The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-23
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this evening is one that draw large ssssmblags
In fact the house is well ellsd every night, and the
character Of the Is such that the Bowery
theatre will always command respectable assem-
bage The pieces selected good and the acting is
patriotic spectacle OF Putnam in which J. R. Scott
win appear as oneaotsh, and Mr.. Dsrr as Putnam
good stock company. The amussmsnts will Conclude
with the romantic drama entitle Our Son OF the
Sea-" with Mr. Fenno and Mr. TSton in the leading
characters. The Bowery theatre was never more
owing to the ndsatigable exertions Of both Hambin
and his excellent stage manager, Mr. u. e. Stevens
Broadway THEArRE.-The grand and magnificent
spectacle Of Faustus" still continues, we predicted
to draw immense houses The gorgeousness and spen-
formatons-the excellent ballet performances-the
exquisitely imposing carnival scene and the talented
representations of Faustus and Mrphistophilee, by
Messrs. Dyott and Conway, ell combined, contribute
to make this spectacle the most attractive that has
much pleased at this result, Mr. Marshall aided by
his talented stage manager Mr.. George Barrett are
uncsssing in their efforts to make the Broadway
worthy the title Of metropolitan theatre The enter
tainments will conclude with the comedy Of the
Husband of my Heart" which is excellent pro-
ducton. No doubt there will be another monster as
semblsge.
Burrows THEArRE.-The great and far famed Ed'ara
Cutie alias W. E. Burton will make his nautical bow
to Chamber street audience this evening" Blake will
appear stock Johnston Teets ordan Carker
Howard as Dombey, Bland as Bunsby Mrs Russell as
Edith and Mrs skerrett as Susan Nipper and though
last, not least, Mrs. Hughes as Mrs. skewton. Who
resist the temptation of seeing this excellent come
y performed with such artists as those named
in the principal characters The next feature is no
less attractive than the first, namely, Ernestne;"
with Lester, Jordan, Bland, Mrs Russell, and Mrs.
skerrett We know Of no place of amusement where an
hour or two can be whiled away with more unaoyed
pleasure than in the Chambers street Thespian
temple
night OF Dombey and iSen," and the new drama of
David Copperheld.n The entertainments will
mence with Dombey (which for cast OF characters may
fairly defy competition. Broughams Captain Cutie
Is rich Lynne as the original bombay, Is excellent;
any body else; Leach plays Bsgstock we'll Mrs Vernon
and Kate Horn are general favorites and Mrs Brough
am as susan Nipper is the best We have ever seen.
Now this piece with Loders excellent musical arrange
ments, is sufficiently attractive for nights per-
fernsnee; but another piece, very ably cast David
Copperfeldn forms another source Of attraction We
viii say without exception, OWENS representation OF
eep the plus ultra of sterling comic ability He
keeps the house in roars OF laughter. Broughsm is
going ahead rapidly.
AMERICAN MusEuM.-The entertainments in the af-
ternoon will commence with Robert Macare;" after
plan minstrssy giving splendid description of the
negroes Of the South, singing and dancing In the
tlemaD, ;" with Messrs Clark Andrews Bethany, and
Miss Chapman, and Donaldson 8 serensders will play
some sweet nsgro melodies This bill is very attrac
OF viewing innumsrabe curiosites, not
prised that the Museum should oe crowded.
tn. GRASP PAer.sI At Irr C,neUs, drew another
est and most effective shows of the present season
There are nc less than ten living came including
to worship; together with most life like India rubber
elephant rode around the circle by chinery and so
close rsssm bsnce to nature that the audience are
frightened at lite approach; besides, full troupe OF
Arab steeds wild Tartar cavalry inmates Of the hsem
superb procession with costly trsppings wardrobe
&c. The tableau In the last scene, where horse with
the sultans is carried around the ring the should
ers the slaves appears to be somewhat dangerous
although 1t adds greatly to the effect of the pageant
would suggest to the audience withhold their APP
pause during this scene the noise evidently fright.
ems the animal
Na1IoSAL THrArRr.-As usual, Mr. Purdy is keeping
up the great attraction which has made the National
90 very popular since he assumed the duties of the
managerial chsr lie Offers very attractive bill for
this evening -foar pieces The fret in order lie the
new prize drama Of the Printer Of New York; which
lie ably east This will be followed by another drama
entitled the Rights Of Women which has drawn .
number of the fair to qure kno wedge of their
privileges. The next IL the superb extravaganza,
which Ia greatly admired the Frolic Of the Fariesn
and the terminating feature will be the amusing pauto
mime Of the Tricky Cobbern This BILL considering
the small admission money Of rs cents, ought TO cram
the theatre
WAsiuroroS Hall The beautiful panorama OF the
Pilrims Progress should be by those who can
admire fine painting.
6TcrPArI Hail The splendid tableaux OF New
England are attracting large audiences to see them
ssrrLgR's CossoRAMAs are exceedingly BE- autiful
They are exhibited ct the house corner Thirteenth
street and Broadway.