The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-05
Theatricals.

BowERY THEArRE-We with confidence recon-
mend our citizens visit the Bowery theatre this after
noon and evening. The manager has gone to vast ex-
pense made every exerton put forth amusements
worthy of the day celebrate. Persons who have
come from the country to the sights of Gotham,
must mot omit ne ney WIN "a tS os
Wave" which created much furore here when 1t was
produced. 1t will be opportunity they NAV never
have again The afternoon performances will common ce
with the drama the Beacon of Death, or Norway
Wrcekers" to be followed by the comic extravaganza
called Johnny Atkins, and his voyage to the Noon'
and the concluding piece will be the comedy of
"A Hole in the Wan'' Between the pieces, Mr.. Hada-
way will sing Of his most popular songs Mr. Hada
way and Mrs. Booth will sing comic duet AMI the
splendid orchestra will perform variety of grand
lures The evening performances will commence with
the tragedy of the Castle Spectre, the Mysteries
Of Conway p previous to which the orchestra will per-
form the overture to Massanielo The comedy of the
Wolf and the Lamb will follow, and the whole ~l
conclude with the grand nautical drama, The Wizard
of the Wave, the Ship Of the Avenger" These bills
worthy of the occasion for which they produced
and worthy of the theatre in which they will be per
formed We again recommend our own citizens, and
our country friends to visit the Bowery
PALMo's THEArRE.-There will be an afternoon and
evening performance here The programme consists Of
"a Husband at Sight" Sketches in India" Richard
Ill.," 1.-THE Angel of the Attio'' and the Young
Scamp Between each of the pieces, there will be
dancing, singing, and other amusements. The actors
and actresses engaged good comedians Mrs Timm,
John Dunn and the other members great favortes
and doubt will have exhibiting the
various qualities Of their profession before immense
audience The proprietor, present lessee, Is well
KIN .wn; and from his extensive acquaintance and
nection with the members Of the bar there be
hesitation In saying to-nghts performance, at Pamos
will be strictly legal We trust the exertons of Mr.
Burke cater for the public taste this glorious
niversary will responded to by the congre CATION
hundreds to witness the respective performances Of the
day.
GREENWICH THEATnE.-It must not be forgotten by
citizens and particularly by such Of them live in
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nager of the British Provincial theatres will open
the Greenwich late Richmond Hill theatre, this evening
with an excellent stock company, for short season.
The company comprises sixteen able and talented ladies
and gentlemen who If mistake not, are capable of
performing every species Of theatrical In
excellent manner This place Of amusement will no
doubt be crowded to OVERCOMING this evening because
the bill put forth is that embraces the great drama
"virginiusn in which Mr. Adams, the American TRACE
g Pleasant Neighbor" In the course Of the evening
the powerful orchestra, engaged by Mr. Preston
s & r TSomp.on ~ ,us so%s comic
The manager announces his determination OF making
the Greenwich Of the most attractive places OF
amusements In the city, and are CONFIDENT that NJ
will succeed. We will be much disappointed II the
Greenwich can accommodate one half of all who will
apply for admittanos this evening
| CAMpsELLs ETHIOPIAN sERENADERs.-Our Newark
friends have toeat before them to-day, for Camp
BELLS celebrated band of Ethiopian serenaders will
perform there at IL O'Clock in the forenoon and at
O'Clock in the afternoon In this city they will sing
perform Mt Vauxhall usual and tomorrow evening
they will give grand concert at the Tompkins Lyceum
| staten leland We recommend our friends in al
these places to hear them
| CASTLE GARpEs.-There Is very attractive pro.
gramme the afternoon and evenings performance
at this theatre At two o'clock, national airs will be
played by the orchestra followed by the comic panto
mime of the "Clowns Froc," in which Mr. Wells, the
great English clown, and corps de pantomime will per.
forn-a fancy hornpipe by Miss Wells-a medley dance
by La Petite Marianne. and the amusements will con-
cude BY Herr Clines extraordinary fests the Corde
Tonduc. At eight O'Clock in the evening, grand
: tional overture by tho orchestra sftw which, The