The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-17
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BowERy THEArRE-As we intimated yesterday, the
graceful little Miss H. Vallee, the vore danseuse, will
receive benefit at the Bowery Theatre this evening
An idea Of the worth Of this young lady may be formed
from the fact that fifteen gentleman Of the profession
many Of whom would do honor any stage In the
try have volunteered their services the OCCASION
exerted themselves have the benefit large posi-
BILE AL that is required Is for her friends and
admirers TO do their part and tomorrow morning the
recipient will be much richer than she is to-day The
bill is excellent and the cast capital Three avorite
comedies and drama, besides other entertain
ments, cannot be had every evening in the year
performed is the comedy Of the Poor Gentleman -
Between the fall Of the curtain this piece and its
and Mile Amele, will dance the Hungarian Waltz The
drama Of the Adopted Child" and the comedy Of the
Dumb Belle will conclude. There can be 10 doubt
that the benefit will be large.
CASTLE GARDEN.-Ths programme for this evening
contains the comedietts OF LEND Me Five shirngsn
and the vaudeville of the "Rendesvous,n In which
Messrs Holland Walcott and Misses Clarke and Phillips
appear Miss Louisa Wells In fancy hornpipe aud La
petite Mary Anne in an Indian dance These daassusss
great fsvortes and much applauded every
ming Miss Phillips will sing the beautiful ballad, an
the valley by the mil She Is very muon admired and
sings very swesty In fact, the company perform
Ing At Cas- ls Garden are so well known and have been
such favorites at the Olympic that their patrons will
follow thsm any where. The stage arrangements do
credit to the manager, Mr.. Baker.
PALMo's OPERA HousE.-The French Ballet COM
mencs their performances at this theatre on Monday
evening The bill comprises the petite piece Of the Dead
Shot" in which Msssrs Flynn, Philips Gilbert Kings
land Johnson and Miss Mary Du will take the princi-
pal characters and ballet, which had great run
In Paris and the Havana, entitled "LArbre Msgioue y
In which eight Of the ballet company will appear Du-
ring the evening the orchestra will contribute its quota
Of amusements. Miles. Julia and Flora Lehman viii
dance the Pas Styrien. Mons. Schmidt and Mile AIDE.
laide will dance Pas de Deux. Mr. Thompson will per-
form q comic dance. Miles. MAthlde Julia, and Flora
Lehman will dance Pas de Trois; and Miles.
Adelaide and 3. Lehman will dance the Pas de Gal.
lop de Benivoskey This is the programme Of the
first evenings performances, and is Of VIII
may be hereafter expected The ballet company Is com.
posed Of artists Of great reputation aud merit
vaudeville company Of which the well known and talent
Cd MIR Fyn 10 the head comprises performers in every
respect capable Between the two companies and ths
varied entertainments they will produce, have
doubt that Palmos during the time they occupy it, vii
be Of the most agreeable places Of amusement In thu
city The want Of light entertainments has been much
felt here this summer and We have doubt that THU
project will be eminently successful at all events Their
is iar field and glorious chance.
BARNEY wrLLIAMs.-This popular Irish comedian
takes benefit at the Chatham Theatre on Monday
ming next Some actors and actresses Of great reputa
tion have volunteered their services that occasion
when IL is hoped MIR. Williams will meet with the pa
tronage he deserves, excellent representative
Irish character. He plays the Irish Ambassador thi
evening