The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-25

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iu the third tier there 30 tesdes three addition
ones back Of all designed gallery for colored per
sons The ceiling over the parqustte is painted with
ipdsome designs beautifully col~red, adding great M
to the whole of he interior OF the building The circles
the The boxes with French scro
work. which ia laid papsr msthe. This work has an
admirable eTect--it is ut once light and rich The cir
Giles supported by sixteen uted iron columns will
handsome capitals in the first tier, the number IL
the second tier and eight In the third tier The pro
scenium Is beautiful sair The arch the curtain
supported either side by columns painted eithe
capitals with gold On the arch Itself is painted in tn
centre abeauu piec. two female figures
graceful attitudes while between them is eagle bearin
In his beak shield. which 10 painted the American
stripes On The left of the SPECTATOR Ia the portrait
Washington and the right that Of Lafayette The stag
large and capable of giving great effect to scenic dis
plays tobau1 80 The saloons the front part Of tn
house large and Is to be hoped, will be kept In
manner 10 comport with the rest Of the appointments
the house We understand that the house will b. light
ed much In the style Ia the Park Theatre
which will do II the gas company which supplies then
does not fail to give them enough Of the illuminating
fluid The theatre Is fairly Ia the lists entere
| a competitor with the Park and the Opera hous
which Is now building Hiding up town, for the paronae
q list Of the names of the gentlemen and ladi'
who form the company; Many Of them are not kuosr
vor disfavor by their own merits.
While the Broadway Theatre has been in course OF
preparation Mr. Simpson of the Park has not been idle
lie has made arrangements to meet, with becoming
terprse the responsibilities Of competition and his
arrangements are now such that he WILL without doubt
hald his own.
The opera house in Aston place ia advancing to-
wards completion and will In short time, be ready to
welcome Sigaors Sanqurco and PATHS of musical
artists. With all hi ipducement, the fashionable
public who inclined to attend The play the opera
will not be in want Of sufficient inducement, during the
coming winter. And the other theatres WILL without
doubt have their share Of patronage The Bowery
need to entertain fear and the Chatham command
audiences al long offers the Inducements which II
has offered during the past The little Olympic
also probably continues to its share Of
From present appearances cannot do otherwise
than to entertain the opinion that there Is active
I theatrical season ahead.
Miss Wemyss Is playing at the Pittsburg theatre
Augusta to dance last night and tonight at the
Minerva Hall, Rochester
Tom Thumb Is in Portland, Me
Madame Abamowicz gave a concert at Columbus
Ohio, on the 10th inst
The Viennoise children were still ut Montreal at last
dates They took benefit at the Theatre Royal on Sat
urday night.
Mrs Hunt to commence an engagement at st.
Louis on the 18th inst.
Dan Marble is playing at Pittsburgh.
Rockwell & Co 70 Circus is at Halifax and the per
formers highly euogised BY the press OF that city
Professor Risey and sons, lately arrived here In the
French steamer Union, not announced yet for an
exhibition We hope. however that we shall soon have
the pleasure Of seeing them perform.