The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-08


Theatrical and Musical.
BewERY TnEATnE.--The grand and imposing
spectacle Of " Monte Cristo" is now in the third
week Of its representation and from its great spen-
dor end magnifcenoe, still continues to dcaw i'm
mense houses The carnival scene presents the most
amusing featurcs-kings, lords, warriors fairies,
sylphs, haricquns, brigands, fishermen, clowns and
bears, are seen moving in the festive scene. The
scenery is beautiful. Moonlight views Of sea and
land-the port Of Marseilles-the Chateau DIFF
splendid saloon-gardens Of Villefort-Monte Girls
tos silla-iluminated grotto-with various other
dazzling features. Among the leading artists who
will APPEAR are tho names Of Mr.. l.. Eddy, Miss G..
Wemyss, Misc s. Denim, La Petit Tagoni and Car
man, Mr.. Checkini and family, with Mr.. Evain
The other characters will be sustained by an ex-
cellent stock com pany and very full and effective
ballet corps. From tho rush there seems to DO every
evening, We arc persuaded this gorgeous production
viii have a long and very sue ,essful run. Ham
bin deserves tho most extensive patronage.
BROADWAY THEArRE.-The entertainments for
this evening consist OF, first, the highly amusing
and popular farce Of "Doctor Dilworth," With
Messrs. Davidge, Shaw, Scharf, Mrs. Isherwood
and Miss J. Gougonhem Tho next feature will
be that which has attracted such immense audion
for the past five weeks, namely, tho magnificent
production Of the "Vision Of the Sun" This piece
is very much admired both for its scenic grandeur
and tho excellent acting of tho attaches. Miss Ander
ten, always pleasing, sustains the part Of Roman,
ms she does every other character in which she APP
pears, with great artistic ability. MissA. Gougen-
helm, Rurac, is excellent, and sings sweetly;
Harris, as Outenpac, does exceedingly we'll; and
Sigpor Carlo gives o fine representation Of the
dumb slave This being the last week OF its repre-
sentation, those who have not yet it should
do so.
mence the entertainments. The character of Fanny
Cuny, by Mrs. Sloan; Sally, by Mrs. John Seton;
Col. currie, by Mr; Wemyss; Cept. Pophams by
Mr. Arnold, and Dabster. by Mr.. John Seton.
ID. H.
feature will be the grand ballet of "Gisclle or the
Willies," which Ia presented this beautiful thea
tire in style of unsurpassed splendor-the scenery
is beautiful the lake view enchanting, and the pro-
mnent parts, as filed by the Roussot Family, give
general pleasure and delight. Caroline, charm
ing da1.sa,se, as Giscle, ia truly graceful and
Adelaide, as Duke Albert, is exceedingly clever.
The other characters Of Bathida, and NJ rtha, the
Queen Of the Willies, by the Misses Tcrcsne and
Clementine Rousset, together with those sustained
by Nine. Deangpy, Nine. Waldcgrave aud Mile.
Henry, arc all filled to advantage. No doubt, as
thoee talented artists will soon close thoir engage
mcnt, the house will be crowded.
BURTos's TuEATRE.-Whoever wishes to pass
an evtnDg in the utmost enjoyment, should give
their attention TO the attractive bill offered
by burton for this evening. Those who have
seec the comedy OF the Serious Family will
readily admit that it cannot DO effectively por
formed than il has been at this famous Thespisn
temple. Jordan's representation OF the dashng
Murphy Mcguire is very good; Bland, rs Charles
Il *,
is without an equal. Who can surpass him in his
lnol We answer nobody. Mrs. Hughes, as Lady
Cfcamley, looks and acts her part well; Mrs Skier
rctt personates the lively widow 10 capital style,
aud Mrs Russell 10 char ming rs Mrs Charles Tor
rens. Mrs Holman will sing popular ballad
tie orchestra will execute several harmonious
lures, aud the whole sill conclude With the celebrat
cd dreus Of the "Toodles." Burton's Representa-
tion Of Timothy is worth tho price Of admission.
NATIONAL THeArrE-Tbe grand fairy spectacle
lula I'm tha tka ,trcr Gard
which Tor sconic splcndor, proper machinery. gor.
gccus dresses rich costumes, enlivening vocal and
disnatic music, splendid acting, aud excellent
ballet Dances has mover been surpasse d here will
continue to be produced lcng the present
great rush 70 see II exists. Mr. Watkins, as 1ha-
lsba the Funding, fills tho character WE'LL he is
very promising young actor. Brandon also de.
serves notice for his able pcrsonation Of the Sultan
cf the Isles. no other characters, by La Favor,
Fox, Mrs Mosaycr. Mrs. Hautonvillc and Mrs.
~. J.. Grattan, arc sustained with admirable
dramatic ability. Taken M whole, Thalaba "
magnificent affair, and will amply repay the cnter-
prising proprietor, Mr.. A. II. piirdy. Tho amusc-
merts will commence with tho elegant sketch en-
titled "a Morning Call" TO early and secure
Jour scat.
HEoroHAM's LYcRua Most deserved prosperity
crowns the efforts Of tho cspsblcsand talented ma
bnger of this elegant place Of amusement. On
,yeiy occasion Of tho production Of pieces, new or
Old, tie greatest attention hrs been given to the
coritetLees Of costume, and boauty and fitness OF
(, iuct AGknONGHEer I'D the apprehension VI
large audiences nightly. The "ChiId Of the Rcgi-
rert Is given tonight. and Is oharrningiy rendered
ID tho elective company, in every particular. Its
70 be followed by dance, aud after that, the great
W successful piece Of fun the "Row NJ the Iy-
ceum. with its peculiar and startling Effects. THIS
lac been one Of the great hits oi the season, and
VIII yet have an extended run.
JHnisT,'s MiSsTTEis offer thessme excellent en-
teTihiLments as usual. The singing is delightful
tho Instrumental performances encbsntinG-the
dancing b,nutlful-the burlesgue opcrn scenes full
OF LuniOr. and tho witticsms rithy; In fact, tho
whole Ierioi manccs combined aie "a chsste and on
terthiiirg AS could Be wished for.
FKILows' MISsrRgi.s AND TrK NEw ORLEANS
srEKnADkns will repeat their combined select and
smusirg performances this evening. A song from
Collins, or a solo ON the violin by young Buckley,
viii amply rrpny visit 70 their beautiful hall, W
broadway. No doubt, crowded audience will give
tht M an enthusiastic reception. swain u the oost
general negro representative VIC have ever seem
BARnrss MrsEuM-Those who wish to see the
graf drama Of the day performed, should Wet the
Museum this evening and witness the reproduction
Of the "Drunkard." Tho afternoons entertain
mcnts consist u Sontsgs magnificent panorama OF
q" Mil,on's Paradise Lost aud Regal md ! aud also
fnc drama, entitled "vIlage Isle." Crowded
houses ensuc nightly.
CoswhY's RrrKprT.-We are glad 10 perceive
that this excellent general actor and great fsyorte
takes his benefit on Monday evening next, when
bill Of great attraction win be presented II any
man deserves public favor, this distinguished srtir
who has given such general satisfaction by MS
hLarionic ability, Is justly entitled 10 bumper.
We hope to see tho house crammed In every do
paitment.
superior Court.
I<for- Hon yrdre pucr.