The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-17
fR,oAY EVENING, May 2 1851.
The STATE Of EuroDe
Theatrical and Musical.

f1lle or the Reprobate OF Pars presented last
ming. and received with the greatest enthusiasm,
such has always marked the splendid
Bowery theatre. Mr. Eddy and bliss Wemyss two gesk
fayorcs and excellent artists added considerably to
the gvat attractions Of this piece and gave datcrng
surances OF the high position they must inevitably Ct
tain in their profession The other characters were ably
sustained by the respective members Of the talented
pany. IL will be repeated this evening in the same
masterly style Afcr which, Miss 1Iinert will sing The
New Years Come" and the will terminate
with the favorito comedy Of IAN that Glittcrs Noe
Gold" with Mr. Eddy performing his celebrated part of
stephen Plum Mr Tuton that OF Sir Arthur Las, d and
Mis Wcmyss the beautifully drawn character Of Martha
Gibbs lianblin deserves succcss-he is indefatgahls
In his efforts 10 please his patrons
BRoADwAy TnFATRE-This evening Mrs Abbott for.
mery Of the Park theatre takes her benefit when bi
OF great attraction will be presented comprising thres
splendid pieces. Who Speaks First; the .Rourt,
Diamond' and the grand spectacle Of Faustus" Mrs.
Abbott has very strong claims the dramatic pubsS
not only for the long term Of which che has kee
contributing To their pleasure but for the many d-tin
gushing qualities which she possesses Eha
Is always well up in her parts reads correctly and her
graceful figure and ladylke movements give finish to
the entire The first piece win be the comedy Of who
Speaks First ~ Mr.. Conway as Captain Charles; Mr.
Hil as Mr. Mllitant Mrs. Abbott Mrs Militant ana
Miss Goug, nheim az Smart The next feature viii -
the Rough Diamond" with Mrs Abbott Marvrry.
and the entertainments will close with the grand
mantle spectacle of fautusr in which AL leadius
talent OF the theatre will sppcsr We hope Mrs Abbot
may receive substantial proof this evening of high
estimation in which she Is held BY the patrons Of lIs
Broadway theatre.
NrsIo's GARpEs.-On Monday evening this beautifts
heare viii open with the distinguish-d comedian, Mr.
IN the country The pieces selected are the besutihh
domestic drama OF @Granofather Whitehead in vhch
Il l. generally admitted he (Mr Plaeidel has cquAi
lie will be supported by Messrs Eytng, Arnold Siosa
Jordan, Florence, Mrs Wallace Mrs. Sloan ant Mr.
John SETON The concluding piece viii bo the
farce, frst time In New York; entitled FIRST Night o~
Peep Behind the Curtain All the leading artsts wi0
appear in this pirce. MIR. Pacde will appear every
evening during the week. round OF his be.t charsc
tiers No doubt Is admirers and fre nds vii,
present brilliant display in tho boxes during the week
BrnroS's TH,ATrE.-The entertainments for this
ming arv exceedingly attractive but many friends o
Burton say On What night does he present sttrss
tom so far observation GOES every night ssss
to be the ZANE, crowded and delighted audiences Be
any testimony Of the fact This evening the perf,wm-
ances commence with Bachelors Toruents" which IN
b followed BY the Tocdcs burton in his great cha
racter Of Timothy Toodle, to which alone l. wvr,h
the price of admission The aud concluding p>cs
will BE- the aughabc aud always pleasing piece IL the
School for Tigers In which several clever arti.ts W
appear We know Of no place where hour I've
can be pisf.d with greater pleasure and tkaa
ut this famous Thespan temple
NAroSAL TnrArnr.--Agsin we have to ANNOUNCE tAs
triumphant success Of the gorgeous fairy spectacle -
1balsba" Seldom II ever, have witnessed such en-
tlusasm ~ u nightly bestowed the representations
of this splendid production Night after night the houss
t. filled TO It's utmost capacity with the delixsS
assembiages. who become enchanted with the magnia-
OF the scenic effects employed in its rcpre~- nta
lions I, r,li "a r,ooa,.a .aas, ,It, a.as 80 -
ame powerful cast snd doubt from s present great
popularity viii continue TO BE- for several weeks 70
come. The entertainments a the evening will o~m-
msnce with the laughsble farce entitled Too Late fr
Dinner" With such attractive features, crowded
-
of the proprietor, Mr. A IL Purdy meritosiousy r
warded by extensive patronage.
BRotoHAM's L,oFuN-A triumph Of mechanical ana
scenic effect has been achieved here in the
lesutfol way In which the management has placed Ar
Letters DIANA of " The Fortune u War" upon ths
stage livery scene Is positive work of art aud cvrey
drvss m historical picture, complete FROM hat to spsr
Jbe drama itscf l. highly interesting, and although
rather q more serious cast than the usual staple
the Lyccum productions Il much rci-heJ by the ee-
gant audiences Who have made this bcartifu theatre
their especial pct This evening. the ceehrascd opera
OF Ia File de Regiment 4 played. with the Dars.-
ter q the Danube aud other most attractive encrts,.
mCnts
BanSvn's MrsrM-one Of the greatest bills q tss
season h announced for this afternoon and evening.
This afternoon for the lat time will bc repeated ks
nigh popular domestic drama ~ The Drunkard" "
Three capital good pieces arr % b. produced In the
evening commencing with the racy play Of the Lottsv
Ticket after which. the comedy II The Rough Dts
mond." the whole conclude with the delightful
travaganza of The Irish Dragon" On next Monisr
a.rnoon the celebrated Bateman Childrenn viii ss-
pear In one IL shskspeare's great tragedies
CnHst.s MrSs1Rus wi give two excellent entertaiu-
ments this after and evening consisting Of choice
selection of uoee songs, dances Jokes instruments4
pieces and burlcsque operas for which the sbov- In
ntable company justly celebrated This is ins
opportunity for parents and guardians TO indulge the ttls
ones
FriIows' Mrvsrnrrs in conjunction with tho Nev
Orleans Scrrnaders ocr DINGHY attractive
mcns for this afternoon and evening The firemNns
Cbsunt and the new burlceque opera have been
cev,d With grvst clat and will be repeated togesher
with variety Of singing aud dancing
CAsrIF GsRpTS-To morrow evening there will BE-
grand sacred concert at this heathfu aud beautA
cation. The musical selections excellent, and vhea
II y considered that the orchestra IL under the drccis~
q Max MareEek little doubt ,ud exist M 10 the eel.
entihc in which the musical gems viii be exc
cuted.
Bsrsr, wuuisss, the favorite rrish comedian. IA.
been drawing densely crowded houses In yal
during the past week He will perform next week In
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