New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-09
SACRED SCENERY.
SACRED pIORAMAS

<,oKSyR OF BROADWAY AND wALkER-sf o-s
- s.oppanfs Bsths--HANiSGroNs eoarey as~
| Grand scrpura Diorsmss Of The
CREATION or THE WORLD AND THE pELUoK
Mr. n HANINGroN has tss completed nssnihcse'
Dor.ms .nensei 10 ussis Tho sublime spectacle Of tss
SIX DAYS or THE CREATION
Exhibiting by means VI movable hgur-s. ssoery arc
powerful opca elects al Tho progressive chsnSes fcns
Chsos Dakssss Of the anform> unsvcrse an ne
ana Of the sr-s worn u Creation - dsserissd
In The chapters Of 6cnrss tesminafrf WE
TIE appearance Of Adam and Eve 10 the oSden OF ESse
Aided by appropriate Orchestral sad vo-A Aecompsri-
meni. introducing sslecuoos from Hal dp's Orssoo Of se
Creation
THIS porsms the resa, u long cherished idea. sr Of
lifetime Of study and experiment aepsrnsn, Of he
Ara LIE the most costly bcsaa and perf>c work o. The
knd existing and comhlnes IN . exhcoo inc hishess ne
ch.nicsl -nulty with the astonishing sGerD
ass.sssd BY very superior Poetry, Painting ard Musc
SCENERY AND INCIDENTS.
Or entering the hal. nch Gothic Proseeniair OF me
moe, elaborate fnsh. presents i'se The sides ee WV
besu;f Stained Glass wirdows and appsopn.is Stssssy
representing with i srches coanp and tasseslsd pave
men the Interior u . magnificent Csihedra 10 tas e.
treme perspective . the Curtain. which ccocesls re
exhibition nom the spectstx
CRAos-rHE FIRST DAY
As curtain tses tndsnct harry sppesxaoes 90
served dusei tho opening space realizing oar COO
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~hou, form ana void and darkness upon ne nes u
the deep Suddenly In obedience TO toe divias eor
msnd " Lea here he light" and There was hgh"-se
the houndess space Is Illuminated and Light sxsss.-
Soon however darkness ain Steals the secns-psy
Night essbishsd. and thus ends the Fsrs Day
THE FiRMAMENT-ThE SECOND DAY
With returning light the Firm ament Hssveos ssess
are dividing from the OF wsfss and sssnm1nG
the shape Of clouds with sky os<wesnAs miShp
deep st covering lower -xpansc Of space Daknees
hen closes The Secood Day
DRY LAND, HERBAoE AND rLowERs-fhE
THIRD DAY.
With Mornings tight nom amid tho waters Dry Land ~
pears Of arid aspect rocky and mounsinoae
Tho gathered together and the dry land formed
Soon the sterile appearance OF The land changes NE esrsa
plains are clothed with vedsrs the mighty forest rsArs ~
h-sss while beautiful aowes are exrasdns every
side But all still Nothing yes lives OF moves upon N
face Of The sarsnd darkness falls upoo scsus q sen'
beauty.
SUN. MOON AND srARs-THE FOURTH DAY.
The fourth return OF light dclcsss re rising SUM- throw.
ing is dazzling rsys hill md dale. and distant ocssn
the brilliant effect mperceprby msso~ns a. evening a.
vance. into thu rch rps Of sunset. which gradually give
place to The mild speodor u the rising moon and myads
Of wtnklng which sud the armament This close:
the Fourth Day.
CREATION OF FISH AND rowL-rHy WITH DAT.
Morning again dswns upon tho inannste bsaauss Of The
creations but o the mighty monsters Of the deep ere sess
moving through the trsckess waters The vss' deep
tesming with fe The meiodicus wbns Of birds ssnkss
upon the sar And may moving sto, snons
the foliage every variety VI the feshered uibs Thevs
tiers and living occupants. and Tho nsinG NOON
closes the Fith Day.
CREATION or ANIMALs-sIxTH DAY
Night passes away and tho morning sun usnsss 10 ssw
wonders. The beauties which we have before dsserssd
present themselves with tho addition VI countless anmsh
which are approaching rom every rsrt Here ne
huge Elephant the majestic ion ard The amid Fswu. 10.
posing In company; while serpent pursuss he harmless
gsmbos surrounded by the smaller portion Of the animal
creation, for ALI love and harmony.
