The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-06
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rh.., rienI and Musical.

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pesrsnce. Mr. H ', ry old favorite at the Bowsry
:na hi. friends show him. n SOmins i. out 6. 6S" tina
the character Of Hamlet This used to be hl; stss
see him enact the part Of th Prince Of Denmark .,
this time. The house well ilisd Ct an early hour
from pit s.:ry i I TT The sI play we'll put upon th
stage and tbs subordinate part were very well en-
M to Mr Isnans .y oE = is but just
reading Of the author excellent tn oushout In some
points ea1ustsy hne as the denou nsnt noel
pay scrps and In many other clim cteric passages
spi,ants aassr histrionis honOrs to st the same
characters But Mr.. rsmbiin's voice, at the pre-
sent day, is not at all adapted to ii 2 chsraote'
the whoe perfoI is msrred the assessor Of
the delicate organ, the Q. harmony
which the author Is rected. But the many beauties
OF the enactment almost coys- this deforn1 tty, and
performance The evenings ertsinments " the
Bowery are as usual, varied Last evenining esides
nounOsd in which Miss G. Wemy s. was to su,tai the
part OF ofVictorne. Other ais on
the Pill to be given as intsrudes Probably thsr h y
bowery andthe perrons in charge Of the stage bu u
nsss have arrived At wonderful elton that
but seldom that Of those little vexadous mishsp
occur TO spoil scene, or keep the stage waiting rh<
lower circle was last evening hlled with . most
oecnpied Mr. Hsmblin 10 to play three nights more
after which he leaves the stage SONS new pieces
arc to be produced style worthy of the cia Bowery
BsoADwAY THEArRE.-The splendid performances q
that II uly accom- plished actress Miss julia Bennett
are drawing immsnee assembages She appears this
evening again in the comedy of the House keepern
Felicia in which she kept the house in scstaces on
braces all the brilliant talent Of the theatro-Messrs
Dyott Conway, Fredsricks scharf, and other dis
overture and the will terminate With the
success:u drama OF "Belphegor" The part Of dsdA-
way as Gulsume, Whiting as the Bails, Ms,she~s
Grelu Miss A. Gongenhem ss lors and Mrs Knight
Broadway is nsw in the full tide Of success suaitis
likely TO continue so, as the best artists Of the day
are engaged to follow Miss Bennets very successful
career
N,BLo's GARpsN.--We attended the performances OF
"Gisee," and must declare that, for splendor Of
scenery exquisite dancing and classic erou pirs il
has before been equalled In this city. To par
tcularize the various beauties of Car Tsrpsi-
chsrean abilities, would require space than ws
can devote to such purpose She surpassed any
donseuSe we have ever seen she dresses spenddiy-
her expression is pleasing; she though she
and agility the audience sometimes are so be wched
by her fascinstions that che them about to
Leave dull earth behind herr
Niblo hasong and justly maintained character for
he produces every vsits but on tbs present ossa
sion he has far surpassed all his formsr efforts The
ever seen Those who take pleasure in sucn exosisns
pieces As "Giselle" should this truly refined aud
highly accomplished family The French vaudeville
bound to go ahead.
Burrows THrArRr--rhis fayorite s.tsblishusaa
oontiD in its uninterrupted of Ths
house Is every night crowded-the boxes being filed
With the most fashionable citizens. To. night the
beautiful comedy by Morton, In i've acts, eattlsd
Town and Country - with burton, Blake. Letter,
Jordan, Bland, Johnston, Mrs Russell aai ars.
be equallsd in any part of the Union Miss Waters
and M Frederic will dance pas de Ras,s; tn. or
chetua will execute the various gems OF the opers
with various overturee, polkas qularlss an val z-.
and the amusements will terminate with the oitsi
This is very attractive bill and viii a..urediy ero.a
this favorite resort. Did say attractive bill Par
don US Tor the expression would be hard par
tlcuiarize what performances are most attfsctNe
all are good.
