The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-15
Thentricalnnd Musical.

, Bo~rrY ThrATEE.-Another elegant and varied per-
formsnce announced for tomorrow evening at this
splendid dramatic edihce comprising three pieces of
sterling merit The first and leading feature wri be the
thrilling drama styled TheDream OF Life. Profit
gates Fate Nr Eddy, young and talented actor,
Who is fast approaching the topmost pinnacle of his
profession will persorate the character of Henry Ber
tram ard Miss Wemyss long and fsvoraby known to the
New York public and whose dramatic talents have uon
for her inestn able name will sustain the part of
Grace Ber'ram This win be followed by the successful
extravaganza called the Ethiopian Prince in which
Mr. Jordan will appear as Cufy King and the amuse.
ments will tel nitrate with the famous drama OF "Jsck
Sheppard or the Progress OF Crime" in which Miss s.
Denim, Mr. Stevens and Mr. Tilton will perform the
principal characters. This Is indeed fne entertain
msnt, and must attract q full house.
BEoaDwAy THEaIRE-We have again witnessed the
spectacle OF Azae the Prodgal" with increased plea
sure Almost every night beauties seem to come
upon the behoider aud the frequently he
piece the more viii he be pleased. The temple OF Isl,
seems to have been awarded the palm gorgeous
ness ard briiancy with its massive pillars aud burning
lights affairs which flank the jewellers On each side
but thi nix the soft and simple beauty In the harvest
tcere sId the touching incident Of the return Of the
bowed Down with grief render it highly in
teesEg and not inferior to any other in the piece As
admins xbe adaptation and a magnificent scenic dis-
play this spectacle s worthy OF being wi;nesi ani as
impression in FAVOR Of virtue. 1t will be performed all
this week and will be preceded night by the
admirable farce Of "Petticoat Government" .t
NArrocAt TImArRr.-rhe appearance Of Mr., J. R.
scott and Mrs Msnda Jones' at this favorite theatre
during the past week attracted dcnsey crowded
ard they were received with unbounded enthusiasm
They will appear during the ensuing week In round OF
their most admired parts. commencing to morrow
evening with the ccisbuted tragedy OF I lon" Mr.
Jcnes that Of Ion. supported by Messrs watkins Ls
Favor and Mis- Crocksr This viii be followed by po-
ruar dance by Mis- M&vins and the concluding piece
will be the nautical drama called TON Cringle or sea-
mans Leg in which Nessrs scott Brandon. anil Fox
Mis- Crocker and Mrs. Drew, viii appear. Mr. Puriy
has incurred great expense lately In order fully
oompensat< hs patrons, by varying his
aud We sre harpz 70 perceive that his urweared
tions have been 40 iItcraiy appreciated.
temple was exceedr gy we'll patronisei last week. In
consequence of the addition to the already unrvaei
company Of Miss Julia Bennett, q lady Of the
fined manners, and whose abilities sctrass have
won the admiration of the most emil lixhtsned suIences
She VIII appear this evening in new drama entitled the
:" Ladies Battle as the Countess dAutrevAL sup
ported by those sterling actors and universal yoite
Brcre Lynne Jordan and Miss Julia Gould. Mr.
Fletcher and Miss Tayeure will then favorits
dsrce and a new Po.ouaise will be performed by the
band. with a choral accompaniment in the orcaes-
ira The concluding feature will be the triumphant
ly successful comedy Of the Home Book of Beauty
with MIR Broughsm, Mr. Lynne. Miss Mary Taylor Mrs
Bske, Mrs. Bruueham Miss Kate Horn Mrs vernon,
and Mis- Julia Could appearing in their respective at
,ractive characters,
NRLo's GARpIs.-The performances at this favorite
aud beautiful location, during the past week vi
ed by hundreds OF the admirers not only o. tho Rave
Family but alo Of Burton and his excellent company OF
ctmsdnnf The attractions for the ensuing week will be
stre to draw wdsd houses The entertainments to-
morrow evening viii CONNIE with the evolutions
the tight rope by the celebrated Gabriel and Francois
rsvel With Antoine Ravsl and Madam. Axei; aud the
corcuuing eas Will De by that extraordinary artist NJ
Bondin In his achievements Of backward and forward
sunmerS-ts with other novel and interesting features
This will he succeeded by the ballet omime Of
the fshermans Dream" with Mile. Bertin, NJ Bril-
lan Madame Marzet and other eminent artists in tbs
respective characters. The entertainments will conclude
with The comic psntomime Of Nolau-Nent with Gs-
brisi Ravel In his surprising feais.
CHRisry's MfSsrrKls As usual this inmitable band
OF negro delneaors honored Last week with the
most fat thionabe and Overlooking audiences Another
One programme is offered for tomorrow evening" com
prising selection Of their best songs dances ins.ru-
mental pieces, burles9ues and wtt.cism.
PTLLo~s' MISrRELs sSp rrE Nru opLrA.s SEpr-
hsye the unlimited favor and patronage of the
New FORK pubic. Night after night their beautiful hall
y flsd with delighted and fashionable Msembsges, who
An excellent programme Is announced for tomorrow
evening
CAErLE 0sPpr--Max Maretzeks grand orchestra
VIII give their seventh Sunday concert at this popular
establishment this evening comprising several splendid
and original musical compositions from Of The most
eminent composers This great a action together with
the opportunity Of enjoying bauti glass of Ice
abd the delicious sea breeze must crowd the snden In
every part.
BARSuM's Mrsrr~ ~- We see that Leon Javel the
skifu and daring tight rope dancer; Herr Cline. the
celebrated gy nast and Jean Larue. whose feats In
balancing said TO BE- most extraordinary make their
hrtt spIesTance at the museum, this evening. The
Happy Family composed of antagonists birds and ami
sis dciplined into seeming friendship is also Of
the novelties announced In the bill Three farses
are announced in addition these attractonsso that
crowded houses will doubtless, be the Order Of the day
throughout the week.
Ne. W rxirs whose abilities have been well tasted At
the National theatre, viii take his benefit Tuesday
evening next
Mr.. srp Mes surRPErr will visit Albany and Boston
lent actress and great fayori.e while q: the Cham
bers street theatre.