The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-17
TWO CENTS.


BowrRr THEArHE.-The entertainments, this eve.
ming consist OF the very successful play Of the Thrss
Gusrdsmen," which has met with the most I'm
success much more than any that has been pro-
duosd on tho American stage for years; also, new
local drama being bit 1t thing and fun of local
ecsnery. 1t Is en- titled Nose, joe and Jack The
scenery will represent the Jersey City Ferry tina Bst
terry, American Museum, St Paul's Church with msnv
other prominent locations In this city. The cast Of
In both of these dramas embraces the entire
strength OF the excellent company now engaged at this
BROADWAY TnrArnE-Mr. Murdoch, the eminent
trsgedian engaged for short period and will make
his frst appearance this season, in the beautiful
tragedy Of Hamlet, Prince Of Denmark Mr.. Mur-
doch Is gentleman Of considerable dramatic ability
and will likely during his round Of characters at the
Broadway attract very full houses. With Mr. Dyott,
In the second range of characters little doubt can be-
entertained OF the respective plays produced during
Mr. Murdochs engagement being ably sustained.
The smusements close with the Elton Roy" ...-
NIBLos THEArRE-Although artists of every descrip-
ton have been hard at work during week both
day and night In order to the completion of the
chinery scenic effects and every other requisites
cessary to the production OF the magnificent new
comic pantomime, yet their efforts have not ena-
bled them to present It to the public this evening the
machinery Is so heavy and intricate Another night
or two will finish it, The outlay on this brilliant affair
has been enormous and 1t IL confidently anticipated
prsipg proprietor The Raye,s have ali fine charassrs
In It. and from our observation the scenery will be
gorgeous In the extreme.
Burrows THrArRE-The increasing few of novelty
produced at this favorts resort is the source of i'm
profit to the ndefstgable manager, Mr.. Burton
This evening the performances consist of three very
attractive pieces-the comedietts Of Methinks I
my Father" the favorite comedy Of the Se-
Family and for the time farce called the
entertainment for one night and with such genuine
actors as are engaged in Chambers streetTheat no
doubt be Of their being sussined With
he
National THEArRE.-The interesting and splendid
burlesqus on the Chnese spectacle of Aladdin which
has been produced ana adapted to this theatre by Mr.
C. Burke is greatly admired The scenery IL grand
the music effective the costumes very appropriate
and the corps de ballet excellent 1t should be seen
splendes Besides this very attractive piece the COM
psny viii appear in the farce Of "A Budget OF Blum
dsrs" and the laughsble piece Of the Dead Shot"
This Is fine bill, and 10 doubt will attract large
audience 1t will be necessary to go early to secure
seats. .-t. bel. ..,e.s-a 81 -,rft. - ~
OLYMPIC THrArnE.-This evening, uueommonly
rich series Of amusements presented for the enjoy
ment of the patrons Of this popular resort The per-
formances for the benefit of Mr. Nicknson the &C,
compsbed comedian they win consist Of the musical
burleta of the Waterman" the petite comedy Of the
Veteran Of 'T6" the eemedy Of Bold Stroke for a
Husband" and the comic drama OF "Lsvater.pi This
IL brilliant programme of entertaipment, and, indie
psIdent Of the exertions and influence ofthe friends Of
Mr.. Nicknson, is one that ought to draw very large
sfsemblage OF our citizens. 1000. ,..... =. d.
4, ITALIAN orEHA HOUSE, The fourth represen tation
Of the and interesting opera OF Maria di Rohan
come, of this evening From the splendid manner in
which this piece has been produced-ths great vocal
ability with which Donzettis excellent composition
IL sung great force and harmony Of the chorus
department., ard above all, the thrilling beautiful
q me orehestrs snder the guidance Of the best
be surprised. ne In kurop-, the Opera House was
every night, for month, crowded from pit to dome.
svsry evening Mechanics Hall presents brilliant
array Of the lovers OF Negro melody An the company
bone player, banjo, guitar, violin tsnborine TO- per-
form their parts with excellent harmony
lMtLx BoscsEsrs Br-srIr This talented prim.
donna whcse excellent method Is 50 much admired
at the Astor Place Opera House II will be =, mem.
bsred st she was ts have II the 3oth uit when she
va. ,ss,n SICK and thus Preynted form appearing be-
the opera ct Donizetti Don Pssqusle' ia which she
sings the lively part ofNoina will be produced the
Europe, We have doubt IL will be- faiiy tested By
the irsquenters of the Aston Place, aud that for the
fair ttn.seiGirei IL will be a bumper
lANrRcas MusruM.-The crowds who daily visit this
old and avorte establish nent are some surprising;
but when IL is considered that independent OF the
greet variety OF natural curiosities that bo
seen, there f. also very good company OF comedians
and gymniasts sho appear In the afternoon aud
ing, In vAudeyillss and comic pautomimes the wonder
ceases.
CiRcus, AsroR Pi.es.-Those who delight IN manly
exercises and beautiful equestrian fssts should visit
amphitheatfe IN fighth street.
Nothing exceed the wit fun. merrmeut Of tho
clowns AID the equestrian performances are OF thu
first order,
CuNrsp MrmuM RooM.--0liidons splensid Pam.
rama Of the Nile continues 60 DO exhibited every
night at the above Those who nav sosp 4, or
press their utmtft ratification and pleasure. -
AL1EeHAsiANs This company Of vocaists will give
one oi tnes n,lodious concerts, at the Tasernacls
o'mo'.ow evening. The programme Is deeply ints.
resting.
,a! ns Hn.g': che dl,tn suished Hunsadsn vocalist.
mas returned 70 this city, after very succe .fu tour
through the South Tue New orleans papers have
tniihcd metbod OF vocali ration.