The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-28

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BowkEr rTHEAIRE.-The tragic plav Of thu aTsuni.. !,
s = piece Which n nov being played in London with
success which said to be unprecedented will assin
costumes and appointments Mr. Scott viii A.
pear As Custon la Roch, Miss Wsmyss Is Issliue NJ
Fenno, Who u great fovorits as bertrand TiItn. :.
Aymer:de le.Rochs Pope rs st Foce and Tsmiissn !.
hsns THIS very excellent cast, and with the cd
mirabie arrangement Of M Stevens behind the our
tain there can be little doubt OF equally
career at this side OF the Atlantic Miss Hsrt viii
sing one OF her fAvorite ballads and the entertsin
Our Son Of the Sea- which Is Wit messed with dsieht
on every evening Of its production The part sf HAITI
elm nsr an an american tar, BY Mr.. W Fsnno, who Il
BnoApwsy TnrArRr The highly attractive ana
gIsna spectacle Of Faustusu has entered on Its
third week Of representation with Increased susesss
and with sugmented splsndor The csisbrstsd cs.ri
val scene which has been witnessed with DELIGHT q
ab,s and embraces the additional
Smith, whe dance graceful pss De der and aise the
tsmoorins g.iloP BY the little sisters Carlo The
gymnasc fes by signor Felix Carlo ana his son ~
petite Randolph. are classic and wonderful ava IA
considerably to the attractsnesss of the spectsoIs
We have 40 frequently uttered ndations oY
this delightful piece that nothing now occurs to
to say fVrther than that the indsatigable msusssr
and that his enterprise and discern snt have net
with their customary reward In nightly overaowins
Idol portrayed BY Messrs Dyott conway. Madame
Ponisi, Mrs Abbot, and Miss A Goughe enheim. has
beer produced and has proved an additional feature
OF attraction The house, last night, has been the
cast for the last few weeks crowded excess snd
the audience was delighted beyond measure
BonToS's TH,ArH1 This evening the drama o,
David Cspperheld,' will commence the sntertsin-
mens s almost unnecessary speak of the talent
introduced in this piece, and in fact everything pro-
to be the great comedian Of the day. Blake IL
sterling actor Lester in gentee comedy Is excellsnt
fact he is clever wherever he may be placed Jordsn
il capital in his line and Johnston Is roarer Add 10
skenett and Mrs Hughes and Who will say ! night ~
Burtons VIII not afford pleasure Mr.. and Mrs.
Holman Will h sing duet ~ Miss Walters will dsne.sa
operas. and the whole win Terminate with the new
;aroe Of" Bent to the Tower
N.riosM THr.rRr.-The entertainments Of this
evening must have the effect OF 6iing this theatre to
It's utmost capacity. Three spen aid pieces. The
arst in order I. the "Freach spy Miss Hathaway
succession will be new msdy dance 70 mLtsire ~
Miss Mslvina This will be followed BY the new prize
Purdy in order to give an opportunity to the res
pectve clerks 70 see this piece. another drama win
pear in en- Irish lit, and the entertainments viii oos-
c.ude With the extravaganza entitled the Rights e.
Women, or the Ladies' Convention This great en-
tertanment
BsoueH,s's Is cEuM.-" ONE tbi ngs can be done a
well others" At this estsbli. hment last aight aa
.xeelerty arranged version OF Aubrs comic oesra Of
" J. Ambas'sdric was produced, and met with the
most triumphant success. Our prima donna, Mary
perfectly took her hearers oy ,urprise indeed
ledge the superior talent spd artistne Kceence OF tn
young lady Her acting and singing OF the part Of
triumph, OF which she may weh be proud Miss aoul
and hrs Blake sang their respective parts with great
tile imprilsiio gave US a taste OF quality ia n.
operstc line, and was ospltslly received therein In
deed al conc.5n:d In sns rsSs,rng S o. tss ops.
that particular Owens ana Mary Taylor played aso,
gloriopsly In the Hsppisst Day OF ay Litsn sad
Dney Barre danced, as usual, divineiy The praise
worthy endeayor OF Mr. Brousham to give Superior
character OF entertainment Is glad to perceive
duly appreciated by the com unity, his
little gem OF sthsstrs .s croTied with ths Rite Of the
city nightly.
ANrnoAN Mcsrus The psriormance- which are
spt, are asing great erswds The enter
tRirments sensrally consist q vaudsvlss, comedies
and various other kinds Of amusement Miss Chap
man and Mr.. z. W Clark too well known to this
dramatic public TO req uiss any esiogium from usrs-
also capital comedians but. when TO this saded the
various curiosiirs With which the Museum sboaats.
snd which can be seen by tho Writer'S 1t Is not
pricing 10 see large audiences.
CRcrs Miss Mary Ann " ellis made her fret sppezr-
nee lsst evening at the Amphith.stre, IN eszaat
nd artistic performance ON single horse, whisn
onthu, iastcslly apIiaudst She is VERY young very
beautiful and her act Il the most graceful and plsAs
ing imsgnsble Franklin aud Rannsts rod, their
and Rivss received thunders Of sppsu.e In his grest
principal act The grand !" Revolt Of the Hsrems
losc' none Of its attraction and the entire bill Is TO b.
repested this evening.
0lysrlc.-Essle's Grand Panorama OF ireland which
3, been painted BY Eminent Irish Artiss fro sketch
taken within the last three years h being exhbtsl
represented In all the variety and vividnss
Of nature and The beauty grandeur and interest Of
every scene Is admirably de,crihsd by the talented
lectafsr Were no pictures Of that ,velS fertile. bat
unhappy Gnc presented t. the view OF tho vistsrs ths
glowing and eloquent description given BY ths iecturr
would amply repay the yisitcrs. Several songs are
siyen betsesn the parts.
srorr.Si HsLI.-The excellent panorama of ths
" Tsblesux Of New England shoud be By eli
those who can take pleasure In buholtins ans
Psintinss.
slTrLEns Cossop N.sb which may Justly BE- termed
the most beautiful paintings ever exhibited In this
city. are highly deserving OF public patronage.