The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-20

PAsx THrArRK-BErKyrr OF THE vrEsNoIsE CHuI.
pnsN-Ths is the last night, and it will be distant
period ever when this splendid entertainment can be
enjoy sgain Apart from their attraction kindly feel
log towards these little strangers in foreign land should
draw crowded house to greet them ON o night like
this Their tender age their state of orphansge among
their ambition to please their untrin Efforts excel
in profession arduous and boards
these should appeal to and enlist sup
port They lock for this patronsge-they need this
stmulsnt II will kinde Just pride and glow of de-.
light in their bosoms Night after night they called
on to toll for amusement; and tasked to their utmost
strength. in state of temporary exhaustion sink on
their pillow to repose. In career trying. your pre-
sence, your welcome and applause will cheer them
ward. Let them not he disappointed Four dances are
to be producedhe Pas de Fleurs" the most graceful
and beautiful perhaps of all tho Polka Paysanne ever
humorous with the style and costume of brilliant and
memorable era, that OF Louis XIV, combining, with the
full attitudes and forms and the Pot Pousr So rich
variety Of figures and movements and Characteristic
in national manners and Dress closes the nights display
Let all 60 tonight.
BowERY THEArRE.-"The Mysteries OF Paris, or the
Prince and the sabbsr performed here last evening
b.ore full and crowded house. NeaHc as the Chour
neur or stabbsr Clarke, Prince Rodolph Vache
as Murphy, and Hadaway Tortlard. were excellent
Mrs. Sergeant Fleur de. Marie, performed with in
finite cleverness, and the whole piece was pre-
scented with a very powerful and talented cast
The other attractions Of the evening received with
applause This evening will be presented four very at
Sheppard" Robert Macare and married Yesterday"
which will bring out the entire company-Neafe, Vache,
Clarke, Hsdaway, Mrs. Sergeant, and Mrs. Booth,
together with all the performers "Rober Macaire" By
Stevens and the talented cast in this popular piece will
be received with enthusiasm. The entire bill fer this
evening will be found excellent. and will draw full and
crowded house.
GRxENwIcH THEArRE.-The " Actress Of All Work.
was produced here last evening, and Miss Caroline
Chapman Maria In which she represented six differ.
ent characters performed with extreme cleverness and
received with much applause. La signora Mantin
danced grand Pas serieux" in which she was loudly
applauded The Rebel Chief" next produced, and
John Dunn Marc Antony Tape kept the house
convulsed with laughter by his rich performance.
Fredericks. and Edward o'Brien BY 0rattan. were
admirably performed To night ia fixed for the farewell
benefit Of Chapman. The claims Of Mr. H. Chapman
upon his numerous friends here are manifold and few
than this popular comedian aid general We trust
his numerous friends will flock forward to the Green.
wich this evening and give him full bumper at part
ME, will dance on this occasion. The bill will be found
highly attractive.
BowERY CIRcUs.-The Ethiopian Serenaders or Dull.
elmer Band continue to draw, in connection with the
other attractions. the most crowded houses There will
be afternoon performance here every Saturday at
o'clock. Monsieur Cashier, the celebrated French
drummer continues to elicit the most enthusiastic ap
,lause from the vast crowds of spectators who nightly
he high reputation of this popular place Of
evening amusement Horsemanship by Master Nixon,
Messrs Sergeant, Madigan and Bacon; also. vault
ing, tumbliag rope performances posturing, jug.
attractions here are highly credtable to the enerprsng
proprietor
Mr.. c. r. Thorne, late manager of the American The.
are New Orleans, arrived at Boston Thursday last