The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-07
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PARK THsArHr.-To-morrow will be positively the
last night but Of tho Vennoise children Last night
they danced usual and although the audience was not
large other nights, the applause was fully as
great The Pas de Fleurs" is decidedly the most
graceful and picturesque advertisement they have yet
appeared in, and to give unbounded satisfaction
every night of its performance They will appear this
Flam, and the comedy of the married Rake" will be
included in the evenings bill Mr. Bass's personaton
OF Nicholas Ean in the first Of these comedies is as good
piece of acting saw, and is fully appreca.
ted by the patrons Of the Park.
BowERY THEArRE.-The wizard of the Wave" was
again produced here last evening before a crowded
house; indeed, perfect jan" from pit to gal
lery. The entire cast showed judicious management
and the performance went go with eclat such "a cha.
ractersed it the previous evening. The !" Rake's
Progress" was also produced and with much success;
Carkes Tom Rakewell admirably sustained; Hada.
ways Sam Slap, Vaches Ned Noakes and Booths Harry
Markham, were performed with much humor Mrs. Jor.
dams Fanny Moreland ana Mrs Booths Betty Higgins
also very we'll sustained, and Bell Martha
acquitted herself with much naipefte he Wizard OF
the Wave" is piece Of such high attraction as cannot
fail 10 draw crowded houses The manner in which il
produced last evening reflects the highest credit
the good taste of the manager Mr. kson who always
caters for the patrons Of old Boweiy with much LIBERAL
ty and due re gard Ter their amusement.
AMERICAN CIRcUs-There full and crowded
house here last evening, who seemed delighted with
the performance. The riding was usual splendid
best Of the night the two horse act by Mr. Carol,
and Master Jesse Such splendid feat hes before
been witnessed Mr.. Carroll rode several times around
the ring standing two horses, the little boy Jesse
about six years Of age. standing his head. The
crowds Of spectators loud in tn r applause May
Fly and the Fighting Ponies performed also, showing
extraordinary degree Of training Ruggles o. Dale, and
Moseley, together with Master Hernandez, acquitted
themselves with their uual ability. The attractions
here continue TO draw immense houses nightly.
MADAME WEISS AND TROUPE IN BosroH These charm
ing children have impaired much delight to all who have
witnessed their extraordinary performances and have
excited very deep and general interest in accordance
with this feeling. their departure for Boston, tho sgent
of Madame Weiss, (Mr. Poveyl in conjunction with Mr.
Hacken of the Boston Athep1ur,, have engaged spc-
their journey Boston, which is be performed over
the Long Island and Norwich and Worcester Road, by
day light. Madame Weiss in addition to her h,ldren
has q full household that accompany her. consisting oil
attaches clerks. and servants in every department
numbering together about hundred. Much anxiety
exists to witness their performances in Boston; and with
view to general accommodation, 1t has been arranged
to sell the choice OF seats at auction.
Mile. Blangy's debut in New Orleans was eminenty
successful The Deits of the 29th ut says" We have
entertained but opinion since the announcement oil
the arrival Of Madem0iselle Bsngy which that her
would be complete and triumphant and the
and perfect triumph from her first appearance upon the
stage until the curtain shut her from view.
Signor Bliz and Dr. Valentine are on a tour through
the eastern cities OF this State.
Madame Augusta, Mile. Dinner, and Mons. Frederick
playing at Washington.
Miss Mary Taylor is at the Howard Athen@um