The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-06

commerce with the comedy Of Leap Year" which
win be followed by dancing and orchestral music The
Of sWomsn's Life" Mr. Burton, Mrs Russell, and the
vAsls strength Of this admirable company, vii give
the lady who makes the appeal We ars oonGdsnt that
1t the rising Of the curtain there will not be seat un-
occupied
National THrArRE-This evening, the programme
Of snt.Ttainmsnts 10 exceedingly atsrsotys The en-.
tertainments will commence With the excellent moral
and instructive drama entitled the "Drunkardn with
Mr.. Watkins as Edward Middleton. This piece should
be extensively ssit s every way calculat
ed TO hold up TO the view Of the rising generation
In mirror, the degrading and hesrt-rcndng results
Of life OF intempsrsnce Purdy deserves support il
his efforts to produce pieces which not only afford
pleasure 90 his patrons but which are also calculated
to give great instruction. The orchestra will play the
overture to "Guy Mannsrng, and the entertainments
vim conclude with the lsughsbl and excellent ballet
entitled the @Frisky Cobblero The visters OF this
theatre have . rich treat to enjoy this evening.
\ JyKE g. Go . CIRous-rhis evening" fns bill Of
tertainment 10 offered to those who hsvs taste for
einsting and accomplished equestrienns. Mile. Louise
appears In two acts Of horsemanshp, and varied
and highly attractive seisetion Of scenes In the circle
viii be given The admirable order maintained 1T the
amphtheatre, and the effectua exertions OF the
the comfort and convenience Of visitsrs
add not little to the popularity OF this svorite es
adjustment. .. xxx. .
BRoUoHAMs THEArRE.-The pieces PRODUCED at this
establishment are light and amusing, and every
rons. He has prepared version Of Dlcken novel
for the stage called incidents in the Life of Da
yd Copperfeld and the public are already aAsre OF
Mr. Broughsms abilities q dramatizer, 1t requires
little more from US than to say that We presume 1t
will give general satisfaction The entertainments
will commence with the farce Of the Omnibus"
which will be followed by "Dsvid Copperfsld," which
will introduce in the respective characters nearly all
ths0 talented corps damatqus attached to the Lyce.
UNI Mile .Ducy Barre will give brilliant display Of
her Terpschorean Abilities and the entertainments
will conclude with Jenny LIND" We must not for
get the splendid orchestral music Of George Loderit
adds much to the attractive features of the theatre
Mn. WALLacK's BENEFIT = The Broadway theatre
occasion OF the testimonial benefit to this
Every standing place was occupied, and the house
presented an pearance that must have been atter
ing to Mr.. Walack rs an actor and gentleman.
AMERICAN MusLun-The entertainments announced
for this week are, as usual very attractive In the
afternoon, light and amusing vaudevles singing and
dancing and in the evening the beautiful moral and
domestic drama of Charlotte Temple with the
after piece of Crimson CrimesD Mr. q een wood the
superntsn dent Of this establishment is using every
means within his reach to make the Museum as at
tractive rs any other place OF public amusement in
the city.
PLGRM's PRoGREss.-As this beautiful painting
will, likely, be withdrawn, advise the ad-
mrers OF works of grest artistic merit to WHIT Wash
ington Hall and ace the splendid panorama OF the
Pilgrims Progress.
Mrs KrMsErLY IN BosroS.-Miss Kimberly's repre-
sensations of the leading characters OF the drama at
the National Theatre, have elected high praise from
some Of our severest critics During the week she has
played Julia, Rosalind and Mrs. Haller-in each Of
which she has displayed very correct appreciation
OF the characters and shown talents which at dis
tant day must surely place her at the top Of the ardu
Gus profession which che has adopted The two last
acts Of Julia performed better; and her
Mrs Taller fine define alton Of the distressed and
heart broken woman. There IL q newness and fresh
Dess in her style of acting and excellent concsp
tion OF the characters which she assumes that at
once shows she Is q woman OF high intelligence and
true genius. She does not herself many actors
have done FOR particular and effective scenes, but
enters her whole soul into the play from the beginning
to the end On Saturday evening she takes her hrst
benefit in Boston, Offering strong entertaining Mt
:" Isabelle or Wife with Two Husbands,' and The
Honeymoon. This is of the most effective plays
ever put upon the stage. and feel confident that
Miss Kim berry is well adapted to represent Isabella
with the highest effect. Such attraction and talent
must certainly draw full house. Boston Post.