The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-04

Theatrical aAa nusloal.
bin, the sat trassdia., whose long career In the
theatrical profession In this sity has gained ior MIN
sn. % not on 0s n ".
for the amusement and delight Of his numerous
win sgs;s. y ssn:s sssr: Of yrnis ,ai.
II some oonsidsssbls time since Mr hAnonn mas
played . round Of ohsrsotsrs and We have no doubt,
crowded to .s utmost capacity witness the great
hstronic abilities Of this old and celebrated
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ballad and the entertainments win conclude with the
admired Comedy . q ss. vhis ss:s,
We understand the beautiful piece Of Belphegor -
win shortly be produced.
BsoADwAr rHrArnx.-T~o Nrw PmoEs-GRxAr Soc.
OF MISS JULIA BESsEIr.-LAst evening were pro-
duced at Broadway Theatre, two plays In manner
which reflects much credit upon the theatre and its
succeeded In getting trump card In Miss Julia Ben
nett, and is psyinga winning game. Last week she
last night, she viii continue to attract Overlooking
for the remainder OF the present week the
term OF her engagement. The house was crowded to
With most enthusiastic applause. We regret have
not room for the plot to-day, but shall probably give
an outline of it to morrow. Although there Is not
much speaking in the part assigned Miss Bennett
she makes 1t q magnificent part by her acting, and
has proved that sh: is equally we'll qualified to delins
ate the tender passions and lofty emotions TO pour
tray the wit and playful levty Of genteel comedy, In
which she so delighted her audience the last week.
well in the dark velvet close. fitting dress she
Belphegor is the principal character In this intensely
part made pslpable hit" He has done nothing
well since he made bis appearance in this city The
character seems exactly adapted to him rhi, play
will undoubtedly have q long run. In Ths House.
keeper beautiful comedy, in two acts written by
Douglas Jerroid and performed for the rst time here
Mics Bennett carried the house by storm Felicia
The scene is laid in London in the year liza and is
mixed up with the contests Of the roses and tho
cenpracies to bring the Pretender to the throne 1t
IL full Of interest, and the play will prove q decided
svorte Weperceye that both these successful pieces
will be repeated this evening.
NiBLos GARpEN.-The splendid ballet troupe, unier
the direction Of the Rousset Family will appear
this evening. The first piece will be the French
talented French artists Mile felice and Bressisn
and Richsrt will appear in the principal chsrsc-
tiers The next feature will be the beautiful ballet Of
Giselle which has been produced with such splsn-
dor at Niblos. Mile. Caroline as Giselie may justly
be said to have equal She is exceedingly graceful
is as nmble Is syph, and In carriage and express
sion is the most fascinating Terpsichoean artist We
have ever She Is assisted by her three sisters
scenery IL beautiful aud the dresses Snd decorations
OF the most gorgeous character.
Burrows THEArR1.-This establishment, evidently
now tho mos .uccsssiul place Of amusement IN this
city is nightly visited by crowded and fashionable su
diepces who generally retire proclaming that they
have been delighted with the perfor and that
Burton richly deserves the great success which at
tends his indefatigsbe exertions one OF tbs best
managers that ever governed Thespsn temple The
performances will com With the beautiful come
dy by Coleman entitled tho Heir at Law M
Burton who in every character is host in him self
DubeEy, Lester as Dick Dowlas, Johnston as Ezekiel
HomesTun, Bland as Stedfast Mrs skerrett as Jcey.
and Mrs. Hughes as Lady Duberly. A fAvorite duet
by Mr. ard Mrs. Holman favorite dance by Mrs
Walters and VI. frederic-the gains OF the opera by
the orchestra and all will conclude with the popular
piece Of the Nv orld's Fair
national THEArsE-The same splendid programme
OF entertainment Is announced for this evening. The
perform commence with the new local orams
titled the Beam stress OF New York, or the vicsd-
tudes OF an Orphan with Messrs Taylor Brsndoa La
Favor sey nour, Miss Mestsyer, Mrs. Grsttsn, Mrs.
and Ssns. talented artists In the
pear in an aerial dance which will b. followed by
the new drama entitled the Road to Riches" This
piece s greatly admired and is every night received
With the waTmest demonstrations of pleasure. Miss
Msvins will next appear In Swiss dance and the
Calls Daughter Who can dispuss that the value
Q; twenty five cents is not given At the National
Let them 90 and judge for themselves.
BHoUeHAm's LieErM.-The programme Of this eve
ming con lists Of the comedy Of the Fast Man" with
BroUgham Lynne, and Raymond In the principal
chsracters-also M,s Kate Horn, Who Is general ia
yoIte and fine actress The next feature will be the
dancing OF beautiful polka BY Mile Ducy Barre and
Mr. smith The next in succession will bs the splsn
cicly produced piece, entitled the worlds Fair in
which Mis-, Mary Taylor, who represents the part OF
Coiunos, keeps the audience in roArs Of Laughter
ls,que OF the beautiful song Of the Red red Rose is
rendered with great sweetDess and melody the en-.
tertsiI1nshts will conclude with the new farce Of AL
low me to Apologize.
CHHIsTv's MissrEELs-The bill for this evening con.
taits ens selection o; negro melodies. instrumental
perform burlesqus opeIac sketches, exquisite
singing and beautiful dancing. The house Is every
night crowded 10 it's utmost capacity The solos on
the guitar and violin p,ror med with great taste
and judgment.
Pillow mISsrRKIs-This band is, a. usual, giving
general subtraction by ii cir performances Tonight
MIR DonEik.r the celebrated viouist, late OF Chris
tys Mip.tr.lr, will make his Grst appearance Mr..
Krmsy will play banjo solo. Mr.. Horn takes his
benefit. 1t Ii hoped hi, friends will rally this
cstiop.
AATEtcAS MunEva.-The performances which
given every afternoon and evening. a. this old and
favurite establishment, are 80 well selected aud so
light and entertaining, that the saloon Is every day
crowded IN each department The actors are all
talented, and With Mr. @ W Clarke, and Mis-. Chap
man a. the prominent features are not surprised
a. Baruun's great success.
NV YoRK cIEcvs.-The return OF Madame Tour
niaire and the French equestrsns, to the American
Aurkithsstre, in tie Bos-ry has produced q sensA-
tcD enong our circus going citizens especially as
rum9re OF their exraordnsry success In Boston have
circulated pretty freely Ter the past two weeks. We
glad TO notice at this establishment the re appear
of that very clever and pleasing artist Monsieur
Bepoit; be would be valuable acquisition to any
circus Madame Tourniaireis as graceful - daring,
and ~ bewitchiny as ever while the other members
Of the oyre all scqut themselves to the grsst ssts
faction OF the audience Messrs. Jups 90 may de-.
pend upon a .uccessien Of dersely crowded houses.
PayoRAM. % InEtAvD. Nothing can surpsss the
beautiful paiptaDss exhibited here and the brilliant
Illustrations Of the lecturer.
wsEiScroS HALL-The PANORAMA Of tn. Ixrim'
Progress is still ORA ring lsrg. Assem- Ssayes.
City Intelligence.
~ sfAsy.rioN.-It viii be that diseases OF the
lungs sfill maintain their fearful derance