The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-30

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BowERv TnRArRr.-Ths performance OF the beauti-
full play Of the "TemplAr,n received every night With
the nest marked applause, has given great satissc
nU a 20 me patrons o. MS famous ana very populss
character Of Castor IL March with great dramatic
ability. Miss WemyN, as Isoline Is excellant and
full the costumes rich and the acting throughout is
good Miss HiHert will sing one Of her admired bal
tho IDIOT Witness or Tale ~ Of Biooan Thsss two
pieces in sufficiently attractive to draw
full house, but MI Hamblin seems not ocntsnted to
give his patrons reasonable share Of amusems nts
and consequently has added to the above the excel
lent delta OF Crimson Crimes Those who wish
to pass evening in pleasure and rational enjoyment
have thus offered to them programme OF very attrao
BaoApwAY TnrArRE.-Ths great success Of the beau
tiiul romantic spectacle Of Faustus,n ID unprece-
dented in the annals Of hestrca affairs Every night
1t early hour, this large and beautiful establish
ment Is crowded to suhocsfon We are not surprised
at this when the great splendor and msgnincence Of
the piece Is taken into consideration What sight
beautiful as that Of Venice with sondolas passing and
nearly two hundred persons In grotssque and sumptu
costumes The ballet here introduced is surpass
Dance in the character Of More Ell rorero Tamborine
Galop, Classic Gymnsstic Feats, and Grand Pas de
Ponisi, and Mrs. Abbott, is nightly rewarded With
cheers. The entertainments commence with the new
and excellent comedy Of My Hearts Idoln Dyott
Conway, and Mad Ponisi play their respective parts
with great dramatic ability.
BuRToNs THEATRE-Another very attractive bill for
this evening. We would here say when has it been
otherwise with this famous Thsspan temple but to
present fine programme Of entertainments? Hun
dreds answer "never.n To night, the entertainments
will sommesce with the excellent comedy Of Dombsy
by Mr. Burton, Is Cutie; Blake fine actor, as Bag
stock Jordan one OF the best representatives of Car
Bunsby Mrs Russell Edith; Mrs. skerritt as Susan
Nipper;!Mr Hughes as Mrs 6kewton; and Miss Hill
d BY h
will execute seversl beautiful gems from the operas
The entertainments viii conclude with the come
rowitz, Mr., Lester; Mad. Reinstein, Mrs sksrrett;
Louise, MIS- Russell; and Baroness Borrowitz, Mrs
Holman. Go early, or seats cannot be obtained.
NATIONAL THEATRE.-The bill Of entertainment pre-
eented at this house highly attractive and worthy
of larger audience than that viii h assembled to wit
ness the last evening yet those who were
heartily. The French spy was received with great
enthusiasm, and the graceful Miss Halfway met with
the wsrmest enthusiAfm for her representation She
called before the curtain 1T the conclusion OF
the drama, to receive the acknowledgements OF the
whole house, and responded to the call in few
grateful expressions. The prize comedy entitled
the Dry Goods Clerk repeated and was received
with the paudits which greeted it on its former
manager to keep before the public for time to
The spirited manager Of this house Is deserving
Of the patronage Of the people Of New York he
eversnxous to encourage native talent bringing for
ward such pieces the :" Dry Goods Clerk tending
to show the reform that is necessary to large
portion Of the community, and the benefits which
to be derived by the system Of early closing An
tensive fairy spectacle Is in preparation at the
National and win be shortly produced with gorgeous
scenery and appropriate decorations The present
company Is highly efficient, and the sntertainmens
are worthy Of patronage and will doubtless be reward
ed with OVERLOOKING houses.
BRoueHAM's LycEuM.-This perfect b;jou of thea.
ire is now the acknowledged temple of amusement for
the farest of fair bellies and the most respectable
families This fact hattsrng to Mr. Brougha N
proving that his discretion In excluding every objec
tionabe feature from his theatre Is marked and sp
proved Of by those whose support and patronage give
av.I Ata 20 tha ~ .ku H.
opera Of the" Ambassadres" of theaost charm.
ing productions Of the season The music is light,
the plot also, 10 highly amusing and interesting csus
ing hearty burtts of laughter and applause Mary
Taylor as Henriette has achieved the greatest of her
many triumphs Julia Gould sings sweetly and looks
beautiful and Mrs Loder acquits herself with great
credit To Mrs Blake no less praise L. dus-hs. sing
diet sings with taste and ability The Ambsssadressn
again to night with Raymond and Kate Horn In the
lsughsble farce called the Elton Boy" and Owens As
tho I" Spectre Bridegroom
BAHsuM's MusruM.-we observe that this is the last
day but two Of the performances here Of the popular
onsldson's esrensders, whose negro miustfslsy
dancing, 60, have excited much and such enthu.
sisstic admiration In all quarters They decidedly
artists OF the most superior order and their extra
notice that the pretty romapss called the Z WOOD.
mans SPELL and the charming piece entitled the
Illustrious Stranger" performed in the elegant
with the diversions OF the eerenadsrs Barnum'N Ia
indeed most admirable place Of public amusement
CrRcus-The grand caravan pageant, with its gorgeous
professions Of csmels, elephants, chsriots, Tartar
cavalry Its elegant garland dances com bats and coro
nation Of the sublime eultans not forgetting the
thrilling tablesu en- horseback to be repeated this
evening" together with the Glsdiators on hor.ebsck
BY Franklin and Runnsls and the fairy act Of horse
manship by Miss Mary Ann Wells.
oLrxrrc.-Those Who can relish beautiful paintings
should By all means call Ut the Olympic where the
'pendid panorama OF various beautiful Irish scene
~ is being exhibited every evening To persons who
are natives of Ireland and who obliged to seek
'efuge In the land OF the free happy America those
scenes viii be likely TO recall 10 their minds associa-
lions Of the dearest character.
erorrAsi Hall The exhibition OF the beautiful
ablesux Of New England gives great pleasure TO the
Writers, II ~e may Judge from the APPRECIATION be-
tswed on each painting. The attendance Is re-
'peotsble.
PrLeRn's PsoGREss This beautiful and instructive
panorama glad to perceive Is attracting high
y resp ectabla audiences. The paint ting is work of
great artistic merit and doubt will continue to at
sraot large assemblages.
NsLos GARpsS.-The great theatrical captain wiz
lam Nblo, IL again In the field with very attractive
,ompaby In &C dtion to the celebrated Roussst bal.
let company, he has engaged Mile rslic, Mons Bres
sani. Mons. Durisu, and several other distinguished
sri,ts from Psris, who will appear In French mu-
deal piece on Monday evening next.