The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-08
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BowEnY THEArRE.-One of the most deserving men
connected with the theatrical profession will receive
benefit this evening at the Bowery-we mean Mr. G.
Heister the artist to that estabshment-and
confident that it viii be such his long and
duous services fully enttle him to- Leaving this ques
ion aside however, the bill put forth for this evening
is excellent one and confident that were
it not for benefit that it would draw large audi
the house. spacious and large though is would
benefit satisfied that all who wish to go
cannot possibly find room unless they apply early
in the day. 1t comprises the famous drama Of
the French Spy the farce of Johnny Atkins and
that exceedingly interesting p ce The Last Days Of
that title. band of Ethiopian minstrels will with the
orchestra enliven the time that will intervene between
the pieces With such BILL and with the cast in each
piece, Mr.. Hester need not fear that his benefit will
be as good as he desires.
CASTLE GARDEN.-Ths theatre of amusement, is well
patronised. The Vaudeville company engaged there
great favorites In fact those who have them at
the Olympic would go any distance to see them again.
The performances, this evening" commence with the
overture to Fra Diavolo, which will be followed by the
burletta of" The New Footman,' in which Mr. Holland,
Miss Clarke Mrs lsherwood and others Of the compa
ny will appear Songs by Miss Phillips and Mr. wsleot
graceful dancing and wonderful eats on the tight rope
much admired by the audience every night he per-
FORMS will also exhibit his surprising agility and evolu
tons the corde eIague Between the benefits Of air
and health also amusement of the first character 1t
is no wonder this beautiful location should be every
night crowded The ice creams are delicious, but
have received hint that shilling per glass for other
refreshments, Is too much and such we submit the
matter the consideration of the worthy propretors
VAuxHALL GARpEN.-The novel and amusing enter
tanments put forth in the programme for this evening"
cannot fail to attract large audience. The exhibition
of the mechanical automaton figures by Mons Della
crox very interesting and the solos and duets by
the vocal band give the amusements light and pleas
ing character Only % cents to admit gentleman and
ladies' Independent of good air. and neat garden to
walk in the exhibition and singing sufficiently at
| tractve
COLLINS the Irish comedian, is playing at the Ameri-
can, Buffalo.
Mr. Wallack to play three evenings of the present
week at the Kingston, Canada, theatre.
Welch & Deavan's splendid national circus gave four
exhibitions at Buffalo on the 9th.
Mr. Murdoch still at Cincinnati on the Sd inst.
Miss Logan is playing at the National Theatre Gin
cinnsti.
Mrs. Nsbett and Mrs Butler playing at the Thea
tire Royal, Liverpool.
The business the Manchester Theatre has been very
bad during the season.
The Queens Theatre Manchester was daily expected
| to close.
Jenny Lind was serensded recently, by the German
| Vocal Club.
Mr. and Mrs. seguin are in London Mr. Wilson
ditto.
Madame Celeste Is at the Theatre Royal, Adelphi
The Ethiopian Serenaders still in London drawing
large houses.
Mr.. Macready is at the Princess Theatre.