The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-09
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PAAx THEATRE-As we anticipated, the little Dan
seuses Tlenmose attract fully Jas large audiences this
week 81 they did last. They danced last evening the
Pas de eurs and other pieces but TO our liking the Pss
de Fqeurs is worth all their other dances There is 50
much varety-the numerous changes are made with 80
much precision grace and reguarty-the superior ,ki
in this make the hrst and best OF their ex
traordinary although their merits and rare
arstcal requirements are eAapea IN .n1s
little creatures have no conception OK their precocny
and skill and should BY ell means witness their perform
positively be their last appearance here ihey Will sp
pear sgain this evening in the de Flurs Pas dt
" Lost Letter. the Four Sisters" and :" Is she wo
man." will also be performed
BowERY THEATE.-Last evening, Mile Dinner made
her rst appearance at this popular theatre before iu
and crowded house. The grand ballet of La File NAL
gardsen was produced in which Mile Dinner, as Lie
her celebrated original character drew forth the most
enthusiastic applause by her extraordinary efforts " this
popullr ballet Monsieur Bonnie, Colin, Tin love with
rally performed by Mile Oceana The introduction
OF ballet upon the Bowery boards will be hailed
with infinite satisfaction by the numerous patrons
Of this truly POI uar theatre and the liberal
of Mr. Jackson in introducing the highest talent OF he
day, regardless Of expense or trouble, will insure MN
bumper houses here, during the engagement OF M1le
Dinner and the grand ballet corps We have mad occa
sion notice the various attractions OF the Bowsry
tho enterprsing manager Mr. Jackson in catering for
his numerous riends-and look upon the introduc-
ton Of the ballet the boards Of the Bowery Will en-
tire confidence its Opera has been hig
appreciated during the engagement OF Miss mary
and so distng uished ballet dancer as Mile Dmisr-
together with the other attractions here will draw bum
per houses and the exsrons Of the manager in thus Ca
terpg his patrons and friends we feel as
sured will meet with due encouragement
GRExNwroH THEATnE.-The benefit of signora Cioc'
ca was well attended here last evening" and this ds'in-
gushed danseuss was received with unbosnded ap'
pause throughout in the celebrated grand De deur,
in Swiss costume and also in La Polka and 70 Pas Sly
rsn We would remind the friends Of Mr. H p O sttan
that his benefit is Rxsd for this evening on which coca
sion Mrs. Ada s,etson, MIR. E 8 Conner, Miss u'is
Drake, Mr. H. Chapman Mrs H. Isherwoos and Mis- Par
neton and several other eminent srsts, Will appe IT
Such array Of names and high talent must insure Mr.
0rsttan full and crowded house from pit to saliery
The bill will be found most atrsstive-whicn Gee.
GRArrArs BENEFIT This gentleman, well known to
the citizens dramatic writer and excellent actor
takes his benefit this evening, at the old Greenwich
when we hope to see the house well hued
BowERy CIRCUS Tho three McFarlands are all TIL
rage Just now at this popular The great card
the night will be the champion vsuter T. Mcfarland
who has turned more somersets than any other per
former something like seventy eighty, withou
soJ ping breathe. The next feature is little McFsi
land, the tight rcpe dancer who just turned MS mint
the ring. Then comes Mr.. 9. J.. Mcfarland. the her
culean sriists who beats all in his line far and wide
He will bend the crab" and let horse stand on hi
chest &C. 60 &C. besides the Sc curious performances
MIR Madigan and his nfantle pupil, Miss Madigan, ar
to appear in beautiful neurological scene OF horse
donseuse Miss Jesselye will appear in her most popu
lar Pos ssuis. MT Sergeant persoDates Shsk'psare
heroes on horseback; and John Gossin. and BOP Wi
liams are 10 come out in farce, called the Bal
barous Dentist" There is but one circus now, IN
John Gossin IL the clown.