The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-10
Theatrical and 0Qusaeal

ceived with the most rapturous applause viii be
heated this evening The first in order Is the grand
nautical spectacle styled the Ocean Life or Every
| Inch Sailor Mr. r. Eddy as the Boatswain's Mate
OF the Aradne gives brilliant representation of
man lie is very clever actor and is generally es-
teemed Winans as Jenny tumble, Is excellent and
Tton Hal Horsefeld keeps his stand as good actor
Miss Wemyss Hon. Isabella Morvle is graceful, and
receives wemerted cheers After this piece, Miss I
fert will sing Of her admired songs and the enter
tainments will conclude with the beautiful drama Of the
Pirate of the Islesr with Tton, Stevens, and Miss
Wemyss in the principal characters Those who wish to
while away evening in the utmost pleasure will call
the Bowery this evening where for two shlng they
can partake Of great enjoyment.
BRo.pw,y TnrArRr.-The grand. romantic, fairy, ope
ratio spectacle Of The Vision Of the SUM-, which has
been produced in such splendor and magnihcenee will
again be repeated this evening Although "Faustus'
placed the stage infinitely superior in all its
qurements 20 anything for years In this city, it
falls very short Of the gorgeousness The Vision Of the
SUM- Among the attractive and beautiful features Of
the scenery may be enumerated the hills and mountains
in Peru appearance Of cloud which opens and disco
golden sum the magcians abode in the Isle Of
Usc the city of Cusco and the royal palace the golden
lake and Gobac castle the grand square Of Cusco the
Palace Of Nuptias. Splendid transformations of scene
rythe waters become agitaed and rising vari
tnts until most brilliant palace rises out Of the
water These with many other dazzling spectacles are
and the browning feature is perhaps the most
transcendeny beautiful spectacle we have eyer seen
namely The Vision OF the Sun Marshall deserves the
most extensive patronage he must have expended
immense sum Of money in the production Of this spects
Gle and we trust his exertons will BE- properly remune
rated The cast is excellent Fredereks and Miss Ander
ton taking the leading characters Miss A. Gougenhcm
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toned to, give due effect to her songs; Whiting, Miss
Olivia the Misses Gougenhcm, and Mrs sherwood per-
fom their respective parts well This piece will for
two months.
NlB.os GaxprS.--Although there may be said to be
every description Of Amusement, at present In tho city
yet the beautiful equestrian exercises which given
nightly at this famous establishment drawing full
and fashionable audiences. Mr. Eaton Stone is truly
surprising in wonderful feats bareback seed The
grand ascension Of Baptist Loisset propeng globe up
wards of twenty feet meets with deserved pauds. The
Rivers Family will introduce the dance. Remark
able juvenile equestrian feats BY Master Darius The
great American horseman Thomas Neville will also ap
Several other acts will come of in the ring, such
as somereting leapng and vaultins and the crownns
feature will be the elegant and graceful acts Of Mile
Logo whose performances Of the dancing horse the
best We have ever seen.
Burrows THrAraE-The of this establishment
Is beyond anything have seen. Night after
night il filled to OVERLOOKING This is way surpris-
ing, as one might go and the piece performed
oyer and over again and yet find beauties to admire so
talented and celebrated the artists engaged by the
Magnus Apollo of comedians, VIM. 4. Burton. The beau
tiful comedy Of Love in Maze" will commence the
performances this evening 1t has been much reshed
by the audience that the manager determined to keep
it before them long they express the slightest wish
Mr.. and Mrs Holman will sing a duet Miss Walters
will dance and the entertainments will conclude with
the School for Tigers" To those who have the
above excellent pieces it is needless say anything in
their praise, but to those who have not would say
go and enjoy rich treat.
NATIONAL THrArRr-,Just expected. the
national drama of e Harry Durham is drawing very
large audiences every night. Scarcely a passes
without the most marked expressions Of pleasure from
the audience The scenery Is excellent and the acting
throughout such to give general satisfaction MIR
watkins OF Harry Burnham fine arts-
tic display Of dramatic ability The other characters by
Messrs Brandon. La Favor Taylor Seymour, Dunn Miss
Mestayer, Mrs. Hautonye and Mrs. Drew, all ably
sustained After this piece Miss Malvina will dance
a fancy dance. The entertainments will conclude with
the and splendid comedy Of Al that Gters is not
Go,an which j. being played in many theatres in this
city with unbounded applause. This bill is one that
must have the effect Of crowdng every department of the
National theatre.
