The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-15
Theatrical,


BowKsv THEArnn.-rhs greet popularity Of nr end |
Mrs J. wslisck Jr, now pretty visible IN the IN
Their great dramatic talent h ven kssvn ana pro-
perly spprecistsd but believe the great rush which
syeIy .isns s:t res p;so. owing p.i.Sip:ny 70 u:
row sysnins they vi appear n Shaisp.ss.s tragedy
ter; MT Stevens, Henry w.; Triton, Richmond;
Elizabeth, Mrs. j. Wallack; and Lady Anne BY Miss
Il. os :. ous 70 am to
flowing, the Bowsry Theatre; bat another excellent
piece Is also offered on the same evening, namely,
The Flying Dutohmsn," which will conclude the
performances.
,BRoApwA1 rHEArnR.-we are glad to perceive that
the enterprisDg manager Of this beautiful establish
nent has secured the services of the splendid Par
sian ballet troups whose first appearance In this city
was crowned with brilliant and triumphant success
and consist Of the following artists-M Leon Esp9os
Mile Celsstine Frsnok, from the Grand Opera OF PSris
and Ms s% the g.
Adelne; and splendid corps de ballet. n Chs. Eigen
schenck from the Porte st Martin Theatre will lead
the grand musical fairy extrsvaganss entitled The
Fair Que with the Golden Locksn which has been pro-
fsIisian ballet troupe will appear in lie Diable
Quatre In which the folio dances will be intro
duced;- Grand Pas seul, MaxourkA, grand Pas de
Deux, Pas ssul, Dancing Lesson. Pas de Trois and
MsIourka This will be succeeded by the ballet Of
Les Msuniers," and the entertainments will close
with the new farce Of My Friend in the Straps
NrBLos GARDEN The entertainm ents for to- morrow
evening will commence with the evolutons the tight
rope by those talented artists the Ravels and the
world renowned rope dancer, Leon Javelli. This will
be followed by the ballet of the -Four Lovsr aud the
entertainments will conclude with the most beautiful
splendid and gorgeous Fairy Comic Pantomime which
has ever been produced either this the other side
OF the Atlantic 1t Is presented with scenery
machinery dresses properties splendid model figures
illuminated rotary columns; and the tricks and trans
formations which have been invented modelled and
painted by Mr.. O. Lehman, are remarkably beautiful
can safely assert that out OF the thousands who
say other than that 1t is one of the most magnificent
pie ees ever and will undoubtedly fill Nibo's beau
tnul theatre tor loug period.
BURROWS THrATRE-Holman's splendid comedy OF
the Road to RUM received during the past week
with the most marked demonstration OF pleasure, in
enthusiastic cheers from the rise the fall OF the
tain, will be presented again to evening" The
cast OF characters is excellent embracing nearly all the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Burton Blake, Lester, Jordan
Bland, Johnston Mre Hughes, Mrs Skerrett, aud Miss
Hin. The orchestra will execute an overture; Mrs
Holman will sing favorite ballad and Miss walters
and N. Frederic will dance pas de deux; and the
terainme pts i'll with the farce of the Elton
Boy 1t scarcely necessary to say that those who
visit Burton's to morrow evening will enjoy a rich
treat II the best theatrical management and the best
comic acting can accomplish that object.
National THrATRE.-The attractive features OF the
programme for to morrow evening will be the means
Of cro~ding this we'll managed establishment Purdy
description and his exertions with extern
sive patronage Tomorrow evening the
will commence with the moral drama OF the Gu
iates Daughter" which will be produced In the most
effective style As regards the cast of characters and
ss,s dance .ns tho sntsrt.,nmr vii In Sea
with the musical melo-drsmatic spectacle of the
Magic Well, which is beautiful production. Con.
sideriDg the small admission money to this theatre
we should not be surprised IL its patrons filed every
seat In the house.
BRouGHAM's LrcrUM.-The lsughtsr-loving dsnizens
of Gotham should prepare to be surprised and de-
lighted rs this unique and elegant temple Of Menus
Will be opened Monday December %, with splen-
did company. guided by John Broughsm, and fne
ocheste upd~r the talented leadership of George Lo-
der The delicious and fascinating danseuse, Mile
Barre is to appear, fer the rst time that evening
her accomplishments and great fame have preceded
her arrival. We have heard OF other engagemsnts
which must prove astracive bat suce 1t to cay for
the present, that believe public expectation will
not be failure while Broughsm leads the way.
A,nRIcAr MusEuM.--To morrow afternoon the per.
formsnces will commence with the instructive piece
by the afterpieoe Of The Secret The evening
amusemsnts will consist of the and beautiful pic
torial and moral drama Of the Curstes Daughter"
The Costumes scenery. and machinery are on splen-
did scale Mr. c. W Clarke will sustain the part Of
Abel Rosemsy; Andrews as Benisdi, rich jew; Had
Rosny9 sRs A 81 ah treat
the yisters Of the Museum.
INV YoRx Crnous-A great variety of attractions
are announced by M.ssrs June Co. for the ensuing
week Tho performances OF the French troupe call
forth universal admiration, as they well may MILE.
account OF it's novelty although there b nothing very
difficult required Of the performer In this description
81 riding Indeed we could point out dorens OF
American female hofsewomen, whom we have doubt,
could with few weeks practice equal II not surpass
any French tsUesiviesrs who has appeared In this
country. in the "feats of the HlGn6ge." The great
principal act Of Mile. Louise, however Is indeed
startling display Of equestrianism, which IL would
seem imrossibls to approach.
PANoRANA oT rHE PrLGslus PRoeREss.-Although
this work of American art has been open but short
time we should jodge from the numbers that nightly
visit It, that Ii would not be necessary Tor to
mend to the public For the re yous portion OF the
community we should think IL would possess pecu-
liar interest IL T., to the words Of cotemporary
Story in Color, delis htfully told-and story that
on every page (aud very good siEed pages they arc
conveysa most excellent morsl We believe this Is
the first attempt made to turn whole book from
into illustration but bold az the design
seemed IL has proved eminsntly successfu visit TO
this panorama by the way suggests the priety
ofreommendpg TO some OF capitalists tho Idea OF
building q hall intended for panoramic exhibitions,
and large enough to accommodate all who dssire to
visit them
sATTLIEs' CosNoRAMss These beautiful paintings
being hbited mt the house Of Thirteenth
street and Broadway There views OF almost every
remarkable place In the world