The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-14
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BowERr THEArRE.-The manager Of the Bowery Ia
succeeding admirably In maintaining the great of
patronage which he has been receiving for long a
time and to increase the attractiveness Of his
establishment every day The whole range of the drama
Is secured and the best pieces selected for performance
and when all exhausted and when II might be sup
posed that his resources exhausted too he comes
forth with piece that dazzes all who witness it,
The -" Nniade Queen" which created so much furOre
time since will be revived in few days in all its
original spendor, and in the meantime every exertion
will be made to amuse the public The bill for this
evening excellent consisting of the five act tragedy
Damon and Pythias the drama Of the Dumb Girl OF
Genoa and the extravaganza OF the Lady of the
Lions which fairly draws the house down every night
of its representation During the evening Miss H. Val
lee will dance La Cracovenne." Mr.. De Bar Mr. Mar
shall, and Miss Valee will appear in these pieces
CASTLE GARDES-This is a brilliant for the
proprietors as independent of the attraction Of the
excellent vaudeville company engaged there the oppres
heat of the weather induces hundreds to repair to
this refreshing location order to nhale the saubrous
air by which 1t surrounded In fact there is much
benefit health obtained here visit to any part OF
the country could give The bill for night is varied
aud very attractive The performances commence with
overture followed by the burletta OF Wini Muir
Clarke Phillips, and the other members OF the COM
pany, win appear. This will be succeeded by dancing
by the Misses Wells and La Petite Margarine. MIR. Ev-
erard will sing q comic song The second part COM
mences with the of John of Paris after which
Herr Cline Ia Highland costume will dance the tight
rope the Scotch strathspey. Mr. Arnold will recite
"he American Flag followed by the beautiful ballad,
The Village Church." by Miss Phillips and the con-
clusion will be Scotch Pas de Deux by the Misses
Wells This programme cannot fall to draw large au-
dionce this evening.
PALMo's OPERA HousE.-The French ballet and pan
tomime company appear at this place on Monday next.
Their both In the Havana and New Orleans has
been most extraordinary. They are better known as
the Lehman company
Mn. BURTON AND Ma. PovEr.-It will be recollected
by readers that Mr. VIM T.. Burton, Of Philadelphia
commenced suit against Mr. John Povey, of the Park
theatre, of this city time ago and held Mr. Povey
20 bail In the Of ten thousand dollars to answer the
damages which Mr.. Burton alleged he sustained in some
matter with which tho Viennose dancers and Madame
Weiss connected After Mr.. Povey gave ball. his
counsel moved the Supreme Court that he be discharged
filing common bail, which granted the sth of
June last. On the 10th Of the month"; Mr. Burton
paid Mr. Poveys costs and discontinued the suit the
counsel ON each side, viz Messrs Hackett and Smith
on the part of Mr. Burton, and MIR Ralph Lockwood
the part Of Mr. Povey entering into consent for that
purpose.
The Federal street. Boston, will open on the 18th Of
August Forrest, Blangy the French ballet Wallsck,
and several other artists engaged