The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-17

PARx THxArRr.-There was another very large at
tendance at this theatre, composed usual Of the ts
Of the city. We presume that for he remainder Of the
engagement of the little dancers which positively viii
on IN
Hongros" "Pss Rocco, and "Pot Pourri" In these,
as indeed in all their they have delighted
ali who had the pleasure Of Witnessing them and present
the most enchanting and fairy Like spectacle ever seen
stage Seeing them once Is not sufficient; but
% sS NIX Won AZ e.
Fish Out of Water" will be added this evening On
Monday nsxt Mr.. Forrest will appear as Richelieu
BowERY Observation-Disclosures the severity Of
the weather. this popular place of evening recreation
was well SLED last evening. The grand nautical DRAMA
the Wizard Of the Wave" again produced here,
and the entire cast scenery decorations, &C., had very
splendid effect Mr.. Clarke, Don Jsse del sandsber
Governor Of 81. Jsgo, performed with admirable enbct
and Neane. as Charles Faknsr, wsa excellent vsche
formsncs The other attractions q the evening passed
that .xcssnt and accomplished actor Mr. Clarke, that
his benefit IL Axed for tomorrow (Thursday) evening.
We have eqIsnty had occasion to notice the ..trsms
his profession by this popular comedian and general
actor who possesses versatility Of talent that enables
him to perform the most diicu pieces both In comedy
and tragedy. There Ia scarcely upon the Bowery
boards who has stronger claims upon the friends and
feel assured that tomorrow evening he viii have
grand bumper from his numerous friends q the Bow
cry HIS Dill Will be found highly attractive.
GREENwIcH THEATRE Signora Mantin will prove
grand attraction here, and her style Of dancing has
been spoken Of in the highest terms Of euogy Dancing
has become great feature Of attraction upon our
boards and affords agreeable relief from the
notony Of the DRAMA particularly where long pieces
performed The Corsars Bride )" end other attractive
pieces, performed with much ability by the entire
company. In the popular musical burletta Of Why
Don't She Marry" Chapman az Natz Tieek, and Mrs
Frary Lsette kept the house convulsed with lsugh
ter The bened At Of John Dunn il fixed for this (Wed
nsday) evening which occasion four popular enter
tainments will be given; Mr.. pupns acknowledged
the occasion. Tho bill will be found most attractive.
BovsRY CncUs.-We had another grand exhibition
here last evening, and MondeuSC the French
Hercules In connsxion with his extraordinary feat upon
twelve drums again drew forth the most enthusiastic
demonstrations of applause. Monsisur Casmsr wal
formerly chief drummer in the French army, and hal
medalion-upon which is inscribed the Arst drummer In
Europe His hercuean powers are truly astonishing In
his gymnssic exercises. The feats OF the company
last evening usual performed with much talent
and ability Mr. Sergeant, the McFarlsnds and the
tire company were loudly applsuded during the psrfor
mances.
w. NJ. FLEMire--This popular actor takes benefit al
the Chatham tomorrow evening He will then appear
for the 6rst time a. Hamlet Of the theatre will
be crowded.
The Boston theatre closed ks season last Rhght or
which occasion Mr. Crafts, the boz book keepsr took
characters
Rockwell Co.'S equestrian corps are still at the cir
Gus In Sudbury, CT.
A meeting Of the stockholders OF the Walnut stres
Theatre Philadelphia has been called to decide whether
they shall sell the house