The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-21
Theatrical anal NfusicaI,

BowEHy THEArKE-Mr j ohm Scott actor Of con.
fsvortes that ever appeared upon the Bewery boards
Is drawing fine houses His PRESERVATION Of Oneactah
the lnoisn Chief in the patriotic drama OF Putnam
nightly witnessed by aud ences which testify their
esteem for his abilities by vehement cheering. 1t
will be performed again this evening" with the same
Splendid cast MIR. Derr as General Putnam. exhibits
great ntrspidity horseback, and receives we'll mer
tied plaudits, and all the other characters ably
tic d,ama Of the pirste the fsesS Mesrs sss
vensTilton. Wnsns, Miss DENIM, and Miss wemyss
sustaining the leading chsracters This bill very
attractive, and We are persuaded It VIII draw large
house.
BKsApwAr THIArss.-Tbis unique and central tenn
PIE Of Thespis has been nightly filled to overlooking
man, who has impersonated many Of her best charac
ters to the delight Of audiences and the
profit Of the excellent and interchangeable caterer for
public amusement, who presdes over the management
OF this metropolitan establishment. In Miss Cush-
mans Romeo we have perfect conception and true
delineston Of the embodiment OF the immortal bard;
the text too, 10 the origns unmutilated and full Of
poetic beauties written the EizSbethan era but
applicable to, and understood BY all ages Her Meg
Meriies is past all criticism she is identified with
the character go that she may never have perfect
successor in the part Her Lady Macbeth also suits
evening Misc Cushman commences re-engagement,
when she Will appear In that beautiful and soul impss
stoned part OF Countess In Knowles play OF Love-
aided by Miss Anderton, the excellent and truthful
portrsyer of every character she performs Mr.. Con-
way will be the Huon of the occasion and the other
parts will be well filed.
NIBlo's GARpHy.-The Ravel family, whose elegant
exercises the tight rope and beautiful dancing
asmuch relished when they first appeared in
this city offer for this evenings entertainment pro-
grsmne OF amusement which cannot fail to attract .
large assemblsge Of our citizens The nrst feature will
La Petite Elizabeth, Pransois Ravei and Leon JAvelh
The next, the excellent fairy pa .tomime Of "ondine
the fisherman TIE various dances in this SPLEEN.
did pantom mo are executed with great artistic taste
and grSsiulness BY Nile Berlin and adelaide Leh-
man. The smuscments will concut de- with the gorge
Gus psntomims Of The Green Monster" the scenery
ofrhich h 10 superb that to see IL alone Is worth the
price Of admission.
BuRroS's TnEArsg-Whateyer be the attractions
elsewhere In musical manas dramatic celebrities
the Burton mania never loses its en- sissu, AMI ac
ccroingy, We lind the Chambers street theatre ever
doiag profitable business, and giving good value to
Its patrons The entertainments for evening
m,pce with the admirable comedy Of " Old Heads and
Young Hearts in which that sterlisx actor, Mr. w.
Blake. performs the character Of Jesse Rural and
which never had more perfect or touching represeu
tstiye He Is certainly inim.able In that part sker
rett Jordan, Bland, and Lester, Mrs. skerrett Mrs
Hughes, and Miss Hit win also give eject to this
msscurha by Miss waters ami ar. $rsserie' Tue
" Lind fot'' fourr whseh has been very successful,
follows; and the whole concludes with the laugh able
farce Of State Secrets" the Breeches Politician 10
which Burton will appear as the drunken tailor.
There's a bill! Of fare, and a fair bill.
NauoS.I Tnr.TRE-Mr Chsnfrau. the distin ruis he'd
performer and late lessee Of this theatre Is engaged
tor six nights previous 20 his departure for Europe
sud sprcs this evening In the Character Of Richseu
sioed by the whole force OF this excellent company
with the additional talent Of Mr.. J. NJ Brandon, who
makes his fret appearance this season Count de
Earadss, he avorts of the King. The perfor
rclude with the local drama Of Nose In Cali
foTBia," Cbsnfrau rs Nose. The house Is nightly
crowded. and such bill as this cannot fail to attract
an occupant for every niche in the theatre.
CnnIsfr's OPfRA HSUsE.-Ths entertainments for
this evening are very amusing. They consist OF the
execution Of melodies which are generally rendered
with sw,etnsfs and harmony; Instrumental perfor-
burlesque operas, solos guitar and violin
and all kinds Of dancing.
oLvNrie -felloWs' band Is doing well and their en-
tertsinmsnts consisting Of negro melodies instru-
mental performances, violin solos by Mr. Meyer the
excellent German musician; solos on the ACCORDION
by MIR. Uuntloy, and VARIOUS other features give
general fatisiaction.
AMyntcAS Musyus.-The performances given In the
Afternoon and evening at this old and avorits estab
Iisbmebt are attracting very large assembiages BE-
sides the theatrical psriormsnc the vsiters have
the privilege of seeing the various curiosties with
which this establishment Ibounds.
MINInvA EooAs-The splendid Panorama OF Cubs,
being exhibited NJ these rooms Is much al.
mired The painting II excellent, and redscts great
credit ON tie artist