The New York herald., 1851-11-18
Theatrical nnG Musical.

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in preparation AT this favorise the ltre, was pro-
duced here, last evening, with the utmost success.
Inc plot is very entertaining; the scenery, dresses
and appointments are all new and OF the most cost
ly De sci iption, and the cast embodies all the load
ing members of the company. The greatest pos
sible credit is due to Mr. Stevens, the eiIiceat
stage manager, for the mastery manner he has
placed it upon the stage Il will be repeated this
" Carrier ard his Deg in which Messrs. Cony
and Taylor, who are nightly received With every
demonstration Of approval, will appear in the prn
cipa' characters introducing their sagacious dogs
Hector and Yankee
BRolpwAI THEATRE.-Mr. Collins, the dis
tinguisae Irish comedian and vocalist, will repeat
the character Of Phelim Eitzrocket, in his new
IIi,h comedy, entitled "The Irish Genius this
evening. There was a very large ana highly re-
spectacle audience present last mig who expressed
the highest qualification for the new pe,e, and the
excellent personation of FitZrocket by Collins
Tie be piece will be repeated tonight, together
with the very laughable Irish farce, called " How
to Pay the Rent" in which Collins will sustain the
character of Morgan Rather, and sing two of his
most popular songs. The concluding feature will
be TIE excellent farce, entitled Ladies, Beware"
forming altogether as attractive an cateftaismsnt
rs be desired
BuRTo,'s THEATRE. The entertainments given
here, every evening. so attractive in their cha
Iacter, that the house is generaly crowded by
highly respectable audiences. Burton's com NY,
generally esking, is composed Of men OF the irst
walk in the drama Burton himself il inimitab bic
the best general ectOrs IN the country Hlani is
excellent comedian, and also John nnnn. Adj TO
these, tie names Of Miss Chapman, Mary Taylor,
Miss Weston and Mrs. Uukbes, and thnu say
whether Burton can afford amusement sad d-lght
to bis patrons. or rotl Tonight the comedy ofthe
"School of Reform" excelIently cast, ald the
whole will terminate with the new loc ii comedy OF
Now Park"
NImo's GARDEN The wonderful Ravel Family
bave provided an unusually attractive performance
for tonight, at this fourshing establishment;
These eminent and rarely gifted artists have earned
9 rel Jutation in this city which is unparalleled in
the annals Of partomimic amuseme ents. They are
invariably honored With oveIhoging hou,es, com
posed Of the ete and fashion, who testify their ap
Ireciation Of the performance by the most marked
appreciation. Three excellent pantomimes have
been felected for this evenipg-the comic panto.
mine of Jeannei'e and Je e,unot," the new panto-.
mime of the :" Wreck on the Indian Coast" and
the new pantouime Of The Coopcrs," in each of
which the full strength Of the Family will appear
NATIoNAI. THEATRE -Four highly AM lsing en-
terteinments presented for this evenings amuso
inert, by the indefatigabe manager Of this very
populor estabishment The first in order is the
"FemRle His hwayman," with Mrs. IL. +. Nicho's
in the principal character; the next will be the
"DeseIier," which will be followed by the "Ladder
Of Love-" and all will close with the laughter
exciting piece, called 4" Mose in France" Between
each Of these pieces the orchestra will execute
several overtures and other musical pieces. This
bill. containing fuch great variety OF entertain
nents. must assuredly draw large assemblage OF
tie patrons Of this establishment. Blanchard sp-
Icars in the "Deserer." and viii introduce his
surprising dog.
BRoronAMs LycruM-Tbis theatre has been
the rosort Of very fashionable audiences, who no
doubt go there to see those charming dancers the
Rousset Family. They arc, no doubt, artists Of
the greatest refinement in the delightful accomplish.
ment Of dancing. The commencing feature will
bo tho "AlarmDg Sacriice," with Brouy yham's ox-
cellent stock company in the principle characters
TIE second piece viii be the beautiful ballet Of
ala Bay adore" with the graceful Caroine Rouse.
and her sisters In the priccipal part. The enter
tannents will termir ate with grand advertisement
This entertainment should fll every department. Of
Prou ghsms theatre, particularly as the receipts are
fcr tbe benefit Of Teresire Rousset
Niuro's SALooN.-The fourth concert Of Mrs.
Gilliug cham Bostwick comes n this evening. and
from the excellent nusical selections, and the ta-
nted oriiss engaged, as also from the respec.sbi-
lty Of those who attended her former concerts tho
room being ded TO sudocstion We have no doubt
tie saloon this evening will present brilliant ar.
rev C the usical didiGnfi
New YORK AMrHTnEATRE Sands & Co tn
rforiie.ors Of the celebrated dancing horse. May
Fly, and the interesting troupe of Fairy Ponies,
oI ened Mt the Bowery Amphiths last night for
tie winter sensen. They have fitted II up m the
interior in style Of great elegance, and have en-
poyC the most accom- pshed riders and gymnastic
artists in TIE country, and will surpass anything 10
the equestrian way we have had for some time.
Dir EoLfIcK has arranged TO deliver bis lectures
on phvselogy. In Newark. during she ensuing
week, having beer requested to do 80 by deputa-
!
CHRIsI1's MIasTRELs This unrivaed band
have selected highly attractive programme tor
tonight. Their performances continue e be the
! delight ard adm ration &C dcnsey crowded Assem-
blaees. Go carly, IL you want comfortable seats.
FELLOWS MlNSTREf.s The burlesque on the
| opera of Norma" lately produced by this on
6oubtedly popular md talented company, has mads
a decitCd hit twill be repeated to night, together
/ with on excellent selection OF s1ngs and dances.
PApNr,i's MrsEuM -"The Vicar OF Wakefeli'
was reserved last evening with great ap; ;lause AS
u q. = l.. Ia. a..1 -
| TIE most effective pieces we have yet witnessed,
/ while The msuncr in which II has been produced
merit, al praise Messrs. G w. Clarke, lisda
way, HeDkins, and Miss T. Mestayer, sustained
their respective Characters with Great ability IN
/ fact, sll was excellent Tie "Vicar" viii be re.
/ peated this evening, sh1 tho Dancing Barber
| together with a variety Of songs aud dane cs, will
| be given in the afternoon.
The Peoples Bank OF Paterson, and ths
| Day Rook.
NEw YORK, Nov. IL, 1851.