New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-30
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Every Night This Week, and weinesds, a Saturday, Al.
tsrroous commencing al o'cloek Of L. -
| and splendid Hal erected 'or
TOWNSEND AND oRRs PANORAMA on ira
HUDSON RIVER,
Ss ssosDwAy,
CORNER OF BROADWAY AND wALKER-sT. ovef
y s,opp.pqs Bsth.--HASIS0ToN entirely new
Grand serpsurs Dioramss Of the
CREATION OF THE WORLD AND TIE DELUoE
Mr. H. HARRINGTON has Just eonpletsd q msgiinesn'
Dorama intended Illustrate he sublime spectacle OF me
SIX DAYS OF THE CREATION!
Exhibiting, By means Of movable figures, scenery add
powerful opucsl effects all the progressive changes ron
the Chsos snd DARKNESS Of the Uniformed Universe Until ne
sna plenon Of e great WORK u Creation - described
n the frs, and second chapters Of Geress terminating wiis
the appearance Of Adam ard Eve IN the Gsrdeu Of Eeen
AIDED by appropriate Orchestr. and Vocal AecomPsni.
meets. Introducing selections ron Hsydns ossloro Of no
Cresaon.
Tais Dorsma result Of schesshed idea and Of
lifetime Of study and experiment In shis a.parmenc Tho
Ars Its The costly beaaril and perfeei~ofs o ne
sind existing and combines In rs exhibition, The hghes me
ehanea genuy, with the most Astonishing 'eele esses
assisted BY very superior Poetry Painting ard Music.
SCENERY AND INCIDENTS.
On entering the hall rfch Gothic Proscennm, OF the
moe, elaborate hnish presents Itself The sides
beautiful Stained Glass Windows and appropriate ssaa'
representing with It's arches columns. aud tas"s'sa pave
q
irene perspective the Curtain which ecnceas nc
exhibition from The spectator.
CHAOs-rHE FIRST DAY
A. he curtain indi.unc hazy appearance i' 90
served dused he opening space. resiKng Cur con-
cepuou OF that period u the when he ksrh ~ss
without forr and void, and darkness upon he serof
the deep" sudderly In obedience the divine
mand " Lei there be hight" and There WAS hSht"-s
TOW the oosndless space lam,us,ed' and Ugh, exists
soon however darkness a. steals The sc.neDsy
and Nigh, established and thus ends tho First Day
THE FIRMAMENT-TuE SECOND DAY.
With The returning hight he slrmanent OF Heavens shove
are seen dividing from the Of wsers, and assuming
the shape Of clouds with sky betveen-the mghsy
deep iii. covering the lower eNpsnss Of spsce DARKNESS
thea closes the Second Day
DRY LAND. HERBAGE AND FLoWERs-Thk
THIRD DAY.
With Mornings light from Aind the waters Dry Land APP
pears but OF barren, arid aspect rocky and Mountainous
The gathered together and the dry land ionei
Soon the sterile appearance Of the land changes the barren
plains are clothed with yerdse the mighty forest rear. !"
heads while beautiful aow expanding on every
side But all is still Nothing yet lives moves upon NO
face Of the earthand darkness falls upon scene u client
beauty.
SUN MOON AND sTARs-THE FOURTH DAY
The fourth return of discoses the nng Sun, throw"
log Its dazzling rays hill and dale and distant ocean.
the brilliant effect impereepuoy melowng IS evening adj
place to the mild splendo Of the rising snd myrads
Of rsirkng which stud the armament Ths ciosrs
the Fourth Day.
CREATION OF FISH AND FOwL-TuE FIFTH DAY
Morning again dasns upon the nanims,e beauties OF mo
creation but To- the mighty OF the deep are seen
moving through the traekess waters. Toe vas1 deep"
leeming with The meiodous warbng OF birds snkes
upon the Aud there may be seen moving about among
the foliage every variety Of he feshered bs The Wa
A tba .iY hav win
closes the Fiflh Day.
CREATION OF ANlMALs-slxrn DAY
Night passes away and tbs morning sun ushers In nsu
wonders The beauties which we have before described.
present themselves with the addition Of countless anmLs,
which approaching from every part Here 10 mo
huge Elephant the majestic Lon aud the tmid Fawn. 70.
posing In company; while the Serpent pure es It's harmless
gambols surrounded by the smaller portion OF me animal
creation, for all is love and harmony
GARDEN OF EDEN-ADAM AND EVE.
