The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-05

20 scenery and rnashiy should an the house for
esx MORE hovev< end BY that time We haps THAI Mr..
neaiey VIII tAve genuine attraction rsAdy-perhaps
Magnolia - which draws sush crowds In Boston, and
sa'c1 ". whsatlsy y said to have purchased.
~ Raacks there will be two new revivals this week.
fgPanlnap Monday. tina uTrish HAraasu IN Tues
Jay. The play Of "Pauline" is chastity, ghostly meo
aramaso aair but il has always been popular and will
well acted and perfectly put upon the stage at
Wsiseks that 1t cannot fail 10 draw we'll We trust that
Mrs Hoeys long story In the first act viii be abbreviated
ahis lady has played but comparatively seldom Of late,
md 1t 10 nifty that she should be forced TO bore the
asdoncc at her rcres 1.-THE Irish Heress" is one Of
Beuecauts most popular comedies, and very strongly
ecsss.
Mr. and Nrs Barney Williams play "Tho Irish Ambas-
eador" and "The Lakes Of Killarney" tonight Tho ma
nagement quotes from the HERALD 10 explain that "Tbe
kish Ambassador was played when first announced
consequence OF the illness Of Mrs. Chanfrau but does
explain why other Lady not substituted for
Ars Chanfrau when the piece was announced for the
second Time Such trhng with the public is mot business.
1ko. However, Mrs. Chanfrau has recovered, and We
suppose that The Irish Ambassador viii be given this
evening This said to be the last week Of the Williams
enlightenment.
At Laura Keenes the gorgeous spectacle, "Blondette
has been Withdrawn. dramatist eager to produce
original play, sent to Paris recently for piece
4. called "Rotho Mago," which had been running
shere for over year, and upon receiving
piece found himself in possession Of the original Of
'Blondettcn Mrs. John Woods handsome ace takes tho
place Of the handsome scenery tonight ana win be much
written for Powers Fawcett and Madame yestrs and the
}lburles "Jenny Lind, p win be played. Mrs. Wood is
herself nvincibe and much unnicr than Jenny Lind
lever hoped 10 be. The house will be crowded
m new holiday pantomime, adapted from the great
fairy tale called "Jack and tho Bcans.alk, win be pro
kfaced at the Old Bowery theatre tonight. Monsieur
lBhin the Belgian Giant, has good part in the play.
Monsieur Binn appears the best advantage panto
mime, for his voice is riacuousiy weak for 80
NJ huge q man, and he fills up tho stage too much
any ordinary drama Mr. g. L. Fox, the great panto
rnfnst and very excellent company in the cast OF
the piece, and the scenery very gorgccnsly painted
The nautical drama, aThe Lonely Man Of the Ocean,
win be played at the Now Bowery tonght and Monsieur
and Madame Marzott and Monsieur Tophof OF the Rave
pansomime troupe, have been engaged and viii appear in
"Jocko tho Brazilian Ape.n Monsieur Marzetts Jocko
rs as great performance In It's way Booths Richie
Hen, and has gained him European reputation. The
nas London farce, "Jacks Delight" VIII also be played
4 for the frat limo here- EU
III At Barnuns Museum the tsJewess Of Frankfort has
been withdrawn in favor OF the "Coleen Bawnn Miss
lavina Warren lady aged twcntyone years weighing
thirty pounds and measuring only thirtytwo inches from
Top TO toe win be exhibited with Commodore Mutt Miss
Warren Is handsome shc is dminutive, and she
and the Commodore realize Dean Swifts vision Of the
Liputians. II is rumored that Miss Warrens engage
nent is not much with Mr.. Barnum with Commo
dore Mutt, and that marriage in dwarfdom is on the
n taps. #8s s,ks@
The broadway Menagere visited daily by hundreds
n Of people, and may be regarded institution.
Il va before had good collection Of rare
Il ssd curious living birds and beasts In this city The
Japanese pigs attract as much attention Japanese
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