The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-02

oa nomshs IHEArRE great bill Of fentertanmcnt Is
commence with a new patriotic drama, styled the
"CSnfrerie OF the Mechaniss,n which viii be produced
Theatre is famous for This piece vi bs to,Iovss
BY the comedy OF" All the Worlds stags vith =
operate drama Of Msssanisllo Th,, ~nn Dc .ns
oughtto MI the theatre from pit to dome Hambu is
| an indefatigsble manager =
| BRoApwAY THEATRE.-The magnificent Romantic
spectacle Of Faustus" which will again produce
this week. with various changes in the carnival seen
"has S r.sa1 .a have only
scenery dresses and decor stions 1t is the richest
most gorgeous production We have ever behold Th,
Entertainments will conclude with the dom estic and
beautiful drama Of I" Grandfather Whitehead with
an excellent cast.
NIBLo's GARDxs.-This beautiful establishment vii
company. The performances will commence with an
overture, which win be followed by the vaudeville Of
Mdlle Pelice and n ons Bressisni of the Theatre d.
Orleans The Jenny Lind Potpourrin will next be
played, and the entertainments viii concluds With
introduce the celebrated ballet company, consisting o.
the four sisters Roussst and efficient corps de 5ut
3 BvnTos's Tnn.TnE-To morrow evening, Misc J.
entertainment OF great variety viii be presented Tho
performances viii commences with tho comedy Of
dance and the next feature will be the favorite drama
Of" Faint Heart Never Won Fair Lady, The next In
N. Frederic which win be followed by gems from the
operas, by the orchestra and the whole will terminate
with the farce Of" Twice Killed"
NATIONAL THEArRE.A great bill Of entertainment Is
offered by Mr.. Purdy for TO morrow evening The en-
tertainments will commence with the play Of Damon
and Pythias,n with Mr. G Hanly . Damon, and Mr..
Wstkins AS Pyttias. Pas de Cerito by Miss Mslvna.
The ne=t will be q new buresque, first time called
"Pizarrobusn with splendid aud sellent
cast. The orchestra will next play the overture to
Guy ManDering, and the amusements will conclude
with the comic ballet Of the Rose of Sharon
BRouGHAa's LycEuM - To morrow evening the enter
tsipmepts will commence with the opera OF the Am
bassadress" which Is every night received with enihu
siastic cheers The next feature will be grand pas
deur from La Gzelle by Mdllo Ducy Barre and q. w.
smith, and the entertainments will conclude with the
famous drama Of David Copperfeldn y We are happy
to learn that Mr. Brougham has entirely from
his recent ibdisposition and that he will pear in
propfid perSonr to morrow evening.
BARruM's MusEuM.--A very great curiosity can be
seen this week at the Museum-the Nam moth Girl,
who weighs 45o pounds and is only fourteen years OF
dies, singing, and dancing Add to this tbs privilege
Of seeing the numerous curissities With which the
Museum ebounds.
CIRcus.-June and Co.'s excellent equestrian com.
pany attracting large assemblases Between horse
nsnsbip still vautiDg, slack rope evolutions and
beautiful comic singing q very pleasant evening can
be passed ut the am phitheatre.
OLYMPIC We are glad to perceive that the exhibit
ticI OF the Panorama OF Ireland Is success ful The
paintings are neritoEous and the lecture excel
lent.
PAsoRAMA or THE PILeRIa's PRocRtss This iu- |
structivs moral painting Ia as popular as The
all going TO IT, and we learn that
the pastors OF dnsrsnI CHURCHES are occasionally vi
siting 1t with the children, and preaching sermon.
with the text all the time before their eyes.
Mdlle Blangy Ia playin ut Charleston theatre.
Mr. Buchsnan, the trsgs dian, is playing at Mobile.