The New York herald., 1850-12-10

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ismsrks the friends Of the association asked to
assemble in adjoining room and the numerous
audience tepsTated.
Theatrical.
rowENl THEArsE.-The excel MT play Of "Gisippus,
which bss hen received evening" with the most en-
thuf4te cheering and pronounced of the best pro-
erctions of the age, will be presented again, to night
with Mr. and Mrs J. Walllck, Jr in the characters
Of Cisippus and sophIobis The artistic ta.ent of
these dstiug he'd dramatic performers is rewarded
ences Who excited almost ecstacy by their great
bistrioIe abilities. The excellent drama Of Claude
Du,al" will conclude the entertainments Mr.. II. Il.
Stevens, actor OF great celebrity, and OF the
best in the States represents the character
OF Claude Duysl The Bowery Theatre was never in
prosperous condition than at present. This be-
ing tho farewell eDgagsmen: of the wallacks the ad
mhers of their 'p'i id TALENTS ahould see them.
Bno,o~ q, Athr.-The appearance Of Sir VIM.
Don, Bt at this theatre lsst night hailed by the
mott fatttriDg te,tmony OF respect for his excellent
comic ability, by loud long and enthusiastic cheer.
ipg lie appeared Peter Pinkey, in single Life
and Bob T1cket In Alarming sacridce," ana his
great eccentric comic ability, Kept the house in rosrs
CT laughter lie was assisted by Mrs stephens, from
the Theatres Roy al Glasgow Birmingham, AMI Liyer-
pool The psrEonation OF Susan Sweetapple was very
sTti,tic The entertainments for this evening will in
rocuce Sir iniam in of his best characters and
in which lie haf no rival namely that or Sir Charles
Coldstresm. in the iayorte comedy OF Used Up He
Sarah EleDt and the entertainments will conclude
with the domestic and beautiful drama OF Grsndfa.
thsr " hiteheac.n
NIILts G,RnEN-rhe new and magnificent Fsnto
mime entitled "Mazum. or the Night Ogl' is one OF
gorgeous and fpleDdi specsrce. that has
been produced in this city Nearly the whole OF the
nav.l aniiy together With the Lehmans. Madame
Asrzetti Mons hxtl and Henri Wells, appear In this
leauti.u produetiop which, from its splendor, ast
have lorg and ,uccessful run. The daoces incidsn
tai the riece Gallcp de Fascination Pas de Oda
lscue an dance ofEgyptiau Mummiss The scenic a..
psftment is the gsandest fcale Of splendor
rem ing rustic chamber, mystic tomb ny moonlight,
splendid gothic paiacs, Turkish palace. Rocky
WountaiDs ertiarce TO PGndemonium, and the palace
OF Nazulm. .Let al 90 and this splendid aftr.
The smusements will commence With the eyolutons
- f.l1A naA Inre
Iantomime Of the -Four Sisters" and the whole viii
conclude with 'Nazu!m.m
BuRroS's TIns.rEE - The usual excellent treat OF
light, snuspg, instructive pieces is offered foe thi.
evenings entertainment The first is Morton's excsi-
lent comedy of E5ucatcn,n with Burton Sucking
Blake as sir Guy Staunch Lester as vincent, Bland
: Mr. Templeton, Johnston a. Mr. Dsmper and or
dan as Mr.. Aspic, Mre. skerrett as Ellen, Mrs.
Hughes as Dame Broadcast, and Miss iill as George
With such tale mt appears ia the above east hos
can 1t be otherwise at the Chambers street Theatre
than to be crowded to its ut most capacity Lgat
Miss Walters will dance popular seal, aud the
orchestra will ute various splendid overtures aud
the smusements will terminate With the interesting
and using farce o. "Masters Rival VIII n is Ia
voIite piece at this establishment. To morrow and
Ihnridsy evenings the excellent comedy OF the Road
to Ruin
NAr,csA Tur,rHr.--Two OF the most effective and
attractive pieces produced at this prosperous
establishment, are beirg played there every night.
