The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-10


BowtRr THEATkE-The manager Of this very popular
establishment whose sxertons in producing the best
splendid manner in which every piece has been pro-
duesd the talented artists him at consd
Ssns dS1
by full and highly respectable audiences. Tomorrow
evening he offers another new drama, entitled the
ers OF the piece Geneveve which will be sustained
by Miss Wemyss; and Dixmer. the sdherent Of the
viii be represented by j. R. Scott This will be- fol-
lowed by the farce of Joe in London snd the drama
tract iarg, assemblrge to the Bo~sry theatre and
is grounded on one Of Dumas novels It must ne,es
ssriiy be an interesting piece. Miss Hiert wiz intro
| duce a faysrite ballad between the pieces.
| BROADWAY THrArRE-sr william Don again
received last night with the scclamatons Of we'll
filed and fashionable house. His ecoentrcities de-
lighted the audience and kept them In rosrs of laugh
ter throughout the evening. Such has been the sue
cess OF SIR William Don, and the nightly increasing
popularity Of the Of which he the
sttrs tive star, that 1essrs Marshall and Barrett
| for som, lev nights more we understand that Sir
william will appear Charles Surface In the School
| fer Scandal character which he is every cal
culstsd TO sustain with effect 1t Is portraiture of
ths extrsvagsnt Of fashion, with all the vices Of
the but with all the refined feeAgs of the
| gentleman and the niceties OF nsu of honor. The
Broadway Theatre will doubtless continue to present
large fashionable audiences TO wit ness the perform
ances Of Sir William Don during the next week
| NIRLos GARDEN-The Ravels, always favorites, and
justly So as ". believe no company OF ballet sna pan
tonic have appeared In TINS city tns
such general Satisfaction, either
their the corde clasque, or In their
| various other performances To morrow evening tney
| offer splspdid bill Of entertainment The smuse
mfnts comm nee with the tsht rope dancing, ana
| surprfing feats by Madame Axe La Petite Elizabeth
| Francois Rsvel and tho incompatible Leon Jsveii
This will be suceeeded by the beautiful ballet pante
min. on Miranda, in which the graceful and besut
fu nst ure Mile Berlin will display her al niraole
taste and great ability in the terpschorean Az.
| lside Lehman and NJ Paul Brilliant The amusement
yil eese with the grand and gorgeous ams Of
suJisn,cs Who express their admiration by enthusis
| tic chreitog
Brrro,s Tn,lrnr.-Ths new drama of Giralda,"
| arf IN. amusing piece called Masters RIVAL
| vii he performed to morrow evening The cast
| 81 Characters embraces nearly all the talented
| Srl .b-s,rs In aGiralda" burton Lester. Jor.
dan Johnston, Mrs Russell and Mrs. skerrett. will
rultaia the principal characters This piece will be
followed by Si.s Walters and NJ Frederic in dance;
aud t,U Entertainments will conclude with the farce
/ Is Mastrs Rival = To speak 1.-THE peculiar merits
is Gceusd unnecessary. the dramatic public are
80 tou aware that every piece pr1dused ey burton
receives all The and sttentiva which both natural
add acquired abilities can do, In order 10 make them
/ elective ana instructive
NsrtoaAL THEsrEE.-- Barney Williams having con
cufuI very profitable engagement At this place OF
J .rusemsnt Mr. Purdy the proprietor ever actively
engaged producing the most novel features, has
Mr. wood and his son, Who said to be great
r.utt mmists They will appear to morrow evening in
: the Dumb Man VI Manchester and the Cherokee
I Chet The amusement. will conclude with the farce
4
gtmcbt Of this very popular establishment IL at
f-syng very large mblages Of the theatrical pub
ic This must be Of great pleasure TO Purdy
who ods that to eater well for his patrons the true
/ rsy ~ making money, and he seems determined TO
ccntiuue In his present in order to further
Ireft public favor
TsuivH LnL-Thoee who can relish musical &c.
MUS OF tue fret stamp have offered to them great
treat The svsuiug at the above hall. The whole Of
tht "6tsbst Mater will be executed and several Of
the most splendid overturet by the largest orchestral
band collected together in this city The vocal
. NJ II
Nix fegsia 18th Miss DEUCE But the great attraction
cf the srsuing will be the singing OF Anna Bishop-
Much every Day talked Of regarding power Of voice.
tat the vocslization OF Anna Bi,hop, taken as a
whole displsys every sublime feature Of this charm
itg .r. She sings s3mpsthe,caly, and X her s.se,
the spVsge breast Her musical knowledge IL pro
ioapl aud her embellishments are truly ornamental
B1cbtA. the great murcA giant viii direct the whole
affair lie IL perfect master 81 mule
CHnifr,'s NiSsrsrLs-This band, no matter what
attractions msy W in the city are always to have
tvestuess and the ehorussss are very harmonious
tne III ier 70 morrow evenins-,ongs eborusee.
guitar bun iesqos opera and dancing
| Ffttow orgbs Hovss The band called Fellows
Nnsirei' are doing we'll in their new hall The pro-
grsrme, foi tonorrow evening contains fne seIsc-
t.ru Of negro melodies. instrumeptal PERFORMANCE
| ard Other smuserasnts In srest variety.
Nav rcRE ANrHrrH,.rsr. The excerent equestrian
and other PERFORMANCES given every evening at this
sssblisLInsht attracting large ssssmbisse. Tse
bcrgmaEsbip n elegant, particularly that OF Nile
Tcurnia8re whose turprpinE and graceful exercise.
afe every night rewarded BY the most enthusiasts
cheering.
u,S,,,. Roous-rhe b.sutitul panorama Of Cuba
. stiu be M exhibited at the above rooms and
40 T.od and truthful painting goes, deserves public
patronage
wAspivoro, Hail. excellent psnors mi, descrip-
or OF the Pilgrim Progress viii be exhibit ed at
ses Broadway to morrow evening, snd during ths
week.
A~sntcss NrssrN The day performances. ct this
III spsrous establish mept deeply Interesting cos
sting cf the farce Of Sister Kate" This VIII be fol-