The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-07
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Theatricais.
BowFRr THEATRE Citizens sr strangers who look
for an agreeable and intellectual dramatic entertain
mont must, be convinced taking up the bill the
Bowsry theatre: that II they there they cannot -
the Noble Heart continues to sttrsct and delight
large snd shionsbls audiences sndths representation
ton and Stevens aads codsdsrsby to the succsss Of
the piece Miss Wemy1 too, charming and cspti-
To this attrsiive tragedy tho skful and
Hamblin furnishes the additional Inducements OF the
highly interesting drama. entitled The Creole
Maiden thus diversfyins h,s entertainments with
the serious and the comic, and bringing the whole
,orce OF bis able into reausition every night
french Polics Spy ID in preparation; snc IF 1t but
embraces tthe OF the extraordinary and heArtrend
ing Incidents which have been recorded OF that
newned luneuonary OF Paris l. will furnish Of the
most attractive and thrsy pieces OF Dramatic enter
tainmeut produced for years No energy IL spared BY
Ian % pm put All that tact aud talent do to secure
pubic favor and public Ia Al All tim es ap.
| parent 1T the Bowery Theatre.
| BRoADwAy THsATRE.-There las not been producea
In this city for past piece which carries With
80 success as the grand and thrilling spectacle
of"Faustus' Though IL is now drawing towards the
close OF Its fourth week of representation the public
desire seems to be yet far from being abated night
after night the house presents tEronged and bril-
liant audit nce and though the manager, in oonss-
quencs OF the mauy novelties he has in preparation
announces that this Ia the last week OF Faustusn
feel confident that he will the necessity OF pro-
longing 1t Tor at least some few nights nore Ne
ira nsformations its appalling incidents and the drs-
matte perfection with which d alog ayod
that does feel anxicty to ses the spec taoie
again and again Its moral good it entertAlhs and
sppsls the adult, whist instruots
he young All classes Of society and ali capacities OF
intellect, md rich treat In Its prese mt alton;
and Mr. Barrett Is too wiss and well ex.
per-nced in the managerial chair to think q
Withdrawing fer any novelty. a piece which coz
tipu~s to be attractive, ano has been pronounced
by the universal fat of public opioion unri.
Portable and genial warmth OF the house. too. has
been most wiseiy attended to during this late cold
season by means OF hot air pipes natural and
able degree OF heat Is tansd the eve
nirg In addition TO the spectacle, the favoits little
piece OF Gran diather Whitehead in which Mr. Da-
vidge displays his great genius, and represents the
octogt nsrean with touching effect will be performed
this evening
NlnLo's GARpEs. The audit noes the above estsb.
lishment II possible have been the steady increase
since the first appearance OF n Rousset and his
talented dsug Lters in the ~o act ballet OF Cstarin
or the Queen of the Bandits the principal character
by Caroline. whose dancing is most attractive and
quisit- while the modest grace With which she dis
plays her sttanmsnts and elrgsnt person lend to her
perfect charm, which is truly captivating Her per-
formance throughout is admirs bls. aud has nightly
taxi, the houte by storm; ana n may be justly said
Mr. Niblo Ia nov giving his numerous patrons Of
the richest, f not the richest bighs snts
In its line ever presented in New York aud Wish
him all the success this brilliant engagement msrits
The entertainments will com nee with the French
vaudsve. called " Les Commits ct Ia Grisetts" in
which Mile Felice and Mons Durien and Richart viii
appear This will be followed by the grand ballet.
BuRros's THFArRE.-Th evening a dramatic tssti-
nonis in the shape of CON piiuasntary benefit ~ii
productions The prices throughout the house Will BE-
doublsd-the boxes and parqustte being one dollar,
had long been = favor ts in the Chambers street
theatre has KINDLY volunteered her services by per-
mission OF Mr. Barnum Tn. advertisements viii CON
mence with the excellent comedy Of the Poor dsnus
man with = great cast. An address vi. then be de-
lvsred by DR. Northall. This will ne followed by the
burlssque OF" Lucy. Did Sham Amourn in which Miss
Chapman will appear in hsr celebrated character Of
Lucy. This will b- followed by fancy Pas de Deus"
The orchestra will then execute gem. from the
In~
favorite 81 anna Of Davio Gopperh-idh DR. Norshai
has greatly contributed by hie postous to
the sstsrr OF th. theatre; and II i therefore hoDa
hts numerous friends and the drama pubhc will
their inhu.ncs to crowd the house this evening
NArtosAL TasarRE A bill 81 great s,trastisu IL
pr.sentsd for this evenings ineot The bssuti
ful play OF the Honeymoon" sili commsn,s the
ampss nts-Mr. J q stanley =. Duks ArsnIs and
Miss Hathaway, who has become great iavort., a,
volspte At the conolusio ot the play Miss Hataa.
