The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-12

to light. and their mains are by far extended
Theatrical and Musical.
EowERY TnEATRE.-Thc same attractive hu a. that OF
last evening is announced for to-nigh The commenc
ing the splendid nautical spectacle styled the
Ocean Child or every Inch sailor Mr. Eddy, as
the boaswans mate gives true approximation OF tar
and nightly received with reiterated cheers Tston
good actor Hal iorsefcd sutans his position in
the theatre with great credit Winans gives capital
outline Of tailor in search Of an estate and Miss
Wemyss. fine actrcs. and general fiyorite calls forth
the marks Of appreciation by her able personation
OF the Hon Isabella Morville Taking the cast scenery
and proper stage management into view, this piece Is
richly worth visit from the patrons of the drama Miss
Iert will sing Of her favorte ballads, and the
whole will terminate with the successful drama of the
Pirate Of the Isles" in which Tilton stevens winaa
and Miss Wemyss will sustain the principal characters,
BnoADw.v THEArRE.-This establishment Is crowded
every evening with the most respectable audiences who
are attracted by the and magnificent spectacle
entitled the Vision of the sun" which in machinery
scenery and every other feature Is greatly improved
1t seldom happens when piece Of such intricate ma
chnery il produced that the first night everything
be made TO in perfect order but those who
saw it last night will readily admit that a
brilliant and dazzling piece has been presented in
this city. The part Of Koran. supposed peasant l.
filled with excellence by Miss Anderton She is charm
ing actress and great favorc Whiting sound actor,
performs the part Of Tacmar with great artistic ability
and Fredercks the King Of Cusko displays his high
bearing with and grace which he exhibits where
ever gontlemanly doneanor is required The Misses
Gougrnhem receive well merited applause In fine the
acting throughout excellent and the scenery without
exaggerstion Is truly superb. The performances con-
cudc with the aughabe farce Of Ny Precious Betscy"
NirLo's GaRpEN.-rhe excellent equestrian perform
ances which given every night At this vorite resort
attracting large assemblage Nit Eaton stone gives
the mast daring and surprising acts OF eiuestriansn
have eenhe justly be termed the best rider
wild camsnehe beyond description VI lie Logo is as
usual greeted every evening while exercising her sur
prising dancing horse II Is the best trained animal
have in this country The brothers oiSset in
their various acts give general satisfaction Mr. McCul
loch the twohorsc rider equally clever Besides the
various and amusing equestrian acts the whole company
appear in the ring and give somersets vaultng ami
leapng and. all the clowns keep the audience
in rosrS If laughter, by their witty sayings.
BrRTos's THrsrRr.-The entertainments, for this
ing perhaps the most attractive II the The
beautiful comedy af Ola Heads aud Young Hearts will
be the first feature Those swho have Mr. Blake
Jesse Rural have pronounced IL the most finished piece
II acting in the United states II i perfection
sef and when he viii be supported In the othsr charac
by several Il the best artists Of the day whom
the Il Jordan. Bland Johnston. Mrs Hughes
and Mrs skerrct there be little doubt but that the
Chambers street theatre will be erammed to sufocaton
this evening Miss Walters and VI Frederic will appear
in iavorte Pas de DcuN the orchestra viii discourse
sweet music and the terminating feature Will be the
School for Tigers which Il every night witnessed with
deght-the principal characters BY Jordan Johnston.
Mrs Russell and Mrs sscrrtt Severed novelties, we
understand, are in PREPARATION
Nsuos.L TIE,rEE-This snug establishment L. be-
coming ne II tn. most popular theatres in the city
The manager. Mr. A. III Purdy. Is untrng in bis efforts
The geria chair better filled Is proved
by the great which attends his exertions
Scarcely week passes but he purchases drama
in order please hs patrons aud crowded houses prove
that he receives commensurate support. Tonight The
performances commence with the drama Of me French
Spy the characters in which well filed by talented
artists Miss Mayina great favoritc will appear In
Of her admired dances the orchestra will play
raj beautiful airs aud the entertainments will conclude
with the attractive piece Il Harry Burnham . This
piece alone l. sufficient at any time. 70 draw large
semLlage Mr.. Watkins, as Harry Burnham. i much
admired In fine, the piece throughout meets with una
nimous plsudt-.
