The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-25
Theatrical and ,Iu.,c.,.

DoWhkf iHhATRk-Ihe performances for this
evening are, - usual, exceedingly attractive They
consist of the famous national drama entitIsl,
Putnam, the Iron Son OF Seventy Six" with ali
its original splsndor q, to scenery, dresses and DE-
by Mr.. Eddy and Mr. Derr, With his beautiful horse
Shannon. Miss Hifert viii introduce in this piass
the song entitled, the "Flag Of our Union" The
amusements will terminate With the thrilling drama
called, the "Forest Of Bondy," with Messrs. Cony
Taylor, and Master Cony in the leading oharaetsrs
This bill u 80 very attractive that We presume the
house will be filed to overlooking.
BROADWAY THEATRE The great success Of
'Metamora," which was received last evening With
the most enthusiastic cheers, induces the manager
to present it again this evening Mr. Forrest never
played better than at present, and, consequently.
Is profitable, both for the manager aud himself, q
MS recent career at the Broadway He is supported
py al the leading members of the Broadway COM
Reny; among those are the names Of Conway.
pisi-who is one of the BEST stock actresses in tho
cocntry, and deseYvedly q great favorite-Miss
Kate Horn, and other eminent aftachS<s, Tns en-
tertanments will conc.zae with the farce % rPlA.
tonic Attachments"
NIBLo's GARDEN Same interesting pro.
gramme OF entertainment Is those which nave
drawn such immense audiences during the fall. up
to the present period is announced for this evening
The first in order is the beautiful ballet psuto-
mime entitled the "Four Lovers" in which Mile
Berlin and the Mdlls. Frank will appear The
next feature will be the tight rope perform anoss
which, In themselves, are sufficient to draw large
audences-the activity of those great faverites,
whoae surprising feats are every night rewarded
with great cheering namely, Gabriel, and FRANCOIS
Ravel, and the celebrated NJ Blondin, afford great
Amusement. The whole will terminate with the
comic fairy pantomime entitled "Mazulm."
Burrows THEATRE establishment IL, q
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early hour every evening, the house is crowded, in
order to witness the performance of Burtons inim-
liable company, who, taken as whole, cannot be
surpassed In any theatre in the Union. The pro-
comedy Of the ssRosd to Ruin" with an incom-
parable cast of eharsoters To mention some of the
names viii be sufficient to crowd the Chambers
parts will be filed by Messrs Burton, Plscids.
Blake Bland, Lester, Mrs. Hughes, Mrs Dyott,
and Miss Hill. The entertainments will terminals
with the interesting piece, called Perfection. or
the Cork Leg"
evening are the same those which were received
lAt nigh. with such warm demonstrations of Plea
sure. They commence with the new drama emit.
tied 'Maoyers, the Child of Crims;" tho part Of
living by Mr. Arnold, and the characters of Flo
renee Fresham, Liliei Grey, and Mrs Grey by
Mrs. Nichols, Mrs. Hautonvile, and Miss Haths-
way. FL Bolero di Cadiz, by Miss Ludlam. The
Fsrest OF Bondy," in which Blanchard and his dog
will appear After which Miss Ludlsm will dance
Pas do Tampa The entertainments will CON
oude with the comedietta entitled wigs aud
Widows"
BRouSHAM's LYcEUM.-The receipts of this
evening are for tho benefit Of the Ladies' Hebrew
Benevolent Society, on which occasion two fns
comedies will be presented The opening piece will
The cast 10 excellent comprising the names Of most
ofthe leading members of Brough 8 talented CON-
paDy. Lynn, IS Oliver Manly, Chippendale, ~ Az.
per Manly Jerdso, az Frank Meredith, BroughAu,
Sker-itt, as Rosabel, and Mrs Maeder, as Barbara.
Grand Pas de Deux, by Miss Mslvins; and the en-.
tetainments will close with the new comedy in two
acts, adapted to the Ameicen stage By Mr..
brougham, entitled The Money Market" being
. romance Of Wall street.
BaasUM's MusKUx This establishment Ia
crowded daily by highly respectable audiences, who
testify their pleasure BY repeated cheers In the sf
ternooa, tae programme announces the comedy Of
.Fortunes trolic;' after which, the celebrated
Pete Morris will sing one of his celebrated comic
songs; and the concluding feature will be tao mu-
seal extravaganza called "Jenny Lind I" In the
tscning Gslds,nith's musical extravsgan za called
The Vicar Of Wakefield
BowERy AnPHrHRArRz--Ths beautiful eouss-
TRAN exercises which are given nightly ct this
place Of auusement, continue TO draw i'm meuse
houses. Ire performances commence with grand
eaVa cate, followed ny gymnas,ic fsss; an equss-
iFsn act by Mad SAerwood next, the Olympian
wresters, TIE performances the wonderful ponies,
classic grouping and posturing, and q variety OF
other amusing performances
FRENCH DRAMATIC CoMPAsY.-On THURSDAY
evening next, this company will make their 6rst
appearance at the Astor place Opera House The
pieces selected are the drama Of ola Dame de-
du Barry
CHRrsTY's MISsTRELs "A great variety of negro
eritrmances are announced for this evening songs,
far .-.~T..-
dancing, and burlesque opera scenes.
FELLOWS MrNsTRsLs-The great dancer, Mr..
Slifer, will appear this evening in a variety of
breskdowns, &c. The other entertainments will
consist Oh baiiad singing, Instrumental perfor-
mances, and burlesque opera.
MIS-. EMMA GILLrNoHAM BosTwroK. This az.
celent and favorite vocalist gives her 9th concert
this evening, Mt Niblos beautiful saloon. The
musical selections are good, and IL We may Judge
from her former concerts, the saloon will be Gro wd
ed BY her friends and admirers The vocal pieces
are principally Of sacred character, with some
excellent ballads. Several Of the most eminent
artists are engaged for the occasion.
GRAND Pas DE CHrrrESDALE 1t seems that the box
fhce Of Broughsms ceum the scene Saturday
evening Of grand ballet representation accom- panied
by ieats Of sparrng and other gymnzstc exercises not
put down In the bills According TO the account We have
Of some two hundred and atty dollars due the father OF
The Roussst girls who had drawn about three thousand
dollars from the concern during their engagement In
the course ofthe evening Rousset called the tre
surers oce and received usual his OF the
nights receipts without sluding 20 the balance due him
At The close Of the performance however person who
bad been waiting stepped up and served Injunction
upon the treasurer forbddng him pay out any por-
ton OF the nights receipts except that belonging to
Rousss and 70 retain them TO satisfy the claim Of
balance held By that gentleman Hereu the
sent for Mr. Cbippentae. the stage manager Who m
ing the transaction an especially mean one msds no
bones Of expressing himself to that effect This led 20
retort, aud so on until Mr. chippsndsle, Who d the
niide.t hammered man that ever crossed the foot
ghts took NJ kousset BY the collar gave him gen.
tie shshnz-observLg that his age protes him from
any mere striking demonstration Of the contempt in
when ms mearness was held The daus htsrs eli four
OF whom we're on the ground seeing their father In this
extremity made sim utsneous rush to the patsrnal
rescue Caroline Teresine snd Cisuentins cont.utsd
themevss With some hot very gentle scratching at the
lace and eyes Of the unfortunate Chip but ADELAIDE
who does the young gentleman with pesicost tucked
into his fshts) throwing her shawl In one direction
and her bonnet In other squared CT in regular fancy
style and delivered her zone, twor into Chips bread
basket in most scieptinc aud effective stye of course
Chinnendale like Mn. man hi - 49,.