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

PARK THRArRE.-The enthusiasm with which the
charming viennoiss dancers greeted their .!
appearance in this city, and during the five successive
weeks that they performed at the Park during their first
engagement is fully equalled by that with which they
have been greeted since their the scenes Of
their frst Every night since their re.appear
they have been received with tho fatiering
favor, and seem to grow nightly in the estimation OF
the public There Is but one opinion expressed by all
who behold them and that is that they present the
novel and enchanting that the American stage
has US with in many years Last evening they
appeared, as usual in some Of their beautiful pas
and, as usual, they were encored to the echo. TO.
night they will dance the !" Pas de Eleurs," LA
p POL psy y and Gallope des Drspeaux y"
last evening" in the character of Lady Caroline Busle
in the comedy OF us She Women" The Messrs. An
their parts admirably. Indeed we never saw a place
better performed throughout than this comedy was last
evening.
BowERr THEArnE-THE INV National DRAMA-The
patrons Of this highly popular theatre evincs lust ap.
probation Of the able and liberal management of Mr.
Jackson by their crowded attendance nightly at this
attractive place of evening recreaon-and we have had
to record time and agsn the beralty evinced by the
manager in catering for the amusement and qualification
oil the vast crowds that nightly frequent the Bowery
Inc new grand natisnal equestrian drama, entitled
produced for the second timo here before a
iull and crowded house and the piece aurpasses in
fay orte piece Of Putnam itself Neae Carabasset
Indian iChief) was admirably sustained last evening.
and Clarke as Esparto, ian Italian exquse) was ex.
cellont Ten Eyck, sheriff or corporal, by Hadaway,
was sustained with Characteristic humor by this really
popular actor. White Nsthe, genuine Green Noun.
tain boy. by Chapman drew out the quaint humor of
this excellent comic performer, and the very excellent
and now popular drama will decidedly have run here
II will be repeated this evening.
GREENWICH THEATRE.-Ths favorite theatre, or
rather House gain we'll attended last eve.
nngo witness the extraordinary dancing OF the sgnora
Cocco, and sgnor Morraprevious 10 which was intro
duced the Angel Of the Attic "-beng popular farce
by Mr. John Dunn, drew forth the most rap.urons ap-
plause from the audience. A grand PAS DC
Deux" was next introduced by the stars of
the evening, in which they displayed their ex
traordinary professional ability, to elicit
the most rapurous applause from all parts of the House
Much credit due Tor tbs enterprise and excellent
nagement displayed by the lessee managers sc Of this
popul theatre Ia producing such grand attractions for
heir numerous patrons The Italian dancers will I'D
pear again this evening.
Mr. Baker takes benefit at the Olympic TO night
JAcK THE GIANT kiLLEa-TaroN's CIsous-BowERy
Bowery was thrown into quite
an excl ement Monday by tho announcement Of the
puar nursery legend OF Jack the Clan, Killer" a.
an eaiIy hour the house denseiy thronged and the
way the ltle relshed the peasentres Of John Cos
n the cosoness with which they chung 10 their anxious
~ "heh the terrible giant roared out fee fau fum,n
,aa ue ueNght they showed in witnessing the various
49, u noIsemanshipwas really retire shng 10 look upon
Awakened tome,hng pleasant in the associations
100 oy witnessing the old fashioned entertain
e's VI ctcua and more paI tic uiarlv when ,ba fau
a. huIseiy tsles OF infancy the AMI ~ uI,..
uoh' Inc sane bill is advertised for tonight.