ship Carpenter OF New YORK. :" Mr. watkins repre.
rents Herman Grey. the ship carpenter, with great
drsmatic ability ie Favor asa lawyer gives lucid
outline Of shre ewdnes. of the profession and Miss
Mestsyer In the part 81 Julia Hartley gives vivid
iictue OF alovsr In iEe all the characters are we'll
sustained aud the audiences give evidence of their
qualification by continual plaudts. Miss Mslvna
will dance III Zapatt ado, and the entertainments viii
conclude with the elegant spectacle of the "Magc
We'll, or the Fairy OF the BessTtn This bill ought
i'll every avsisoe seat In this popular and iavorse
estsbshment.
AMERICAN MussuM-The performances which are
eiysn every afternoon and evuing at this theatre OF
variety Of such rght and highly using descrip
ttn that hundreds Welt 1. daily ;snd retire highly
N.
pspy is excellent. Miss Chapman aud Mrs. Clarke
too well known for their great comic talent TO
any eulosium nom But there ~ another coast.
deraton which makes this theatre douoly atrastiv-
and thstis the innumCiaelo curiosies with which t
abounds All the Chinese collection can be tesn, to-
g,thsr with number OF the most rare natural Gu.
fioeties of the world.
AsrsroAS CHcus--Ths management OF this estab
lghn sDt present this evening attractive bill Of Dc
eidsdIy novel character In the amusing spectacle
of"Gulliver and the Lilputans''-ths chsrsvtsr a:
Gulliyer by the Bl'ast Giant extensive specimen
Of mankind being nearly eight feet In height. lie
Louise will appear In her tglenlid seems act. Ia Fer
perform which v full Of the ms,t classic
and beautiful petitions. aud In her inim imtable bare
backed act The fairy pageant of "cinderells ~iis'o
be presented
tisng columns II will be that this establishment
viii open the 2Jd instsnt. Never un1er- \
taking commenced under more favorable pieces aud
W, sir eereiy rope ibati may be conducted
Broughnm VIII have superb house, great loc alton
an .1oeilcnt company aud above al, the public ar-
With him Brilliant iescls may, therefore. Be anti
eirated:
Mrs LrsnrrstFn read excellent selection from I
shskspesre and ether poets last evening st the So
eiey Library, 70 highly respectable and epprecative
tudience. amorg whom we observed some OF our most
dtin citizens aud lovers Of literature rt g.
crafty notice the constant i'm rrove1ent OF this
talented and etmsble lady In her drsmatc and poetic
reaongs which hsve already placed her In high rank
e'ocutoDist We are informed that she viii fa- \
citizens With two or three readings be
fore che departs for the south.
wsaiiSeroS HalL.--The grand Tanorama Of th. Pil- \
grim Progrss IL being exhibited every evening. aud
crowds going t. It. The painting is considered
excellent.
BhoosirN MrsrrN--0u "wednesday night, Mr.. G. |
Edwards Lssters new drama" The Nartyrs of the u
Prison ships'vill be performed at this establish
MT Tn. author, II :. said disguised with the little
ndsd toward dramsti authors has deter
mined to take bold and original position. lie will ap
pear upon the stage and peak prolouu., written BY
himself for the occasion This Is the way take the
bull by the horns There s 90 mu N aectatou about
the stage. that We are happy 10 see new movsmsn.
in the right direction. somc philosophers say the
stage has been suppanted By the lyeeum and the lee
ture. roon-ths Is all twettle. The stage always has
been and alwsJs will be- the most popular place of re-
sort. All that society requires, is fes original
thinkers TO rescue the stage from the hands Of those
traditionloyinp managers who Just whore IL sir
were hundred years ago. New heads.
new hearts and new plays, will give the drama all Il
vents
CoLLiSs, the great irish comedian aud favorite vo
sist seems to have besn playing with the greatest
. uocess. The Cincinnati C0mnerciaf speaks in the
most glowing terms of his singing and acting.