The New York herald., 1862-01-16

WINTER GARDEN. r
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which holiday time. $SiiS STSSs SIsS
been universally .1mied be the attractive A.
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through every scene and bearing on i: eur: the fantastic
While sspec. furnishing 70 the eyes Of the little lovers OF
the
in which Mr. Il wen s. claskE as,"a Queen
VIII i os Of com
three nlshis: faar:dsy sas fna.s being 4
ms Performance. sourcie.S S6; beautiful play Of
Founded Charles Dickens EXQUISITE story Of tho cricts
'A" a A sTxNb1RD VA DRAMA
Grand FAIRY SPECTACLE.
Th evening win be presen,ed the grand snenc spectacle
THE NAIAD QUEEN
in which the original American comedian,
MR.. J. s. CLARkE,
will sustain his 'nnAs scGS&pRgs fHs,i Rss''n''''n
1 s s ns On s
Is produced with scenery unequaed magniacence by
nd s msy S I
BY xsn a
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A FULL AND BRILLIANT CORPS DE BALLET,
III II. a .ns: Ra:. Mosa
Bridget. :M5s. @ wsoo' AmphibiS n n.x.,,,,
Demons. Knishss, vassals, RetAners. Water NympS.,
THE SCENERY EMBRAcEs:=.
Plcturesque M,onighI View OF the hhne
ACT s-sTBMxnINE spf MAI i < ""vEss OF RICHES
ACT SliIR fss Fl Hi III E.''
Cave OF the Lurlie Berg
ACT 4-fHE CORAL REALMS OF THE NAIAD QUEEN.
A POETS DREAM id't'Ps oPsrArRY LAND.
MOST BEAg;IyuI " sfsSS5SASgEAE y &sE SCENE
Speaking its proauean the critic of the New York He
WINTER GARDKy-preceded hy the drama Of Dot" the
grand scenic Of e Saad %ns s ss
we'll known legend the Rhine, which was the theme Of
with great success in London Mort,ls imiaorais imps.
water nymphs submarine sprs demons Of hs dark Ca
gether amid almost bcwderng beauty aud often
MS nsss &c sey lean he Da 10 onse
ton of the supernatural and vein Of the most mag
pleasant Of buicsqac In which Mr. Clarke
nrs s IN the world and npi airy and Il would be c
conceive anything further beyond the range OF probability
:9as as piece soa
Of carse or Of any particular one but he has
he does we'll The mechanical effects necessarily Of the
Of S r s Of or oar ~s
decidedly helm he q all and rejects srsa, UPON
mavous whom he sSas ol s.'erins :isS,is hall;
ha sa ns 70 ms nm p as sorseou. and as @ OF
possib ss as cream viii be pIea,ed With , the Naiad
be repeated nightly for some tive to come.
To- s M b s SOm.
story Of the Cricket on the iierrh'" enuled
in which
MR.. j. s. CLARKE
will sustain his extraordinary pcrsonaion Of
fssn rssenh Eanss HESSas
Es Mr. Mar ws
Door. open at on commence at O'Clock. Concludes
lo,s clock.
1,HE GAIErIEs, GIG BROADWAY,
op GRAND GALA sIe1lIPs '"'' ..v..
FOR JENNIE JoiNsoNs MAMMOTH BENEFIT
III AMERICAN MUSIC HALL, nno .nw.v
The creates. entertainment in the city, di..ansns ali the
places Of in q; fEs2Ti2 the Of
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Every person should see
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THE THE ssExE ssESF fsEsfb$EEsEHTs fsEsifb$|7aEEys
p%" ss sse as
In which Mr. wray will perform the incredible of sus
PENDING HIS LITTLE DAUGHTER IN THE AIR,
without visible means OF support thus defyng all laws
of gravity and equilibrium.
First week OF
MISS LOUISA PAYNE.
the accomplished vocalist.
Together with the regular troupe connected with this
establishment forming combination OF talent that cannot
be equacd in variety Of songs Dances buresques negro
THE GREAT BALLET TROUPE,
composed MoSs S Pau uSSfi III Tf'''O'
ROBERT W. BUTLER Sole Lessee and Proprietor
NorIcg There will be grand matinee Saturday after
noon the accommodation OF ladies aud children at half
past two O'Clock.
CAIETIEs CONCERT ROOM, Gle BROADWAY.
VI Up stairs.
Mammoth Bill will he offered this evening for the
BENEFIT or
MISS JOHNSON.
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