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

PARK THEATRE There will be grand jubilee at the
Park Theatre this evening will be perceived by
ring to the advertisement under the amusement head
The danseuses Piennose will appear in some Of their
iavorte dances Mr. Edwin Forrest will perform in one
OF his best Characters and there will be other attractions
all Of which, we think. are sufficient to fill the house.
were 1t twice capacious it, The manager appears
determined to maintain the character Of his house. and
CHORD as much enjoy men to his patrons New Years
night, us can be obtained in any other place Of amuse
ment in the city
BowrRY THEArRE-Last evening, the Female Horse
Thief or the Heroine Of Humble" was performed and
the entire company displayed their usual talents the
piece This afternoon and evening, there will be two
separate performances Seldom has this popular theatre
presented such powerful combination of
will be perceived by the bills of the day The after
noon performance will commence at Ik o'clork, when
" Putnam" The Lady of Munster. and the Rightfu
Clarke, IIadaway, vache Neaie, Mrs. Booth Mrs Ser
Eesnt and the entire eePs dramatque that have for
long period sustained the high reputation of this truly
popular theatre will all appear In the afternoon and in
the evening, at the usual hour, O'Clock, will be
presented Pizarro John Bull in France" and Jack
sheppard" 1t will be perceived that the leading
talent of this company will again appear the evening
aud with such variety Of entertainments the Bowery
Those who wish to see the performances should 20
early.
PALmo's OPERA ousE.-slgnor Rossi makes his frs
appearance before American public, this evening at
Palmos Opera House, in Chambers street where he will
IN
Miss Yates will appear the of the evening and
dance hornpipe and IA Highland fling.
The ALHAMBRA.-Such of our citizens as wish to spend
pleasant time on New Years night, (and who does
not had better to the Ahambra this evening where
Herr Aexandcrs mysterious trickl and variety Of mu
sicai enter tanments await them We do not know of a
place OF amusement in the city where much solid and
rational enjoyment be obtained at SO small cost M
at the Ahambra MIR Corhvn tai az his bere6 a. an cat
urday night.
AMERICAN CRcUs.-The Chatham Theatre was again
crowded to excess last evening. The performance was,
as usual, admirably sustained by Messrs Sands Meyers
Conover' Carroll and the talented children Jesse and
Maurice. Master Hernandez, in his principal act of
pause Inc lighting ponies and the beautiful May Fly
showed their extraordinary powers and docty
three sss si. dsy
O'clock one at pa o'clock, and at O'CLOCK The
Wnoe taent OF THIS splendid company will be produced
~ order to make the performance attractive as posi-
PIE; seldom has such combination OF the extra
circus been presented together as will be found here
ana the vast crowds that nightly flock forward wit.
ness the is the best test of the high sppre.
c,1ton IN which the talents Of the company held By
al 60 and see the American circus this day. and
applaud May Fly.
bowERY AMPHTHEArRE.-Mr. Levi j. North perform.
ed twice last evening with his usual talent and
drew forth the most unbounded applause. Gossn Carlo
and Gardner together with Mr. North, delighted the en-
tire house by their extraordinary feat This day there
will be three performances-one at 10 oclockone at
o'clock, P. NJ, and ut 61s O'Clock, p NJ. Madame
Camille Gardner will ride her great act of horseman
ship on the occasion. Messrs Nixon Perry, Sergeant
aud those distinguished clowns Carlo Gossn and Gard
ner, will all appear Perhaps former occasion has
such array Of talent and high attraction been
ed togethcr day wil the present OCCASION
at this popular Circus. Every DESTROYS of witness
ing the most splendid riding OF the day. should go and
see the performances here this day.
YANKEE HILL has some notions to present TO his
friends tonight at the broadway Tabernacle, where he
will introduce the peculiarities of Down East" by an
inrooucoiy iecture 10 DO ioowed by anecdotes dia-
before the American public that his is sufficient TO
insure him good house, which he will take good care
to keep in good humor. He will tell that story Of the
Two Fat Gals" tonight and conclude his performances
with his inimitable " Table Talk