The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-09

Theatrical and Musical.
ra'sn,sT s,snt y, every theatre in the sity
lsmblin did not intend to be behind the tes: ana A.
though the wind and the waves LETT week and ore
vacuum and maintained their ground axsn thee fear
full odds but now the Cony with hs son ana
Bowery With old fashioned Audiences Tho sus
man the who first obtains his ticket for In hss
an hour after the doors open it is ditaeat obtain
by bis son and Mr. Taylor he Is able to produce
melo drama and psntomime In style which no other
theatre in the city apr roach; being frat swords
men, their combat fighting has reality about t. into
which the audience seem to enter and view the danger
az real for moment, until the death Of Of the
combatants breaks the spell, when long Continued
round of applause follows. The triple combat in the
Fcrest of Bondyn is worth double the price Of admis
sion Bee it, by all means, before coDys Engagements
carry him elsewhere.
BaolDwAY THEATRE This evening, Miss Laura Addi-
will again appear in the character Of Lady Mabel, ia
which she last evening displayed that brilliant talent
which has her 10 Europe the greatest drsmstic
fame. 1t l. seldom have artists Of Mss Addisons
ability and the refore due appreciation Of her disn
gushing as an should be evinced
by extensive patronage. Miss Laura Addison 10 ably
supperted by Metsrs Conway Fenno Madam ponisi and
several other distinguished artists The dancing OF Mile
Adene and 5gnor Ner gives great pleasure to the visit
The entertainments will conclude with the farce Of
"My Precious betsey," with Davidge in the leading
feature To those then. who wish enjoy rich treat
Fay to the Broadway theatre where all that talent
can enect ID excellent dramatic representations ac'
compshed under the experience and skill of Mr. Barry
presented for this evening" amusement The 6rst peoe
Is the Irish Secretary" in which Mr. Hudson, emil
nent Irish comedian and sweet ballad singer, will appear
In the leading character supported by an excellent
stock company. But what shall say Of the next per-
formsnce? Does require any particular eulogy from
US now than Madam fhllon has been heard for several
nights, every person who has attended Ebios Garden
will agree with us in opinion hat she is the finished
and actress that has for years appeared in
this city She is han. come, dresses superby aud has
an arch and captivating expresson:he sings delight
fully ard is great favorite She appears again to-
night in the character OF Marie in the Child Of the
Regiment" Those who visit Niblos will have reason to
congratulate Themselves on spending delight
ing.
Burrows THEATRE. The new American comedy, called
Natures Nobeman," which was written expressly for
this establishment, has proved completely successful,
Is always the with everything that under Mr.
Burton able management There Is intensity Of in.
terest excited throughout the piece which alone su
Gent to win the appreciation Of discerning audience
but when taken into consideration that the whole
force OF Burtons company Of stars appear in it
be considered as the paragon q perfection It viii be
unrvaed cast together with new farce styled have
Eaten my Friend" in which Burton will sustain the
leading character Mile Celeste will dance between ths
pieces and the orchestra will execute several popular
musical compositions
NATIosaL THEATRE The powerful attractions which
nightly given at this well managed theatre are de-
Lighting very large and respectable sudsnces The en-
husasm which prevails during the performances of thu
young American tragedian, Mr.. ". n fleming and the
inimtable melodramstc actor Mr. L. Blanchard proves
conclusvey that Purdye management is highly spprs
cissd The CONNIE ncing feature Of this evening viii be
in the sading part Ths succeeding piece will be tn.
drama entitled the Dogs Of the Ship" 10 which Ban.
s 81. viii sustain the Pncpss ara
the orig nal Nose piece of Glance at New York" Mr.
Arnold, highly talented actor. appearing as Nose
BRoucH.Ns LYcEum 1.-Two splendii pieces ar, pre-
scented for this evenings entertainment The first is
Broughsme excellent plsy Of the Actress Of Padua,"
with Miss Charlotte Cus,msn in the character OF La
Tisbe in which shs has the esteem of all those who
have been often deli with her talented and i'm
PRESENTATIONS
Broadway theatre. she will also appear as LAZY Gay
by Mr. ske, ret. MIS- Maeder, Messrs Lynne caippsn
dale Jordan johnson Brougham and other artists OF
great celebrity Mics Malvins very popular das~ass,
not crowded to- night, We will be much surprised, Q
hrer programme could not be selected for evenings
amusement
BanNr,'s Mrssu,f-" The Stranger was performed
here yesterday AID to judge fro the crowds that wit
ressed IT, with the most satisfactory results Miss Mss
ts,er was in excellent spirits, and gave to her Mss
Haer touching pathos and Effect that drew tears from
many an eye she is an actress Of remarkable verss
tiity and talent. Mr. Clark threw into the Stranger
more point and power, more discriminating expression
thsn we have been accustomed 10 give him credit for no
SURPASSED himself In thort ;hs whole play sd-
mIabiy done and We are glad to see will be repeated
This evening: The famous moral drAms OF Roslns
Meadow will he brought cut here on Monday Psaty
ofscnes, dances, fsrces, &c this afternoon.
CHRfsr,s MlSsrRris--Tbs excellent band OF negro
performers win give another Of their popular entertss
-nts TO night consisting of songs Ounces bur.esqu-s
and witty .ayipgs crowded house, usual, may be
sntciT sted
InLovs MINsisris continue popular ever
their besutifp hall bling crowded nightly to ovcra,~-
ing with highly respectable ausiences The programme
selected fof this evening will afford much de light
BowfRy AsirHrTHr ,rrr An unprecedented array o
atsctons have been provided for the patrons OF chi
fsvorte establishment. 10 night. Levi North has now
hin hold OF public appreciation which be justly merits
because Of his indefatigable exeron We hope be viii
continue to enjoy the aion which be ha hard
ly worried for.
Mr. T,nn,R the American ballad singer, viii give bis