NATIONAL THrarRs -Purdy IL as active ani indefa-
tigabe ever, in his anagsrial chair Tonight he
ofe' fine bill three attractive pieces The hrst In
the drama Of the ioai 60 Riches or Briysnd, of
the Isthmus which cast to the full strength ths
company and which is every night received With ths
most enthusisstic cheering Miss Hslvina will next
appear and dance III Jsleo de csiiz The next t.s-
tur@ Will be "eam Patch in francsm with ar. y p.
Adams In his iniriitable personation OF SAN Patch
Mrs p. Adams viii sustain the part Of Bridrst
The performances wilt concluds with the farce OF Al
low Apologize" with strong ccst II this bin
be not an attractve one We know not what Is, CON
sidering the talented artists that and the small
amount OF admission money.
BRorcHsM's LYcrua-The programme for this eve
ming Is one that viii likely al every In the
house The performan .es will cornmence with the az
ceileAt comedy OF "Donbey \ son (" OILY look atths
csst-Lynne as y oubey Ray nond =, roots Leach as
Phillips as Carker; MRS Vernon Mrs Skewton, Mrs.
Brousham ne Susan NFper and ths. beautiful actress
Mis- Kate Horn as Faith. The entertainments viii
conclude with the beautiful and splendid piece, the
"World = FAIR which has been produced on q scale
otnsgniheencs .eldom squallcd in any theatre To
see Brougham, Mary Tsyl or and Dunn, IL worth the
price OF admission. beautiful buriesquo spectacle
Ia In re hearsal
BaRNrn's MrssuM.-" Msdelaine" appears 10 be
carrying all before It. at this place The popularity Of
the "Drunkardn was nothing In respect what will
be the popularity Of this moral drama for Made
lsine, bssid.. is excellent aim i supsrbly wrtteu
and its soc ae. aud in,iden's ovsrto.ns
With remarkable Dt.rest aada pathos OF the strongest
charaet.T y has had no eaual yet IN point q merit,
public, Bertrand is ehsracter nobly oaacsived,
tnely drawn and thriingly painted. = W cl.rks
kins both admirable In their parts "Maislains s
performed again this evening. An elegant perform
soce takes place this afternoon.
Nav YorK CIRcUs.-The French troupe contiuus to
attract sxoel.nt houses and the sement exhibit
gsod d'a of tact and ensrgy In producing new per-
formsnosr OF an effective character. In addition
the bautuede leaps and the comc psnto mime OF the
Three Lovers which given ior the arst tims
Monday night several new acts announced tor
this evening The famous dance OF Fanny EI.sisr aud
Perrot the Pas styri,nn will be executed UPON
horses, by MsdTs Tour IsIrs aud Mons Benoit, and
other features OF equal attractive viii be found
in the bill.
CnRsry's M,Ssrarts The bill for thi, evening". AZ
usuai very attractive rhs melodies sslested are Of
the best deseipton, and th.y are generally sung In
the most harmonious manner. The buri-sque per.
formanees are cspitsl-the solo. on the violin sod
guitar, BY Gould and Meyer are executed with great
science. George Il q host In himself
FELLOWS MINsrRELs This band give. an entertain
ment OF great variety thi. evening In addition to
the hne selection OF representatives. already per-
forming. Mr.. I Christisn aud " q Donniker late Of
Chrsty's Miartrels will makcsth,ir appearance The
perFrmsnces consist OF singing dsuciug instrumsn-
tai performances, and other attractive features,
succrss o. Ma. NgartE. rHE TR,egptks Mr..
Neshe, the tragsdian, native Of New York and al
ready fsvorabiy known trough our columns to the
theatre
large IL rapipg laurel, and dollar. together IN the
South and West, as perceive by our exchange ps-
pers lie ha, been we'll received everyvhere on his
tour. In Cincinnati, we told, his engagement
proved complete triumph. In shakspesrss TRACE
dies OF Richard ILL., Julius CWsar,n "Macb.th"
and others he bas won the highest escomuns Of the
press and the public Of the queen % the West In
Rich u,opd he hs. carried ai before him and doubt
whe n he arrives at New York he will add another
lsu 10 the wreath placed his bro By tn. critics