The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-20

BswERy rHEArRr.-A great and very attractive bill
patrons Of the Bowery theatre this evening The first
piece s the historical drama OF Putnam with X.
Scott in his inimtsbls character Of Onesctah After
this piece, Miss Hifert win sing one Of her most popu
ar songs; and the entertainments will conclude With
the nautical drama Of Ben the Boatsvain." The
Bowery theatre successful as at present
II 10 every night SLED with highly respectable and
discriminating Misunderstanding principally to the
manner in which both Hamblin and bis able assistant,
Mr.. Stevens manages everything 30 clsvsriy both be-
ore and behind the curtain.
BRoApwAY THs.rnE-The manager has made "a
.psStsei. Of aFsu.,p.'S which has drawn immen,s
numbers every night for the past week and will doubt
less be attractive for weeks TO come We have no
hesitation In saying that the piece could net be put
upon the &c perfect form to its magical
transform atoms its beautiful scenery and its skill
Adne gives feeling and truthful portrAture OF the
too eonnding and betrayed woman. This lady In.
eresses nightly In public estimation and proves her
self excellent acquisition TO these boards Dyot
"Faustus y Ia an admirable piece OF acting he de-
iysrs the fne sentences With Pahos, and his acting
throughout evinc.s deep study Conway, a. Msphis-
topheies 10 . very devil in appearance, in cunning,
obesance, and deceit; Mrs Abbott ADDS a charm and
grace to the part Of Rosoio whish are indispensable
from everything shs performs Writings judioious
acting and knowledge Of music render him most Mt
representative Of his part and Davidgs rrssisuoly
dro In the student and attendant OF Fsustus Harris
psrfof the little he has to do With even aud unsx.
ssgerated dramatic effect and that vel. established
favorite Shaw reads and scts his part with and
In manner that elicits high approval The choruses
are we'll given the dancing graceful and perfect,
and the scenery unsnrpssssd by any representation
We have heretofore Witnessed. The gorgeous spendor
Of the carnival and the sombve beauty Of the
moonlit garden, equally portray the most artistic
perfection of the psinters skill But In addition Co
this great and sttr active piece the offers
comedy to. night, entitled the " Husband OF my
Heart which embraces tine talsnt u Messrr Conway
and schsrf and Madsme Ponisi and Miss Goaghen.
HEN.
BuRros's Tar.rns The excellent drama Of David
Coppefh.ldr s In its fourth week Of representa-
tion; and fron the grss' talent introduced In this
piece, and tho satisfactory manner In which every
character " represened-true In every respect TO ma
ture-ws have DO hesitation Ia saying Il must ulti-
msts1y become standard piece, whloh the dramatic
public will request TO be performed at least once
week when riibdrsvp 10 fiFs piscr 20 the various
novelties which Barton has alsays Ia readiness. II
will be presented this evening with the .ams excel
lent cast and will be followed by pas de Danube By
Mics Walters, and several oyert1res, waitEes, and
polkss, by the orchestra The entertainments will
closs with " Diamond Cut Diamond
NsriossL THrsrRg.-The entertainments at this e.
tsbishmsnt will commence with the new prize drama
Of the Printer of New York; and TIE next feature
will be Tsmboriue Dance, BY miss Msivina. This
will he followed BY the new eztrsvagsnIa by Mr.
Pilgrim entitled the Rights q Women the Ladies'
Convention During the perior OF this piece
grand Military Parade aud Target Excursion, by
company Of young ladies. will be introduced The
orchestra will next play an lrsh Medley Overture aud
the nts viii conclude sith the agpiscent
pantomins OF the !" Golden Axe ~ Thia q a bill of
great variety aud attraction and that must draw
large asenblsge.
BroreH,ss LycsrM-There IL great bin, 10. Isht,
ut THE highly popular and deserving place q amuss
ment. The two hne dramatic adaptations OF Dickens
bert works, /" Dcmhey and son,H and David Copper.
feld This will he treat 30 the lovers Of the tasnted
authors productions /" Dsmbeya 10 rsvivea win an
inimitable cast comprising Raymond, the lnoompars
bic Toots 10 bic original character; Mrs. Broughsm,
hiss Kate Horn as Ecth. Broughsm himself ~ Cutie;
Lynne as Domby; Ieseh as pae'tock, Arnold IA nav
nsn ne here, and most promishing young actor AZ
Cerktr: Palmer. ~ Walter Gay a. cast, witch is
sure TO command the approval OF crowded auditory
!" Copperdeldn certainly the must successful novelty
Of the day is ALTO given together win thu ma MID
In nm "A har ruNf1aw