The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-08
TheAtrlcals.

ITALIAN OrERA HousE.-Probsbly, after the present
eason of the italian Opera which will terminate with
in few days the A.tor Place establishment will no
longer be devoted to the exhibitions Of the italian
lyric stage. On Wednesday next, Max Maretzek, who
will conduct the opera in New York hereafter in the
most popular form is to have a great benefit. The
seats are rapidly secured by tho public and 1t will be
and not the less that Parodi will appear in her most
wonderfully executed r0e Semra mide on the fourth
ofMsrch, Messrs. Thorne and Chanfrsu will be inaugu
rated ms the presiding geniuses Of the English drama
They will come forward with a strong congress of
talent and having made requisite appropriations will
proceed to public business with energy and decision
OF purpose. They propose. as a leading measure TO
levy tax of twenty. i've cents e,ch of the par,
quette and balcony seats, and of shilling each
Of those IN the gallery. The house is situstei in the
very centre the resident AMI the ..xs
exp.ns are not great in reaching it. that the
session will open with full representation of the
people.
BowERy THsArPr.--As usual, the bill for thi, eve
ming exceedingly attractive The .atsrt snts
wiil with the spsn did dramatic production
ei wallace the Hero OF scotlind," with Mr.. j. r.
deett. Mr Tilton aud other celebrated artists in tbs
principal characters Tbis piece viii b u,cs,isi BY
the comedy of All the Worlds a Stage aud TIA
entertainments will conclude with the tavorse piece Of
" Messanieio.n
BRospwAY THEArRE The splendid production OF
Faustus Is eti in the ascendant. Every nj xht the
theatre is crammed with highly respect able iiences
this 10 some, may be somewhat surprising bu. when
every night and provements being tly
in the piece itself the urprise cease
However, it h that kind OF feature which eldo tses
NIBLo' G.RDES.-rhs beautiful ballet of" ca.arina,u
now playing nj Niblos aatden, with the Rousset
houpe Ia IN the full tide OF 1t Is composed
expressly ny Mons Rousset for the peculiar display of
the varied talents Of his tour
and most gratifying must be to It's author the way
Ia which 1t is produced by the management no ex.
pense having been spared 70 give full effect. Ths
newscenery is by Mr. Weiser costumes by Mr. John.
fon the whole under the inme iato direction Of Mons
Kousset.
Burrows TRFATRE.-Ths ms msnag.r of this prosper
establishment seems to be dsy and night work, In
order 20 please his numerous patrons lie has this
n-nent several new pieces in rehearsal. In fms
believe h. dreams of pieces ami aries from his
peaceful sunsbers to put the workings OF his brain
into the tangible shape of some drama.
NArIoNAL THE,rEr-The bill for thi, evening IL a
rare prediction one OF great variety all tastes
b. gratihCd The frs in order IL The play OF Pizar-
ro,n with Mr g. liany in the principal character,
aud the other parts by very line stock conpsny.
Those who can leave the serious aud TO he br-
lafque will next be delighted by tho capital and
langhsble production, entitled "Pi2arobas, or Who
Shot Rolsbusn
BRoueHAM's rresra.-This espoclal pet AZ The play
going public stli continues to be pstronid by large
sssemblages The boxas prrsent each night the most
Charming appearance from the number Of beautifully
DRESSED young ladies Who assemble there. Ths eae--
gutc manager deserves the reward Of his continued
exertion.
BsRNrM's NusEra.--here 4, no end to tn popu-
lerity of the Museum. IL would lie dim n cult matter
to poiut out tiIe when its elegant saloon IA, not
been 1Isd TO oserfoeing With discriminating au-
disLce compoeeo two thirds OF ladies' not 10 nention
the children and their papas
CiReus-Aiternoon performance AMI Ia. exhibition
Of the grand pageant Of the Rexols of tas uarem"
This afternoon there will be exrs performance
the Aiophisheatre iu which the Revolt Of the la.
rem" vii be PERFORMED together With grand display
OF borstmanship In tho ring both Afternoon and
svsuins being the last alton q Ito g;aAd
pageant.