The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-13
Theatrical and Musical.

BovJEy The sTRT.-A interesting and attractive
bill offered the of the patrons of this
old and celebrated estsbl hment tomorrow evening
The first piece j. the omantic spectacle Of the Last
DAYS of Pompei.i in which Mesrs Eddy, Tilton, and
Miss .Wemyss. sustain the principal characters. Mr..
Eddy is great favorite. and is nightly received by
marks of appreciation Mr. Tton is good general
actor, and Miss G. Wemyss is actress OF great
celebrity Sh. 4 good i'm every character shc under
takes The other parts will be filled by very talented
stock company. Mise IIiier will sing of her sweet
ballads, and the entertainments will terminate with the
been dranatised by Mr. IL T. Stevens the active stage
manager Mr. stevens and Miss :. Denim will sustain
the principal characters This bill. no doubt. will draw
large assembage Of the patrons OF the Bowcry.
BHo,pwaY TnrarRE.-We safely assert, with the
most strict truth thai the spectacle entitled the
Vision of the SUM- being performed with such
triumphant success, is the most splendid gorgeous,
dazzling and magnificent spectacle. produced in this
city. The scene where Runac piunges Koran into the
lake where the waters becoming agitated moving and
rising in angry foam and assuming by reflection, vari
Gus tnts. til az their base brilliant palace appears the
pillars of which being transparent and shedding as it
We're ustre upon magnificent grotto, which is seen
in the j. the most gorgeous tabcau we have
beheld; another beautiful view is the hall Of the
chanter; also. Runacs ascension to the sun. But
thing surrass in grandeur the last tabl eauits
beauty is indescrbabe. We have seen It's equal
bcforo-one would imagine he translated to
elyium where all uncarty and that he blessed
with vision If those celestial abodes OF which in his
youth his mind in sehoolboy education We
could enlarge upon the various beauties of
other scenes which less attractive, and which
nightly call forth the unanimous cheers of crowded and
delighted audiences But il would take a week to part
cularixc the brilliant Failures Of this dazzling spectacle
and our space will not permit more lengthy notice
suffice II to 1t is ali that give satisfaction and
plea to the contempative mind and si result In
what Marshall justly deserves for his entesprse-
very profitable affair for the treasury IL is in
measure painful to Us to say-but must do duty
the music If the orchestra l. by no means what it
should be in the metropolitan thcatrethe same duh
drone Is heard every night.
Nrles G.KbrS-Thc splendid equestrian company Of
General Wcch decidedly the best uager # this Kind
Of amusement in this any other country attract
tn.tIn
sists OF grand combination of French English and
American artists. all II the first stamp. Mile. Logo Is
peculiarly graceful; and her exercise Of the beautiful
dancing horse-eyidently the best trained animal
have seen-cals forth the warniest plaudits The
brothers Loct also deserve high praise for their
rious feats MIR Stone Is the greatest equestrian living
His feats bareback steed the most expert and
terrific have bcheld and the different perform
in the ring. oncrsettng vauting and c apiug
excellent Wallet stll exeitcs the risite faculties
Of the audience by hi happy original stories We
sorry to learn that thc company shortly leave. the city
"A travelling excursion through the country Those
who have not this famous company should eIa-
brace the present opportunity.
BusroS'- Tns.IRr.-what can We say OF this estah-
lishmcnt L. cuogy necessary! Do the dramatic pub.
lie rcur. IL IL 1t necessary 10 point cut in what way
Burton T. famous! We answer in the negative. His
management; 8 excellent he j. the greatest comedian
the day la bis peculiar ine and he has united tact
TALENT Of superior order Like good general he is
surrounded by men If education who are ali stars Ia
their respective departments and the result H. that his
triumph j. complete. To morrow evening the excellent
comedy Of Love in Maze which l. nightly received
dane. La Contrabandista' Mr. and Mrs. Holman will
sing duets and the orchestra will execute various pieces
Of nspiriting music The entertainments will terminate
With the farce Of kill or Cure. With good cast.
Those who have not made previous engagements can
pass an evening here with great enjoyment.
N.iro~.L Tnr.rHx-The bill for tomorrow evening Is
uncommonly attractive. The performance commence
with the farce q Servants by Legacy I; after which
Miss Malvna will appear In new medley dance. The
The Prairie Wolf The Brigands IL the West dra-
matted expressly for this theatre The plot and an
aid to- be good and the and appfo
pirate All the leading actors appear In th' piece name
~ .Messrs Brandon, Watkins, La Favor, Dunn, Her
b,rt. Seymour Taylor. Miss Hathaway Miss VI Charles,
aud Miss Croker Miss Mayina win appear in n High
land fling and the entertainments viii conclude with the
gorgeous spectacle of The Magic Well which, when
prescned before drew such inmense assenbagc Nearly
all Of the leading artists appear in this piece No doubt
full house will BE- the consequence.
BRorcu,s's LlcrM.-As usual, a magnificent bill Is
presented for tomorrow evening The entertainments
commence with the farce Of wv Friend Jack :" after
which Mile. Ducy Barre with q. W Smith. will dance a
grand Pas dc Beux from La Gselle The feature
Will be- the new operate romance. adapted from the
French by Mr. BrouR ham, cntited The Spirit Il Air.
in which the following distinguished artists will appear
Miss Mary Taylor, Miss ]. Gould, bliss y. Taylor
and the Misses Taylcur Osborne, Hart, BELL. and
Reeves with Mossrs. Leach, Dunn. Iyster Palmer
RAJ mond. and Mrs q. Lod.r The scenery Of this
spectacle j. gorgeous and the music. 10y JoJcr IL in
ccurianc. with everything which has cuanate from
his Zen. sweet and mcodi,ts Those who wish ~ hcsr
ans tomorrow evening The entertainments will close
with the comtd'tta Of The Teacher Taught
CunisTi's hrss1Rus-Thc embellishments for to-nnor-
evening usual attractive nd very lutte.
resting description. The entertainment consists 81
Southern and Northern negro melodies buricNue opera
scenes solos on the violin and guitar dancing 1T the rst
order. and witty and lsughabe sayings in abundance.
Christy IL good manager he keeps every thing moving
In proper order and hence his great
FELLOWS MrSsrRsis1he proprietor a this sucs-asful
band bas associated himself with active and innuen-
tia partner Mr. Henry H. Platt and the hall Of min.
srs will consequently be In future under their
mn mai cement. No doubt the various friends and &C.
luantces Of Mr. Platt will patropi.e his new undertak
Ing. Tomorrow evening a new burtesque opera with
negro melodies instrumental performance and exquisite
isnciUR
B.sstss M,srcs-Tbere l. pleasure In attending
Ilaee Il amusement when Vpe consistent " witnessing