The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-25
Theatrical and Musical.

been produced in style of grandeur which far exceeds
anything ever before placed on the Bowery stage The
carnival scene l. beautiful gtering groups are seen
parakipg cf the festivities various dances come OF
pas de deux by Master Misc Checkini; Divsrtise-
ment Dy nadame Checkni and corps De ballet; Solichi-
nellie, by Mr. Cbeckini; Pxntomme Sketches by Mr.
Evaine and Characters Scotch Pas Seu by La Petite
Taglioni The characterr Of Edmond Dantes, by Mr. u
Eddy, Danglarr, BY Stevens the Abbe Fara by Tlton
and Mercedes by Miss C Wemyss are each represented
that Mr. Hambiins exertions in producing this grand
spectacle are being properly appreciated it have
cost him large sum to give effective display to this
magnificent production.
BRoADwAY THraTRr.-The successful run attendant
upon the production OF the dazzling spectacle Of The
Nson Of the Sum- il unprecedented in the production
Of similar pieces in this city The proper arrangement
of th piece in order to place the stage in its pre-
sent gorgeous and dazzling features must have
iminente rum. The scenery is without exception, the
most beautiful have beheld The observer almost
oigets that he is nhabitant Of the earth while his
mind carried off in ec'taces in behodng the sudden
transformations of effected BY the express
son az il were. of magician. The distant hills and
nounians in Peru the golden SUE with the Genii Of
Tn. iaIp and The Princess Runac; the agicans abode
the golden lake and the al palace. the grand square
Of tu ho: the brilliant palace which rises Of the
witt many other dazzling sppctacleG all contribute to
delight The mind, which seems for the time b. ing TO
have oft thrt In the frame of humanity to partic
pac in the pleasures Of superhunar realms Miss An
dcrion, Miss Gouge and Mr.. Harris. together
with S'enor Carlo. the fumb slave deserve especial
tce for their clever performances The piece will have
very successful run.
NinIo'f GArprs-The entertainments for this evening
hie for he benefit of ar Wallet the celebrated clown
who L,rs bin II great variety for the amusement Of his
nun en- IL friends and acquaiotanccs 1t will be recol-
lecttd that Mr " had a b. announced on a former
even &; but the weather being 70 incement and
senl.d T. Civ, him another night All the attract
i've equestrian feats by Mile L. yo the Brothers Loisset
Mr. Eaten stone. Mr. McCulun aud other eminent
kts. will on; ard the the ring soner-
setting vnuiting leapng juggery Sc, will usual, be
of an oac.ltpt dsscrptnn Mr.. Wallet will exert
hmttf this occasiol and promises to relate all
he culiar stories for which he justly celebrated
hope he will be entirely successful on the present
occasion
BvE1or's TnrATnr.-1hs establishment is in the full
tide Of be by crowded houses every
night IL would that inclemency of weather can
not damp the ardor ef the vters Of this famous and
ably conducted 1hcspian temple, during the
Stony nights much surprise, found full and
fas bicnable audiences with happy countesances
cupyLg the boxes Of this and seemingly sitting
coIten and happy If in their dra wing rooms be-
fore brilliant tire. and listening to entertaining
the musical pr, fcent II the family touchin by eupho
ncus chords the umost Of the heart Burton
is great manager his actor all reathis orchestra
plays With great harmony aud this Is great country
night he ofrs the same delightful pieces which have
drawn immt nse assembagcs every night they have
Plhy,o, namely, the beautiful comedy Of Love in
Maze and the capital farce Of the School for Tigers"
1hose then Who vi enjoy Ives, should call to
Chambers street where the ducst spirit will be excited
to mii III ana pl ASSURE.
NATIONAL TnrArRE.The bill for this evening cannot
possibly fail 10 draw ciowd,d house. Mr. q. ID Pitt
shcse hme as rag,cian has spread throughout this
continent and whose performances Sace NJ Mpniay
ing, haye been witnessed by del GIFTED audiences who
rewarded hisexertons with the most enthusiastic cheer
ing, viii appear this evening In shakpeare's beautiful
trtFed, Of Hamlet" No doubt there viii be stroux
gathering TO zee his personation Of the Prince of DEN
marx. Dir Brandon viii represent tn. dho-t SIR Wat.
kns the character If Lacstrs and Miss Mcstayer the
touching aid b.e utIiui character Of Ophclia From
the great impression Mr litt has made by his in
imitabo bsnonic abilities, there cannot DO n uoubt but
that the house win be- crowded. fhc entertainments
will conclude with the irisLy CoLblcr" The geeatest
prpaiaiions are bng made. Carpenters hard work,
musleaf affahghg theI pars and talorS bu'y IN ut
ting on new ami splendid drrss,s fr the production u
the grand fairy spectacle for Monday evening next L,
will he splendid affair.
BnorcnAa's hcrvM-Tho most outrag-ously funny
coLccc,on wtncss,d ia funnicat experience
de- criiRtlc affair; hut If The a dramss sx
ceileLce be tah,L by the quantity o mrh d. this
would tar overt y a ,onipsiitin rhe ocoad,nsl in
sight into grctnroon p,culiariiies IL attractive
Mr.. Broughapis scotch Lady Macbeth is lu
site bit OF ian aid th' managers imitation MT be
tran c,nd.J Mcssrs iynn, Duun Palmer. aud I'll amp
con, (Nho,e Mosc IL lhu upper boxes GEM Mr.. YER
non aud MRs n aaylI have good parts aud play them
also 81 rious bit II amusemcut. Brou,ilam IA tue
col lr,man is quite at home We perceive they pro-
duce the hild 81 the Regiment on Monday wlh dis
NJ. Taylor ia her gr,at character Of Marie ihis must
crowa the Lyc,un a. IT. Utmost capacity.
CnLisiis MtFunrLs.ihIs sin.IIabic b..nd of Ethio-
plan performers continue u t thcr uanerous pa,
uons. To Geoisr's funny pima. l. aloae worm the
price 0 ndniisser-in iact IA their p'rionances n un
swrossed
f'Lro~s' M,snh,,s have become very popular with
our citizens. 1ty apnar every Cvrnrg at Their beau
iiu, isll 4A LrsoNpJ. bon't 4 fgct tne compinsn.
tsIs bLtft & - ply,n - the wiiJw snd orphan Of
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