But all yet done. The mighty masterpiece VI 0ods
great yet uniformed Descending clouds for short
time veil the scene and they dispense discovers tho Oar
den OF Edsn the Trees Of Life and knowlege In thu
center Here apparently lost In admiration Of The sur
rounding beauties Of creation, first seen Man, the noble
image Of his heavenly Msker Everything be,okens bspp
ness around him. but he Is still alone and apparently seeking
in vain for any being ike himself recnss upon bank 70
sleep Light aeecy clouds envelope him, and as uey
pass away partially discoses his beautiful conpsnon Wo'
man. beaming with geutleness and love. VIII this coape-
lion Of abos Of the Creation, the hst part Of tho exhl'
| bnon closss PART SECOND.
GRAND DloRAMA OF THE DELuGE.
This Is scene OF thrilling interest As III. curtain risss,
the mountains and high grounds " the earth are seen COW
cred with groups Of human beings while Numbers
hurying from the plains beneath ya!ny attempting to fec
from the wrath OF offended God Through the mist Of
the Storm the appears OF boodred hue vivid flashes
of lightning continually iumine the while the sound
| and tbe no ths
produce IN combination, effect battling description -
With appraised hands, the gyes appear supocate for
mercy But late Their awful doom 10 sealed
Steadily the overwhelming food continues rise, until tho
ioftiest SUBMITS OF the mountains above Their
last vain refuge surrounded aud soon he mighty deep
| rolls over the grave OF millions
The Judgment Of tho Omnipoteni bang fulfilled the storm
gradually decreases until clear uncouded shy and bound.
les. waste Of waters above meet the eye Feighted with
TIE chosen remnants Of mankind tie ARK 10 now seen hosi
Az but there is no rest for the foot and
again Gradually beantul rainbow steals upon inc scene
The Dove he Arb second une and a. te songs OF
praise and thankness arise the curtain slowly descends
OF In the production Of these splendid Dorsnas, IN. NJ
sh,es Interfere with the sublime character Of
abiscts they intended to iustiaie--whe s hoped
hey may not only be considered 3. so.ree. ~ ne no
aud rational entertainment but AZ useful means of
| moral Instruction
NOTICES OF THE PRESS AND THE CLERGY
The Press and Clergy have kindly noticed tho Dorsms
IN he most asIlering terms Our space viii admit "
/
| presenting but two or three
Tn. following letter Is from Rev. dr. Thompson VI hs
Broadway Tabernacle, Of the most talented and 70
spectacle Cergymen Ia the city. -
| NEw-YoRg, July II, 1913.
| Mr. HESRy HASIScros-Desr Sir: ! ought sooner 10
have acknowledged your courtesy In sending me ues-
for your novel and instructive exhibition Absence from me
city and nululdnOus engagensn., have prevented mo
rom expressing to you my opinion " your Diorsmn
| was highly graIhed win tbs exhibition IN. wnols
was pelssBg and every part was well sustaiLei Inc M
gennity with which changes ia the scens were anr
| ed quite surpassed my comprehension f0o certainly Do
sry. the countenancs and support Of the moral and re
ou- pouiou community, ~ tyinH Devised fnpno
III nment which IL only H. fensve IN every par
tcuInr bat which combines Instruction and wboesons
wors influence with rational enjoyment take gfvs pess
rs In recommending the exhibition 20 my friends aud
should be happy 70 visited by the Sabbath schools of
| the city Very respectfully, yoefs Nc ,,,.,.so.,
| gsou REV DR powLtse PASTOR OF THE BEDFosDsr.
| BAPTIST CHURCH.
| Ms HryRy HAslScTOS DEAR SRI have gfestpleas-
nre In expressing my opisnDn Of the ingenuity excellent
moral Tendency character Of your Desnufa
Dioramas ofe and the Deuge visited yoif en-.
hbItOn few days ago IN company with my family and wo
all came away delighted and edited know OF scafeeiy
any way In which correct snd VIVID conception u NO Of
der OF The six DAYS o creation be 30 pieaslngy CON.
muDcaed minds Of youth A. by Witnessing me hs'
oar. OF your hbiuon The second part also well sdsp
Fl 10 produce solemn impression " me most snpendous
bv.icsl avent thai has ever occurred In the worlds history
he desucuoa u the autsdiluyisn world with The wst.rs
Of lie Flood shall be glad to hear that your valuable and
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