The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-08

Theatrtcals.
BowERv THnATRR--Ths new drama. euxitled Tha
Events In the Lite Of David Copperasdn viii be pro-
dSosd TINS evening xisn the same splendid cast Ct
Pope, Mics 8. Denim, and Miss Wsmyss The scenery
.s.esIi.nt presenting l.naso.g. nee. Dover, aas
Geld and Keeps house, the INN 1t the Golden Cross
the open and various other views The manner IN
requires little suiosy from US Hsmbiin, aided By his
talented stage manager, Mr. Stevens spares neither
iiaert viii sing Of her pleasing ballads ana tbs
entertainments will conclude with the nautical drama
Of the" Grew Of the Fiend" with J. r. Scott In his
great character Of Zarsda.
BROADWAY THEArRE.-Last evening, the new and
original American come ~ Of" Extrsmes was rspestsd
at this theatre with powerful and efficient cast some
Of the principal characters being represented BY dit
fsrent artists from those who performed them ON ts
first production The comedy itself 10 composition
errng nature IL is written with considerable skill
1t is pointed and earoastio to degree possessing
tremesths empty professions Of the can't
ing Of anthropsts extreme folly OF the sigh
ing loysrmths sssh1nsss o. women hating
character In every day life. The part Of Mark May
berry was we'll brought out By Mr. Richings, who 10
sterling able comedian perfectly true to nature In
every action. Mr. Whsatley's Augustus Smiley was
just performances ludcrous in psrtrsture but we'll
conceived Mrs Abbott's Widow Crosby was gay,
graceful and skilfu piece Of acting. She 10 very
charming woman and always dresses with the most
exquisite and becoming taste Altogether the comedy
could not have been better cs the minor characters
played with judgment; and the getting OF the
piece csnsrs the very highest credit upon tho manage
ment and all who were engaged in maturing II fer re-
presen tation. The house respectfully attended;
and hope that the efforts Of Mr. Marshall will be
rewarded With atshsre Of patronage which novelty
talent, and good management are entitled to. The
bill for tonight Is equally attractive.
Nlmo's GARpEr--A great entertainment tor this
evenings and considering that 1t will be the last night
Of the celebrated Ravel Family, the reasonable
presumption 10. that Niblo's will be crowded from
commsnce With an overture which will be followed By
the comic pantomime Of Mons. Dechsumesu; after
which, La Poke Capriceuse ',by Mile Berlin The
next feature will be the Bedouin Arabs by Leon ia
velli and the Ravel family. Alter the intermission
the entertainments will terminate with the gorgeous
c1S splendid fairy spectacle OF Or the Night
Burrows THEArRE-T The capital and very successful
this evening Those who have witnessed its perfor-
nance, proclaim II . decided hit How 1t be other
will there the of the best come dams that
can be found in any theatre In the Union Bur-
ton Lester, Bland. Johnston. Jordan Lsvere, Mrs.
skerrstt Mrs Russell, Mrs Hughes Miss HILL and
other great favorites Miss Walters will dance Pas
Suel, the orchestra viii play several beautiful
tainments will conclude with the farce of my
Friend in the Strsps with many Of tho leading come
dams in the principal characters.
national THEAIRE-Although there thea
tres now In this city than before and all Compel
ing with each other in the selection OF good pieces and
in OF talented Artists this well managed
establishment seems to be gaining hour In popu
larty a. the largest Assem- blages prove To- night,
fine bill commencing with the excellent drams Of the
/" Children of Love,n which will introduce in the
spective characters the leading mambe Of the
drGSaque The next feature viii be the beautiful new
bureaque of Old King Cele and the entertainments
will conclude with the splendid psntomime Of the
"0olden Axe which has been received every night OF
its performance with marked demonstrations Of plea
BRoUGHAM's LYcEuM.--Ths admirable novel OF
Dickens seems to have given intellectual food to the
respe ctive OF this city IT Is being played
tonight In three theatres, and we very well con-
WINGED that Broughan's version must be good IS be
has great celebrity as dramatizer. The entertain
msnts will commence vii the overture TO Tampa.
The next feature will he the sramatxed episode from
field with ali the talented artists attached to this
theatre In the cast. The next piece Ia succession viii
be the fa,orits farce Ct KISS In the Dark" after
and the entertainments will close with Jenny Lind"
Broughan's theatre Is becoming favorts resort Lo
ders splendid music adds greatly to the attractions Of
AarRicAr MvsxuM.-Those who wish to pas one or
two hours in the utmost pleasure would do wsl to
call at the above popular and fsvorts establishment,
where the utmes regularity and order prevail through
are sxcellenght, aud very entertaining vaudsvilles
beautiful singing and dancing. In the evening. the
beautiful and affecting moral drama Of " Charlotte
TemIlen Will commence the performances. All the to.
lent of the theatre win appear In this piece-Mr.
Clarke, Miss Chapman, HsAa~ay, Hookius, and other
Crimson Crimesn
JuSE Co = CHcus-A great display OF equestrian
and rymnastc ssLl is announced Al the phithsat-o
this evening, Including two ac,s, by the charm
ing ecu rsbienne Mile Louise; daring riding by Nile
Josephins, Master William Armstrong, Mr.. Black
wood and other; the sxquisitsly beautiful gyInnas-
tic exercises Of Mr.. Nixon ana pupils and numerous
other features Of equally attractive power The
nsremrnt are actively engaged in the production OF
nd oriental which IL is sid will far sur
pass pythng ct the kind attempted In America
An afternoon performance ut three o'clock.
PAsoRAMA or THE PILGnuMs ProGREss-We are glad
TO see that the public showing proper appreci-
stion OF his fine work o. srt The children visit
ing 1t In crowds aud the older people quite as
well pleased as their Juniors We zee that Mr. May,
one Of the artists who prepared this painting, has
fsled for Europe where he expects to remain year.
and perfect himself st further in his art Is he
has lett q noble monument behind him in the Pane
rama Of the Pilgrim. Progress.
The friends Of Mr. Buchanan, the trayedian, rave
him . complimentary benefit In New Orleans, on the
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