The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-16
Theatrical and Musical.

BowEnr THEAT RE.-The visit of Amin Bey, the AM
basssdor from the Sublime Port, to this theatre to-
night, will attract very large assemblage The pieces
selected for the evening, are tho beautiful play OF
Richelieu" and the drama OF the Hostler and the
Bandit. Mr.. J. Wallack, who has been playing his
round Of Sbsksperian and other characters will sus-
tain the part of the Cardinal and Mrs. j. Wailack
clude with the 4" Hostler and the Bandit" in which
several Of the leading comedians will appear.
BROADWAY THEATRE.-The entertainments for this
evening must have the eject OF crowding this estsb
lifhment in every department.. Collins, who has main
tanned his stand against all competition appears this
evening. in Brougbams play of the "Irish For
tune Hunter, y In the character of Gerald Desmond;
Dayidge AZ Mr. Skinner Dyott, Frank Skinner
whiting, as Bob Rouser; sehsrf, as Jack snpc Mrs,
Abbott, Alice; Matilda Skinner Miss Gougsnheim;
and Miss Penelope Guy by Mrs HELD With this cast,
Brougham's new comedy, which abounds with beauti-
is of being successful The part Collins sustains
is excellent descrip ton Of Irish gentleman he
will introduce several beautiful melodies during the
piece. A new Pas de Deux,, by signor Neri and
Mile. Adelne. The whole will conclude with " Ny
Young Wite and my Old Umbreilan We shall review
the new piece
NIBLo's GAppEN-The tight rope performances
which in themselves sufficiently attractive to draw
full houses, commence the entertainments this
Ing. Those who have witnessed the extraordinary
feats Of Leon Jayel and Francois Raye will readily
admit that for activity the corde eiGsque they
not be surpassed The next will be the ballet Of the
Carnival OF Venice in which several elegant dances
will be introduced and the whole will conclude with
the magnificent fairy psntomime OF "Raou or the Ma
gic Star which for scenery dresses and decorations
has never been excelled. The Ravsls active
ly engaged in the production OF several and beau
tifu psntomimes and ballots which doubt will be
placed upon the stage with the usual splendor and
magniheence for which Nibo is justly celebrated.
He has always proved himself good manager. in 81
Letting the best artists and having around him
who every way capable Of giving entire satissc-
ton in their respective departments, and hence his
great success.
BUSTos's TnsArRr.-The comedy of the Rivals"
which received, last week, with enthusiastic
cheering will be repeated again to- night with tho
inimitable cast The prominent characters Will be
sustained by Messrs Burton. Blake, Lester, Johnson
Bland, Mrs. skerritt, Mrs Russell, and Mrs. Hughes
Miss lula DAILY will sing favorite ballad and Miss
Walters and NJ Frederic will dance La Zngarella. The
anus ment will conclude with the laughabe and high
ly amusing sketch OF She's Come To morrow
ming the comedy OF Old Heads and Young Hearts,
in which Blake sustans the charscter of Jesse Rural
NATIONAL THEATRE.-The bill for this evening Is
very attractive The entertainments commence with
the drama q the mid night Banquet in which
~ all the stock company will appear Miss halyina
the moral dram entitled the Last Glass in which
Mr. H. A. Perry Will sustain the character OF Michael
Gray. the reclaimed drunkard. An Irish Lit, by Mss
Mavina and ths whole will conclude With the farce OF
the Omnibus
olYMr,e TnEalnr A new drama, entitled the
Daughter Of the Stars, will DO prsssnted for the
frst time this evening, Mics Chapman taking the
Leading eh1Thster Miss Pray Will dance nsto1.i
burlesque OF Alcestis,n which IL nightly received
with marked demonstrations of pleasure The amuse
ments VIII close with the farce Of Dobson and Co,
| in which Mr. skerrctt Mrs Sloan and Mrs. Dyott ap
| pear In the leading characters.
| AsToR PLAcE Tsr.IRE-An the necessary prepare
tions for the opening of this beautiful ESTABLISHING
being m ade. We are Informed the French ballet
troupe and the vaudeville company will have re
hear ais during the week From the great encomium
OF the Prench papers regarding the abilities OF the bal
let troupe, there be little apprehension Of the
success.
CnRIsrrs NIssrRgLa-The programme Of this
evening contains many Of the best negro melodies
together with solos on the guitar and violin, and
quisite dancing.
AMERICAN MusrrM.-The performance Of the Drunk
ard which has been continued for long period
is st attractive ever, the useum being
every night
TABuSAcLr -Demptster gives another Of his amusing
concerts on wednesday evening.
Lieutenant Sir VIM Don late Of the Princess Char
otte Of Wales Dragon Guards is about to proceed to
America Gays the British Army Dsspatch under
gagement TO play comedy for six months, at ten gull
meas q week.