way will dance sailor'- lornpipe rns nsxt iestur,
will he the drsmaof Joan OF Arcn with Miss astna-
way In the principal character Mrs A Ne ston ill
then dance Highland Fling which ~iii BE- iolowsd
by new farce cslled Taken n ani pons sot.n vito
Mrs A. Newton and Miss Hatbs~sy Mrs Boikin
and Mrs Skinner The orchestra viii next play the
overture to Masssnello'i and the win
conslud. With the aud excellent burissaue. .n.
titled Pizarrobus or Who shot Koll.busl" With Mis-
Hathaway as Donna Nelly .yire.-a woman as IL q
woman. This bill Is sufficient to cram any house
BnouoHAa's LYcsuM.-No contingency OF weathu
can initiate aga'nst the It'd. OF popularity setting
In towards ihis ably conducted establish ment A
stant and rapid Of briuiant novelty ssems
to he the tactics of the capable and very
celleBt tactics they Another nssutiful comedy
has been sddsd TO the ressetion Serve Him Right"
which increases in attraction nightly IL Is c-rtainly
most brilliant snd sxeel-ntly acted piece and hts the
dramatic ability OF the house most admirably To-
hight they play the Serious Family which IL Ia
mousy csst at tins house. together With the msgua
cent opera Of the Ambsssadress" which reaects 90
much credit upon all soucsrn.o both respects the
mater aud manner We hear of great dmngs to coms,
but must not reveal the OF the prom table
Tn. public may, however eonadoatly anticipate let
up to the anxiety and enterprise of Mr. ushsm, i
catering for their healthy amusement.
BAhrUMs MUSEUM Always crowd at this place
90 when you will Yesterday afternoon. the saloon
Was very full, and Mr. q. w Clarke, the hero n
- Luke the Laborer," challenged e'pscisl admrs'on
He j. ssterling actor always natural always graceful
alvsy, agreeable In the evening " Beauty and the
Beat" enchained as usual the attention Of large
audience Nothing can Re better than the Beauty Of
Mis-, Chapman IL IL fslI 81 v:vscity aud spirit pc
culisr to this gifted lady The John Qulll OF Hads.
way. IL exceedingly comic IL makes us laugh most
heartily That mammoth girl s.tonishes more sad
more every day. whst an enormous msss OF human.
ity She is female Daniel Lam bert, though only 10
years Of age
CIHcus a new gymns.tic performance has been In
trodueed In the ring by the principal members Of the
There fests are given by M.ssrs Franklin. Rivers,
Runnalis and Stevens aud the wsnd-rful sx.
the They to be repeated, this evening With
brilliant diversity of hors-m ship and the last
presentation but one Of the Revisit OF the Harem"
wssnrNeroS HALL-rhe exhibition OF the splendid
Psrorsms of the Pigrimt Progress eth continues TO
drs~ good houses. The paintings are excellent, ass
are very Instructive
Oi1MrIc - Nsge's Panorsms OF Ireland. represent
ing several Of the beautiful of that country
works OF great artistic merit and thir illustration
by the eloquent lecturer Who gives historical reunis
cences Of each locality adds considerably ts the ct
tractive features OF the exhibition
A comedy, IL Eve s,ts entitled the . old 1--we and
the New" has been produced At the Hsymsrket
Theatre London with the most unequivocsl success
The London Illustrated NeUs gives pictorial repre-
feptstion Of OF Its scenes We hope some OF our
Hctivs managers viii produce u In New York
Board OF Ed ucation.
The President In the chair.
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