New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-07
SACRED SCENERY.
sAcRcD DIoRAMAS

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tsrpoous commencing Of O'Clock. 81 the new
and splendh Hal erected for
TOWNSEND AND ORRS PANORAMA on TIE
HUDSON RIVER,
SO BROADWAY,
/ CORNER OF BROADWAY AND wALkER-sr owe
- s;oppsngs Bsihs-HASIS0ToNs earreiy o-'
Grand scnprura D.oranss Of he
CREATION or THE WORLD AND TIE DELUXE
Mr. a. HASINGrOS has Just eoEslsiea m.s alnsen
Dioruna intended 10 iasrs,e ne sublime sPaec 81 ~
SIX DAYS OF THE CREATION
Exhibiting BY means Of movable hgores scenery arr
powerful Opuca eaec.s. a. .he progressive changes 70"
tie Chaos and Darkness u tie uniformed lnsvefse OK ms
sns comPenoc Of tie great work u cressou .s desei -
IN the tr aud second ehApieof Ceness 'srmnsIne ~H
the appearances u Adam and I've IN The Garden Of S1en
AIDED by appropriate orchesuI and NooS AccompAaf
ne1ls introducing selections from Ossloso II 90
Creation
This Dorans the resui o. orz cherished idea aud "
lifetime Of study and experiment IN The Of The
Ars is the costly besr and perecs WORK Vi Tie
Ind existing and combines exh.bon. tho BIZ
ch.ncs III snuity with the astonishing seee efses
assisted BY very superior Poetry, PAnnns and Muse
SCENERY AND INCIDENTS
On entering the hal a rich GosAc Prosoenson u. tne
most elaborate 6rsh presents Itself the sdss cnrcnr VIE
beautiful Stained Glass windows ard appropriate sasoary
representing with srchss columns and tsssssed ps'e
meui the Interior Of magnificent Cssheirsi IL ne az
IRENE perspective he CgrIsn, which eorcei' no
eyh,biiicn from the spectstor
cHAoS-THE FIRST DAY.
As the curtain indsnnei hsry sPpesrenoe Is oo
served diaGsed the opening space. realizing oar COO
cepuon Of lhAi period Of The when TIE tsre vac
without orla aud void darkness apon To- face 81
the deep" suddety obediencs IL 80 divine oor1-
msnd Let there be hghg' and There was aShs"-so
tbs boundless space Illuminated ard light eSi'u
Soon however dasness again steals over the 'eenS-pS
and Night established. and thus ends the Es, DAY
THE FiRMAMENr-rHE SECOND DAY.
With the reuiring light srmsmsnto BeAvses sboss
dividing from the Of waters aud assuming
the shape Of Clouds with sky BETS ecoshe ngey
deep sui covering the lower exranss Of space pakness
/ then closes the Second Day
DRY LAND, HERBAGE AND FLowERS-THr
THIRD DAY
With Morn,rss light nom amid The waters Dry Land sp-
pss bu. OF barren arid aspect, rocky and moGntsnous
The gathered together and the dry land formed
Soon sterile appearance Of the land change. the e.sn
plains clothed with verdsre the mighty orcs rrsfs lr
heads while beautiful aowers expapdng on every
side But all IL still Nothing yet lves moves upon tho
face Of The eartsud darkness falls upon Of sens
beauty.
SUM- MOON AND srARs-rhE FOURTH pAf.
The fourth remrn u light di.coses the nsng Sun throw
ing dazzling rays hill and dale sad disiaa' ocean
the bran, eject impecspubly melo~ins evening adj
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place mild .plendor Of the rising moon and mrAds
Of twnsng Stars which sud the nnlsmsnt This closed
the Fourth Day.
| CREATION OF FISH AND FOwL-THE FIFTH DAT.
Morning again dswus upon mssmste beauties Of The
ceon but To- tho mighty monsters OF The deep are zen
moving through the usckless waters Toe vast deep %
eemlng with life The msiodous wartlng OF birds sn,aes
upon the ear And there may be moving about among
the foliage every variety Of the fes,hsrei ibs The ws
tiers and air living occupants. and the rsns ooo
closes the Finh Day.
CREATION OF ANlMALs-sIxTH DAY
Night passes away and the morning ushers IN new
wonders Tho beauties which we have before described
present. themselves with The addition " countless snmAA
which are seen approaching from every part H-rss zoe
huge Elephant the es,c Lion ard the umid Fa~a 70.
posing In company, while the Serpent pursues Ito harmless
gambols surrounded by the smaller portion Of ne animal
creation, for slis love and harmony.
