The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-04
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BowERr THEATRE AS usual, the bill of entertain.
ment 10 exceedingly attractive The perform snces will
commence with ths drama of the Wandering Boys,D
n which the Misses Denim viii appsarn, Paul and JUS
nance, entitled the Grew Of the Piend' with
admired character Of Theresa This will be folswei
BY favorts ballad by Miss HiRcrt, and the ter
mnatng featurs will be the grand romantic spsctacS
of"Peter wilkins" Mr. Stevens the Nonscrfpt, and
Miss $. Denim as Peter wilkins The Dowery theatre
ably managed by Mr. Hamblin aided by his excellent
stage MANAGER Mr. Stevens whom every body likes-ho
ge neraiiy useful man, whether taken manager,
rich treat
This affair oil this evening at the above besut-
u establishment, where hope see every seat oc-
cupied testimony Of the sterling abilities Of this
gr at favorite and splendid tragic actor The piecs
selected is drhn's excellent tragedy OF "Gi.ippusu
Of several disting gushed artists Wallack as C
sippus Fuylus Dyotti Medon Fredericks and sophro-
MA by Mrs sllack. This piece will be followed by an
sir Secret by Messrs- Seguia and Meyer, and the
Low Backed Car" by Miss HiGsrt The concluding
piece will be the beautiful comedy OF the "Rivasn ia
which Messrs Blake. Lester Brougham, Dyett, the
celebrated Joe Cowell Mary Taylor, Mrs Abbott Mrs.
the strong claims of Mr. walsss' the above b is ons
which, on ordinary occasion, ought to attract aa
overfowing house. We hope for a substantial testi
r,ony of Waacks dramatic merits.
NmLo's GARpxs-Tbis being the last night bus
three OF the celebrated Rav-l company aso
Owl" those who have not yet seen Il, should by
all means, do it Is the most gorge )us
Ravels have for many years contributed to The
ment and delight OF eur citizens, by their vailed
perIoimsnces, sno we believe the desire To see them
now Is great as ever. The amusements commence
with the evolutions the tight rope. by the cele-
brated Leon Javeh and the Ravel family. This will
be succeeded by the psntomime OF "Jocko," in which
the famous Marzetti Will play the ape Tue entertain
ments viii conclude with the splendid fairy spsctacls
Of" M ulm,p Let Niblos be Sded every evening
as testimony OF the sterling worth OF thu Ravsls
Burrows THEArRE.-Burton seems to be we'll aware
that variety is the spice of life scarcely week
passes without his introduction of new piece Ha
has given such general satisfaction by hi. selection
of pieces and by the truly talented artists he has
gagged that the Chambers street theatre will always
while under his manag. ment be favorite resort.
The excellent production, entitled, the Personal
History and Experience of David Copperfed" Is
nightly received with enthusiastic cheering; and how
can tl bo otherwise, when the respective parts
fled by such men as Burton, Blake Lester, Bland,
rett, and Mrs. RUSSELL Miss alters and NJ Frederic
will dance grand pas de deaz, the orchestra will
with the Pickwick Club which will introduce all
the leading members of the company
N.TiosAL THrArRE.-A great bill OF entartainmsnt
OF the company will appear The first in order is the
military drama entitled the Child of the Regiment"
amusing ballet OF the Frisky Cobsler The orcnps-
will cate several beautiful overtures which will
be succeeded by the drama Of the Flying Dutchmsu
in which Messrr. wemyss, lie Favor, Adds, Miss
Crocker, and Mrs. Drew, will appear The orchestra
will next play the celebrated Hunting Sstr
entertainments will conclude with the excellent pam
tomime of the Golden Axen which has been received
on every night OF it's production with the warmest
demonstrations OF pleasure
BRousHaMs LYcruM-Ws believe, so far as this
establishment has gone la the way OF dramatic repre-
sentsnons 1t has given general satisfacton rhe CON
pany nsmbers many artists OF great dramatic celebrity
Mrs Vernon may justly be considered Mt the sd u
her profession in her line Mary Taylor al~ays aavo
Horn Is a charming actress Mile. Dacy Barre, =
splendid daneus, Mrs. Lodor excellent in her ,ns
Afr nAa ksaht L. a..
bistonie abilities Mr. Owens the finest Of as % ns
dans In fine all are good and put in parts wa,a
their peculiar talents are suited to G-orse Lpdsr
gives great strength TO the company. he is always
introducing new musical gems for which he Is Justly
celebrated This evening the entertatnments CON.
mence with the burlesqus OF Esmeralda . TnI. vii
be succeeded by musical entertainment in wh ch n.
Echoes Of tie Nightingale will form part. The
:" Rough Diamond will follow, In which Mr. Joan
Owens, the celebrated los comedian, will appear .s
Cousin Joe The entertsinm. ats ill conclude with
Deeds o. Dreadful Note
AMrRioAS MusruM.- IL variety Of performances tn
gether with the greater, collection Of natural curos-
tts be source of attraction. the Museum Is emio-nt-
y entitled to the patronage OF the New York pm bile
In the afternoon and evening ysud.yiliss exs-tlsn
dramas light and highly amusing comedies With sing
,siters have the prives. of passing through the va
rious department. Of this extensive ani
Of 'iewiHg the Ckioese and other curto.ities with
which the Museum sbounds. In word, pleasant
hour or two can be passed in the Museum
JESS Co.'S ciEcus-An attractive day erorm-
hnce IL announced at the Amphith-atre tni. Aft-r.
shen Wallet will appear aud the iairy page, mt
81 Cnaerallan will he presented rhis ev-niug.
Wallet win make his last appearance and all who
with to that really witty and talented lester shoe
embrace this last opportunity The admirable horse
msnship Of M,sdemois..s Louise, Tonrniaire, aud
Rosa Of Master VIM Armstrong aud In fact tb. per.
foimspcs, OF every member of the froups are inya
risby received With Married demonstrations Of salts
faction
PnGfn,'s PEosHEss This beautiful painting In Q
work ~ great artistic merit. aud should he seen ~
those vko can admire splendid ,pecimsn II the nns
EEfA
MR DA.,p This eminent actor. advertisea tho
sudbury street Theatre, Boston lately knasn tho
cdsn 40 le let We reior thoss concerned the al
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