GARDEN OF EDEN-ADAM AND EVE
But all 10 yet doae. The mighty nisaefpieee Of 0o4s
great work YET informed Descending clouds Tor shof
time vel hs scene and they dspsse. discovers the Gar
den Of Edsn with the Trsss Of s and Knowledge 10 ne
center Here apparently lost In semirsliou u us ss'
rounding beauties Of creation IL first seen Man. ne nooss
Image Of his heavenly Maker Everything bcossus hspyf
ness around him. bu, hs sill alone saa apparently seeking
IN vain for any being like himself recllss upon bsnh 10
sleep Light Aeecy clouds eovelope him. and ~ tssy
pass away partially dsoses his beautiful companies, Wo.
man. beaming with geueness and love. Win this couple
ton Of the lsbo Of the Creation tho hrss part " tho sr'
b,lou closes. PART SECOND
GRAND DIORAMA OF THE DLLU0n -.
This Is scene Of thrilling interest A. The curtain dsss.
tho rn,ains high grounds u the earth sesu Gov.
cred with groups beings while nnmbess
burryins nom The plsns beneath vy attempting de-
from the Of offended God. Through The nfss u
tho sorn appears OF bioodred hue vivid nsshss
OF lightning continually iamine the while the sound
Of the stncrsasng RAIN and tho bowling Of the Storm.
produce In combination. cdeci banning description -
with appraised hands, the gives appear spposs fov
mercy, But 1t too late Their awful doom ssslsd
Steadily the overwhelming food continues to RISE unul The
o.,es, submits OF tho mountains shove seen Thstf
refuge surrounded and soon The mighty deep
rolls the grave of nliiions
The Judgment Of Omnipotsn being fulfilled. the SOM
49, sse of waters above meet The eye vfeghsd viib
the chosen VI mankind tho ARK now seso aoei
n b ,a here i 20 res, Tor he sole Of IL. FOO. and
again Gradually beautiful rainbow steals upon the seeus
The Dove leaves e Ark second nms and e As sonys o.
pa,se and arise the curtain sowy dssceDde
~ IN the production Of ess splendid DoramAs, the a.
most care been taken to avoid anything ai Eshi m s
sghtes interfere with the sublime character q ne
mbiects they arc intended iusuatswhie Il 10 hoped
they may only be considered ~ sources Of Inc mo
pleasing and entertainment but - useful mssns u
| moral instruction.
NOTICES or THE PRESS AND THE CLERGY
The Press and Clergy kindly noticed The Dtossme
In the most catering terms Our spsce viii not sdnhi d
Tbs foowing Ieier l. from Rev Mr. Thompson, o! he
Broadway Tabenacls Of tho moot talented sod 70
'p''''''' N'''s Nrw.Yoax, July H. 1916.
Mr. HyspY HssIsoros-Desr Sir. ought sooner y
have acknowledged your coufesy In sending me ucssa
for your novel and instructive exhibition Abssnes from Dc
civ and nuluudnous engssemsnts, nsys prevented -
| rom expressing TO you my opinion N your DiofAmss
| Iva highly grained win Tho exhibition The wtole
was lssng and every part was We'd sustained The ~
senuIty wih which changes In the scene were s9s
ed quite surpassed my comprehension You certainly a.
serve the and support Of the moral and
gious portion OF community Tor having de Weed MODE
On eutsainment hch only nodensve In every per
tcuIsy bot which combines instruction End whoeeodno
~orsI influence rational snjoymeu take gr.ss plsa
urs 10 recommending the exhibition 70 my ftsods su1
should 30 happy visited by the ostbs SCHOOLS u
The cry Very respectfully y yosx 81 rHoxrsox
Faon Raw Da DowLne, PAsroa or rnE DEDFoapss.
| BAPTIST CHUncH.
| Ma HEsEY HAHIscToE. DsAs SAL have ereafpieoe-
ure 10 expressing NY opinion Of the ingenuity sxcslsu
neral tepdency and instructive character Of your 6saCfui
Diorsmas ofths Crssuon and The Dsaxe visited youI
bibrop . days ago n company viii my family, and re
ali came away delighted and edited. know Of scasosy
sny wsy in which and VIVID conception Of The -
der OF The days Of creation can DO % pessngy co
muncstod minds OF youth by Witnessing hs Arvl
par your exhibition The second part 10 also well s1ep
Cd produce solemn impression Of the most smps
physical event thai occurred In the worlds hstoSy
-hs DESTRUCTION Of sntediluusn world viii The vus
Of Flood ss DO glad 70 hear that yoor valuable ed
| instructive exhibition u extensively psfroni1ed
| Yours respectfully, J. DowLiSs
| HArserop's sAcRED DioaANAs.-Tness admirable m
establishing Of really deserving u pubic pei
ronage Their dee 10 aiogctner original aad ne sxecoool
SHAVE been the result Of many years sbos The ssrre
M exhthiuon Of tsef deeply esinf Tbe -