The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-28
Theatrical.

BowERY THEATRE.-There will be a capital bill in the
Bowery theatre tonight-agrsnd equestrian spectacle
Q comedy and favorite drama, viz: Mazeppa,"" Like
Master Like Man." and the Devil in Paris.n The
friends of Mr. Neafe will bear In mind that MIR. Neafes
last appearance and benefit at this theatre will take
place tomorrow evening.
PALMo's OPERA HousE.-This neat theatre opens this
evening with excellent company Of comedians among
whom Mrs. Timm, Miss Anna Cruise Mrs Watts
John Dunn, and William Chapman The amusements
will commence with the Swiss Swnins' followed by the
petite comedy Of the Governors Wife," and the
eranments will conclude with the farce Of the House
manager The orchestra Is under the direction of Mr.
Lebrun. This is is very good company, and under
careful management, will be likely to succeed In day
two shall speak of the dramatic qualities Of the
company generally
CASTLE GARpEN.-This evening the amusements com.
mence with overture followed by the light comedy
"My Little Adopted Son. Mr. Waloot playing the cha
racter of friedrich Somers, and.Mss Clarke Laurette
Seymour 1t is unnecessary to say, that these charac-
ters will be well sustained also the other parts played
by Messrs Arnauld and Everard Miss Phillips and Mrs
sherwood Those who have been patrons Of the Oym.
pic can u lge for themselves After the comedy Miss
L. Wells will dance FL xaleo de Xeresn There will
then be- an ntermisson for half hour after which
the orchestra will play an overture, followed by Pas
de Deux by Misses Louisa and Amelia Wells. The
tertanments will conclude with the laughable vsude
VILE Of Kill Cure" The propretors using every
effort to procure the best talent announce for to-
morrow evening" the appearance of the celebrated Herr
Cline. We wish French and Heiser every success In
their present undertaking. but certain the talent
he has engaged will attract full and fashionable audi
EQUESTRIAN MovEMENr.-The progress Of General
Wech and his ipmitabe company through the interior
and Northern portion of this State has been very
cessful In fact the OPEN frank gentemanly dsmesnor
Of the proprietor together with the unqnestionabs
lent Of his troupe will HIM, whel he goes
respectable patronage The newspapers In every town
are sudatory in their remarks upon the Of
his company. To distinguish his from other companies
we shall mention few Of the leading performers -
Madam Louisa Howard Is Of the first equestrian ar
lists in the statssshe has rival the grace and el-
egance Of her eats are highly spoken on fact, she
seems the enchanress Of her art Dan Rice 10 the rst
and best clown in the counryfrom his versatile talent
he always attractive John Genroy the pupil OF MI
Rice is also much admired The Rivers Family in their
gymnastics and equtaons, considered equal to the
pills. surprising In their performance The beauti
full Arabian mare, Hadee, managed by Mons Devious
asonshes the audiences by her precision and grace In
dancing and waltzng-one would imagine the animal
pavilion Is brilliantly lighted with newly Invented gas,
which makes every thing as clear a. In MONDAY This
grand pageant will exhibit at Whitehall this
Monday and will perform at Plattsburgh the 4th IT
July Afterwards, they will proceed route to Mon
treal We wish the General and his Incompatible
exertion to please, will always claim from
discerning community.
Mn. Dvorr.--We understand that this gentleman
leaves town this evening, to fulfil his summer engage
meut elsewhere; It must, therefore, be mistake that
he is TO appear at the Bowery tomorrow evening
Signora Ciocca and Signorina Martin are at Louis
vile