and po
cessary demand from his friends their pre-
seDce the occasion Of his benefit this evening Ofthe
OF But s be
presents combination Of high talent and ability which
will insure for Mr. Clarke splendid house The pieces
selected for the occasion are, "Richelisu," "a Man
without cad, and Sixteen String Jack" The cele
brated American trsgsdisn, Mr.. E. s. Conner will take
Neshe Hsdaway. Booth, vacbe, Walcott, Mrs. Booth,
Miss Drake and variety Of the leading talent upon
highly attractive in every particular and on this s~en
ing Old Bowery, will be jammed up from pit to gal
lery.
GREENWICH THEArRE.-The benefit of Mr.. John Dunn
well attended here last evening, and not since the
opening for the present Of this fashionable and
popular theatre have seen so crowded house as
that Of last evening, the occasion of Mr. Dunns be-
neft. Black Eyed Susan" was FIRST presented, in
which the character of William by Mr. Dunn was per.
formed with extreme cleverness Mies c. Chapman play.
ing Susan with excellent effect; Dolly May by Mrs
miraby performed That Rascal Jack" was next pro.
duced, and Mr. Dunn kept the whole house in roar Of
laughter BY his nimable drollcry during the perform.
ance of this character The celebrate Mile Oceana
and Monsieur Bonnie, in addition to La Signora Mantin
have been engaged and will make their nrt appearance
fractions this excellent theatre will draw full houses
particularly during the engagement Of this popular com
TO- The bill Of tonight will be found highly attractive
BowERY CincUs.-The attractions here still continue
to draw the most crowded houses, and the astonishing
feats Of the entire company elicit nightly the most un
bounded applause. This evening Monsieur Cashier
will 70 through ell his astonishing performances AND
in addition the Harlequin Bombadier" will be present
ed by very talented cast Of performers. The Ethio
plan Serensders will also perform, and the extraor
dinary fess Of equestriansm, tumbling &C. &C. will b,
performed by Msssrs. Sergeant, Msdigan and Bacon
The attractions here will draw Jam" house this even
ing.
Mr.. Murdoch after fulfilling his engagement at New
Orleans left there on the 9th on professional tsur
the West.
Miss Julia Dean 10 still at Cincinnati and very sue
cessul five TO judge from the encomiums bestowe
upon her by the press.
silsbse the Yankee 10 at the American Theatre, New
Orleans.
Mrs Mowatt took farewell benefit at the st. Charlie
on the night OF the 9th.
Sianor Blitz left Cincinnati for st. Louis ON Friday las