BRorouas', LYcrun Nothing can snrpass the en-
thusiasm with which the and gorgeous spectacle
opera Il the Spirit Of Air received nightly at this
popular establishment. The new music by Loder
tans many exquisite morels and l. rendered with great
ensemble by the artists engaged Mary Taylor has added
another laurel 10 her wreath by the assumption Of the
difficult character Il Astoria in which shs sings deli ght
fully The scenery is q the most magnificent descrip
ton, and the groupings dances and incidental business
done to pcrfsction-altogeher 1t may BE- considered
q the most successful pieces Of the kind
mi, evening" ph serve linn Right TIT e.tabshment
has many very clever artists attached 70 IL. Miss
Kate Horn i an actress q conspicuous ability Mis-
Could clever in her line, Mrs. Vernon, the best of
the az. and Mrs Blake and Mrs Loder capital in
their way and with Lynne, Raymond. Leach, Dunn and
others. the company may b. rated A. very good
AxroR PL.c. THssrrE-Decdediy. the public, when
the italian opera il not performed at this artccrac
place q amusement forget the way TO Aston place II
painful indeed to make these reflections at the gt
q the thin audiences who have attended during tbs
week tho performances n the French vaudeville 1t l.
difficult tssk 70 make known foreign dramatic lltera-
turc, when the interpreters are distinguished by
their talents and think u mpcsblet To- succeed with
Inefficient elements Although would wish success 10
the enterprise believe that this attempt will not be
very profitable to the artists and to the management
No performance will take place tonight. on Monday
evening. two comic pieces will be represented.
CHRisrr's Mf~srRrLs-Although there vsri-
negro bands in the city this old and excellent troupe
performing with undated success The bill for tht,
evening consists ~ songs. choruses buresque opera
instrumental exercises and the best description
q dancing An afternoon performance ut three O'Clock
rrtLows' MI-rHrLs-This band offers bill q great
attraction this evenng-ncgru melodies 81 the most
rlanve and touching nature buresque opera solos on
the violin and banjo, With exquisite dancing. form the
particular features ~ the night. An Afternoon per-
fTmaBce at three o'clock
Bap<Uss MrsEuN-Prom the fact that and
- unable 10 witness the performance
q Madelaine lsst Wednesday afternoon the house
being dcnesly crowded al very early hour the worthy
manager see whose sole delight please the mass
has by especial request caused be reproduced for
this afternoon Citizens and strangers should not f ~
seeing H. ao fail not 70 60 early for in the vast
a dramatic subjects, we know 20 touching.
more irrcsisthly effective, and amazingly attrac
Msdeaine.n In the evening rich programme L. also
oHered-thst a Shskspcsres Comedy NJ Errors" and
Deeds of Dreadful Note" No could ask for finer
bill
AsprurHrarpr. Bo~rhy Two performances will be
given by June h Cos troupe 20 Ola commencing Mt
hefIast two o'clock and the second ut the usual hour
During each exhibition the great e7a.rsnns Mile Tour
niarc will appear in u her most elegant Of
horsemaDship and Infinite variety 81 other sterling
attractions will b. presented
GHA-p Covcrnr. TpfrIrR HALL--wliam Vincent Wal
lace will give a brilliant concert at the above splendid
hall on Tuesday evening the 22d lie viii perform
raj beautiful airs the violin and piano Among those
sefceJ a grand fantasia airs from In sonnam
huls and brilliant variations the Irish melody, Tia
concert y he will also perform (hy desire ~ many
teursl In double qusrtstts ~ Sprhr, Wv Wallace