The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-24
TWO CENTS.
Theatrical and Musical.


BowrRr THEATRE.-For some time back Mr. LESTER,
who dramatised the Three Gusrdsmen" which has
had such an unprecedented run and been so pro-
htable to the management has been uaceasing y.
labsrs to produce its ssqusl-the " Four Muskets
which Is presented to the patrons Of the Bowel nB
evening, in the most splendid and gorgeous manner.
The scenery Is magnificent and the costumes are en-
rely The mechanical arrang ements and proper
ties arranged by Messrs Landers and Sherman and
| the music Ia composed by Mr.. A. Tyte. The cast Of
characters embraces the full strength of the excellent
might say best company stock actors that be
found in any theatre in the Union. live may be al
lowed to judge fron the former production Of MIR Les
ter we are persuaded the -Four usketeers, viii have
an equally long aud successful Those who visit
the Bo"ery tonight will have to early 8propos OF
word or two to to the whose interests
| no, properly consulted by some in his emp oyment
VISIT TINS M once In tive years although
notices yet the nevility have that eetab-
hshment almost amounting TO rudeness, is something
| that we are cure the manager will dsapprove
| BpoADwAY THrArRr-The proprietor Of this besuti-
ul theatre Offers this evening" attractions Of no ordi-
nary character for the intellectual of his
patrons The performances will commence with
! Knowles celebrated play OF the Hunchback. Miss
c. Cusbmsn will personae the beautifully drawn cha
racter of Julia and Mr. Coudock that Of Master Wal
err Mr. Dyott, of the best general actors in the
country, will sustain the part Of Sir Thomas Clifford,
snd Miss Horn that of Helen. The amusements will
conclude with tbs farce Of" p r., the Man and the
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doubt will draw large sssembisge of citizens.
Miss Curhnan will play every evening during the week,
thereby aHordiDg opportunity to her edm rers OF
seeing her go throughher round Of shakpesrean CHA
| racters.
| NmLo's GARpEN.-The new and successful comic
psntom.me of "Rsoul The Magic Star" will be pro-
duced, for the third time this evening The cast of
| characters comprises jerome Ravel Baron Zameti
Cours his servant, by Antoine Ravel Alcibeu Cecil
las lover, Francois Ravsi Baron Raoul Henri wells
Hermit Nj. Lehman Good Genii of the Silver Star
Miss Henry Cecilia, Madsm Marzetti, and other mi
nor characters By the company Some regret had been
expressed by many citizens that Nblos Garden had
been closed so long but when the visiters, Thurs
| day and Saturday evenings witnessed the splendid
| manner in which the fairy pantomime was pro-
duced their expressions Of delight followed by
reiterated cheers upon viewing each gorgeous tsbeau
incidental to the piece We have seen many specta.
Giles, but have beheld thing to the
| msgridcenco of the scenery of this pantomue Were
it to be played every night for three months, be-
leye the theatre would be crowded The particulars
Of each scene marked down in libretto which
| be bad In the theatre.
| burrows TnEArRE.-Great fun for the Christmas
holidays Several pieces, written expressly for the
eccasioP will be produced at this theatre during the
week. This evening, the capital comedy Of the Sc
| rious Family" which Is so generally admired, with
Burton, Brougham, Clarke and Miss Chaamau, in the
leading characters beautiful polka Is introduced In
this piece which danced with great grace and clever
by the corps De ballet and Miss Walters will exs-
cute fancy Pas Suei This will be followed by new
piece, entitled Santa Claus or a Christmas Dream"
music Is composed by Mr. George Loder Miss Walters
~ ~. .s".. AZ, :, 30. al. -. us 800.
Of the Laughing Hyens."
national THrArRr.-This evening, Mr.. II. Seymour,
the celebrated man monkey, from the Southern and
Western theatres makes his first appearance lie will
introduce his astonishing feat Of ascending the dome
Of the theatre single rope The performances viii
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OLrMric THEATRE This evening new farce, first
time In this country, called, Hold your Tongue"
MIR Waleot An sxc,lspt com.disn pIav. ord urs.
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