BRoroHaMs LscrM-Thc and splendid operatic
romance called The Spirit of Air which has been pro-
duced in the most brilliant and effective style at the
Lyceun, j. drawing large and highly respectable
dienccs. The scenery Is magniticenthc acting excel
lent and the music by Loder brilliant and melodious
The artists who appear in this spectacle, Mary
Taylor Miss Julia Gould Miss f. Taylor. Mrs @. Loder
and Messrs Palmer Raymond, Dunn. Lyster and several
S,h,r 1nSn. PERFORMER This piece viii be succeeded
will be followed by an Irish t by Mr.. Fletcher and
Miss NJ. Tayeure. The entertainments will conclude
with the favore farce Of the Elton Boy" Brou2ham il
dcseryedly going ahead he is an active and intelligent
manager. fine dramatist and is generally esteemed in
private life
As1on Pracr .rnr-To-nght the French artists
will give another performance. which hope for them
will be more fully attended than Tuesday evening.
They need encouragement and support for their difficult
enterprise; and their countrymen would do well to pa
trone Astor Place theatre under these circumstances
Although the company Is not perfect would de-
sire am, Of the artists but little acquainted with
the stage, there elements Of which de-
serve the attention Of the pubic theatre in which
| is performed foreign pieces, in foreign language
should be frcquented 10y all strangers ii they want to
have in this city permanent interpreters Two vaude
vcs" Les Miseres de Ia vic Ilumane." and Les deux
Ams-wll be again represented tonight. These pieces
have been already upon the bi--wc would like to see
some novelties. and activity in the directors Ae-
tiyy IN an enterprise Of this kind Is an essential part Of
| success
Cnntsr's MrSsrnrLs-This famous band are az pros
porous ever They five years in the city
Hd much reshed in their performances ever.
They announce fine bill for this eyening-snging,
| choruscs instrumental performances and dancing.
FELLOWS MINsrRrts give entertainment of great at
traeton-negro melodies, Buresque Opera scenes in.
strumcntal performance solos on the violin and banjo
with other features o great attraction This baud is
| going ahead
BmsuMs MrsruM-Thc popular and highly interest.
ing celebrated comedy Of AN that Glittcrs l. not Gold
will be repeated this evening The characters sus
tanned by artists Of consummate ability. This beautiful
comedy. from the mastery pen Of Morton consists OF
three acts. and, production, it even when first
enacted at the Royal Olympic Theatre, London proved
to be decided hit that it is st in the very zenith Of
its success. notwithstanding near three months have
elapsed and yet it is in progress For the young Of both
sexes know Of piece better adapted tn display the
winning powers Of love. affection. yes life itself than
this The character Of Martha Gibbs j. admirably aus
| tanned ly Miss Chapman whose amiall. qualities
alone speak the real natural touches requisite II the
COMEDY itself The part Of stephen Plum Is well enacted
by Clarh who also makes tho chart ctcr yorite This
afternoon, two aughabc pieces are to be performed
entitled Z" His Last Legs" and Domestic Economy
| AMfnrBrAIRE. BowrnY This evening, the accom-
plslid and popular equcsricne Mile Louise Tournairc
announces her name for benefit II being her last APP
amount Of eminent talent will appear and the fair bene-
hciary Is to ride two IT her most brilliant acts Mr..
| Lsvaltr Lee the great English equbrist has voun-
teercd his service and will give his astonishing exercises
with the revolving globe and the entire bill i one u un
| usual strength.
| PaNoRsMs OF riT Pmcnin's PBoGRfss-Ihis beautiful
aud instructive painting i drawing immensely crowded
| houses.
| Tar P,SoRsNa ~ ffrSGARY is exhibited nightly at
Panorama Hall corner 81 Broadway and Walker street
| MINIUs EooMs-PosIrHrIy rHE b,sr WErK % rHr
faNonAM. % iRrisSn-ln spite Of the crowded state OF
the audiences the proprietor of this beautiful and orgi-
nal painting l. compelled to that his previous
arrangements will not permit him to continue in the city
longer than week Therefore advise all who
with t. the Panorama Of Ireland to do 80 during this
week The admission Is only TIVE yhye cents children
half-priee.
CoILisyrM.-White and Horns celebrated band gives
very amusing negro entertainments at the above place
Of amusement. every cyenng-songs. choruscs, nc &c
Mns. LsCRA A. JoSIs CoScrRr. at the Chinese Rooms
this evening promises to be unusually attractive Mrs
| T. Dillingham; Bostvick and Dodworth's baud are 20
| assist.
THr Dr,Sr FANNY win give grand concert and lite
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