The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-22
Theatricals.

BowERY THEATRE.-The three pieces which were
performed at the Bowery theatre last evening" will b.
repeated tonight; . convincing proof that they are
much liked by the patrons of that establishment We
don't seehow 1t could be otherwise for they extreme
y inter estng, and well worth seeing. With MIR. Mar
together with the udicous selection of pieces adapted
well to disnlay their talents to smuse and please
the audience the part Of the manager this estab
BY respectable audiences No weather affects the rush
that is made there nightly.
The French ballet company will appear again this
ming at Palmos Opera House, in q new ballet eomique
entitled La Diable Rouge" or the Vine Dressers of
Como and also In a grand advertisement In addition
to the attraction which the ballet company offers Miss
Mary Duff Miss MITCHELL and Mr.. Thomas Flynn, will
appear in thu popular farce, the "Dumb Belle" The
ballet company have met with decided since their
arrival among us, and we have every reason to think
that they will continuance of It, Their dancing
very graceful and chasts would like to pas
ae deur between Madlls Blangy and Mad'ue Adelaide
It would draw crowd Where 10 Blangy? On the
whole Palmos AFT rds much pleasure every evening to
our jaded and fatigued citizens.
CASTLE GAKpEN.-The performances for this eve
ming consist of the musical buretta Of "The Two Gre
gores," and the vaudeville Of the Rendezvous" in
which those avorites and excellent comedians Messrs
Holland, Wacott, Everard, Arnold the Misses Phillips
and Clarke Mrs lsherwood and the other members Of
this talented company, will appear. Those who have
will be to see them again. as their style Of comic
acting belongs to themselves alonethey are the very
Life Of any company TO which they belong Miss Clarke
also very attractive feature, and seems to have
perfect knowledge of stage effect; and Miss Phillips In
respective ballads which she sings II much admired
for Of voice and moo est demeanor Added to
this trait Of character, 10 the dancing by the Misses
Wells and La Petite Maryanne-they are snoored in
almost every dance Thus far, the proprietors have
be pleased In their judicious selection Of
formers they have good houses and the most respec
table citizens Who can resist such pleasing amuse
and the enjoyment OF lounge or promenade
the balcony of this beautiful location which every
calculated to impart vgor and health to Its parous
Besides those who leave their respective employ
ments during the day, can have peep at the Chinese
Junk from the balcony by going early In the evening
Many have inquired why the Chinese women not
exhibited! We that there any of the
celestial fair board II so perhaps they are
kept back till they somewhat aocimated, and re-
covered from the fatigue OF long voyage.
vAuxHAuL-This neat saloon, regret to say, 10 not
well pstronised the exertons Of the proprietor de-
serves Those who have the sutomata figures ex.
hibited by Mons. Deaeroz, speak very favorably OF
them and of the amusing comic songs duets, and gees
Of the vocal company engaged there Mr.. Quayle, a
very deserving man. takes benefit Friday evening
next when 1t hoped his friends will give him bumper.
Mr.. Collins, the much admired delineator Of Irish
character arrived In this city yesterday after filling
series very successful Buffalo and the
South His next appearance will b. In Boston, whence
he returns to New York. and afterwards proceeds to
Philadelphia Few actors have met with success
than Mr. Collins has since his arrival In the United
states and but few there are more deserving oft
The Raves said to be very popular at the Howard
Athenesum, Boston, where they draw crowded houses,
notwithstanding the excessively warm weather
The visnnose Children orc giving entertainments at
Lowell.
Mary Taylor and Chippendale we're still at st, Louis
on the 10Th inst.
Mr.. Murdoch is playing at the National theatre, Gin
cinnat.