The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-30
Theatrical md Musical.

full and spacious establishment is filed to overflow
ing by persons wishing TO see "Azael - which has
been produced with great splendor. We are not
surprised at this, as Mr.. Hamon has been at con-
siderable expense in the production of this piece,
with new and beautiful scenery, rich dresses, and
eVerythiDg capable of rendering it effective Mesrs.
Eddy, Gilbert, Miss Anderton, and Miss Annie
Walters, every night received with the utmost
enthusiasm account of their splendid talents Mr..
Eddy is general favorte and possesses high drama
ii, ability. Gilbert is the ne ts ultra in his line
way theatre, who distinguished herself so much
during her engagement there, is now in the lead
ing line ut the Bowery, and we are persuaded,
like many who preceded her, she will leave il
as a star. The comedy of 'Taking the Pledge"
will commence the performance No doubt the
house will be crowded.
NIBLo's GARpEN.-The entertainments for this
evening are exceedingly attractive. They COM
ances on the Tight Rope, by Gabriel, Francois,
and the wonderful Mons. Blondn. The foats of
this extraordinary man are nightly witnessed by
hundreds, who testify their appreciation by enthu.
NEUROLOGICAL ballet Of =" Diana, in which the grace
full darse,Se, Mile Celestne Franck, will appear as
Casto, and the accomplished Mile Berth as Dia-
ma, Marzetti as LAmour, and M. Brilliant as En-
dymion This piece will be followed by the half
hours intermission for refreshment; and all will
close with the Harlequin comic pantomime of The
Green Monster" in which all the Ravels, Lehmans,
Mad. Axel, and others, will appear. We asked
why the Ravels do not produce :" Uriel" The
Fisherman's Dream y and "La Sylphide." This
belongs to the manager, not to US.
NATIONAL THEATRE -"The Mysterious Chief"
continues to draw crowded houses, and is received
with the utmost enthusiasm. We feel proud to
sert this, for more deserving energetic caterer
does not exist than MIR. Purdy-he is continually
on the alert for new productions, and spares OK
pense in placing them upon the stage in the most
gorgeous manner. The company he has engaged
for this season is composed Of artists Of the first
stamp, thereby enabling him to entertain his pa
irons with first class performances, either in ira
gedy, comedy, farce or extravaganza. The names
Of the principal performers are familiar to New
York audience, and have invariably enjoyed the
highest reputation. The favorite drama. entitled
"The Children in the Wood" will be the COM
mencing feature this evening, with Mr.. Scott and
Miss Fox personatng the leading characters; and
the new national drama Of "The Mysterious Chief
will DO the concluding pie:e, with the same power
full cast.
BARNUM's MrsEuM.-The fine weather had
striking effect on this place of amusement II was
lovely day for out Of doors promenade, and hence
the afternoon performances were not crowded, rs
usual. Still, there was full audience, who testi-
fed their delight in the most expressive manner.
Applause was abundant, and as for laughter. it
was loud and universal In the evening" the saloon
was quite full. Javel and Cline got their accus-
tened share Of admiration. The farce was beauti-
fully performed, and the pantomime was inoxpros.
sbly comic. The Martinottis were cheered vehe
mently, and indeed they act their parts extremely
well. A startling and amusing bill Of performances
is announced for tomorrow.
CHRETY's MIysTREI.s.-Ths unrivalled COM
pany, whose performances have received the most
hattering testimonials for the last five years,
tnus in fact infinitely more attractive than ever.
Chrisy iniefatig ible exertions and perseverance
merit all possible eulogy, and have placed him in
afiluence. The programme issued for this evening
contains rare selection Of songs, Dances and in
strumcntal pieces, among which is tho new song,
styled "Carry me Long," whi,h was written cx-
pressly for MIR. Christy, and has been enth usasti
cally eneored for the last four weeks. 1t is GER
tainly beautiful composition.
FELLOWS MINsTRELs are attracting crowds of
delighted audiences every night Their perform
ances of light and varied character aud their
beautiful hall Is well ventilated, impartpg every
means that will tend to the comfort and amusement
Of tho public. Fellows IL deserving of unlimited
patronage, and we are proud to perceive that the
public have fully appreciated his endeavors. The
programme announced for tonight will undoubt-
eddy crowd the hail in every department.
MILITARY GARDEN, BRooKLyN.--A fine enter
tainment Is offered for this evening ut this popular
resort, and which will be for the benefit OF Mr..
Fletcher for which occasion several eminent artists
have volunteered tboir services The popular co ne
delta, called "a Man without Head" n grand
ballet diveriisoment and the lsughablc farce, en-
titled Mysterious Secrets" will comprise the
entertainment.
TnE DRAMATIC JUBILEE IN HONOR OF l.. A.
MARSHALL, EsQ.-lt having been suggested that u
complimentary benefit will be rendered by the citi
7ens at large 10 Mr.. 4. A. Marshall proprietor Of
the Broadway Theatre, We, the undo rsigned mem
bers Of that establishment, embrace with pleasure
the opportunity Of volunteering services the
occasion, conceiving such expression OF our good
/ will but proper aad suitable acknowledgement Of
our recognition OF bis honorable and courteous dis
| charge of business transactions rs well our due
| sense of his strenuous and laudable endeayors TO
/ uphold the true interests Of the drama
4 ~, Conway Mics A Gourcn 4 Wallis