GARDEN OF EOEH-ADAM AND EVE.
But all Is yet done. The mshy masterpiece OF Gods
great work ye Uniformed Descending clouds for shor'
time veil the and hey dspsrse sco'eT. inc Oar
den Of Eden Trees OF Life and knowledge Ia ihe
center Here apparently lost In sdnirsos Of tho sur
rounding beauties Of crescn. is nrs seen Man. tho noble
image Of his heavenly Maker Everything betokens hrppt
ness around him. but be 10 s aone end apparently seeking
In vain for any being ike himself ecines upon hama 70
sleep Light Aeecy clouds envelope him. and a. ney
pass away, partially discoses his beautiful copanion "o
man. beang with geutleness aud love- With this compile
ton Of The Creation. the fra part OF s exla
bion closes. PART SECOND.
GRAND DIORAMA or THE DELIGE.
This Ia scene OF thrilling interest As the curtain rsss
the mountains and high grounds Il tho esr are seen oov
cred with groups Of human beings While Numbers are seen
huyng the plains beneath vainy attempting TO h-s
from the wrath OF Offended God Through tho mist Of
the Storm the appears OF biooded hue vivid flashes
OF lightning continually unine the while ihe sound
md he VI
produce In combination, an effect bsning description -
with appraised hands, The fugyes appear to saPDcaie for
mercy! But Il Is late. Their awful doom 10 scaled
Steadily the oyer hsng food continues TO rise unu ths
oftesi SUBMITS Of the mountains above are soon Their
last vain refuge s surrounded and soon no mighty deep
rolls over the grave Of millions.
The Judgment Of the Oinnipotent being lhed ts storm
gradually uns clear anc!oused sky aud bound.
less ase Of waters above meet Tho eye Ere gated wph
ay in the security of Gods projection Dove leave. lha
Ark there Ies for tbs sole Of Its foot, and 'euls
again Gradually beautiful rainbow steals upon tho so-ue
Tho Dove leaves the Arb second me and he soags "
praise and thankness arse the curtain slowly cescends
o.. ln the production OF these splendid DorAnas TIE "
most care has been avoid anyhng might N the
slightest msnner interfere with the sublime chsI scter Of @
subjects they are intended llusI zie-whle hoped
n they NAV got only be considered q tho moot
pleasing and rational entertainment Du - useiui means
moral instruction
NOTICES OF THE PRESS AND THE CLERGY.
TIE Press and Clergy kindly noticed The Dorsme
ia the hausrng terms Our space VAL MOI acnit VI
presenting but Two or thEeo
The folowing letter from Rev Mr. Thompson, u dc
Broadway Tabernscle Of ths most talented and 10
spectacle Clergymen In the city:
NEx-YosE, July Ia, 1919
Mr. Henry HAsIsCros-0oaT Sir. ought soonef 70
have acknow lodged your courtesy IN sending me uesS
for your novel and instructive exhibition Absences from no
civ and multirudlnous rngagenens have prevented nae
from expressing to you my opinion Of your Dofslnas
was highly gratIhed win tho exhiDinon. Tee wacS
was pei asng and .ery part was wei sustained Toe ~
gcnuty with which changes In the sceno were aiset
cd quite surpassed my comprehension fou certainly ae~
serve tho countenaace and support OF tho moral and fe
ous portion Of the community Tor having d. ysed mode
on hich only inodensive 10 every par
rcula but which combines instruction md wholesome
roral influence with rational onloynslt take sG pseas
are Ia recommending the exhibition To- my friends and
shoud DO happy 70 have II visited by tho 6sDbath Set 40
| tho city Very respectfully, yours. 4r: .-
PRom Rev. DR. DowLIsc PAsrob OF rHE brofosD1r
BAPTIST CHURCH.
Ms. HEsaY HAsIseros. DgAx sis--i have great psas.
uro 10 expressing my opinion OF tie ingenuity e1c....
moral tendency and instructive character OF your osio
Doramas ofths Creation and the Doiuge visited your ~
hibtion few days company with my fr'ry and ~e
an came away delighted and edited. saow VI scarcely
any way 10 ~hlch and VIVID conception u he VI.
der of no sx dsys Of creation be pieasingy com
gnicated the minds VI youth by ~itnesshs te hs
oar Of your exhibition The second part Is also well dspt
Cd To produce solemn impression VI ne most sulpenaos
physical that has occurred In ne wocs history
The destruction u anscu Wan world with Tie vsi-fe
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