The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-22

In preparation and produced In style Of spendor and
magnicence for which this theatre justly celebrated
Neither pains expense have been spared in order to
its effective display and it consequently must long
and successful run The scenery gorgeous and the piece
is interpreted with thrilling music The part Of Ed
mond Dantes will be sustained by Mr. L Eddy and that
Of the French Able by Mr.. Johnston; Mons Morrel
merchant Mr. Stevens; and the beautiful character Of
Mercedes by Miss g. Wemyss and that Of Haydee, by
Miss $. Deniu Those who remember the performance
Of this piece mt the Broadway will have very little hash
ation in visiting the Bowery Theatre where they will be
delighted both with the scenery and acting The earni-
val scene is said to be magnificent Those who wish to
be seated comfortably, should 60 early.
BROADWAY THEArRE.-Although the weather has been
very ncement yet the splendor Of the spectacle
the Vision of the SUM- is citing large assembages
The scenery has been pronounced by the best judges
exceed anything ever produced in the States The dis
tant hills mountains Peru the appearance of the
bright cloud which opens and presents golden sum-
with the gen Of the harp and the Princess Runac the
msgcans abode the royal palace the golden lake the
brilliant palace which rises out Of the sea, and the
brilliant and dazzling vision Of the sun all features
OF grandeur which must be to be duly appreciated
present it in such perfection The characters Of Koran
and Runac by Miss Anderton and Miss A. Gougenheim
are ably sustained and Mr. Harris fills the character
Ouanpcc very creditably The part of the Dumb Slave
by sgnor Carlo is filed to perfection The amuse.
ments commence with that "Odious Captain Cuttern
NIBLos GARprS.-Mr Nixon, the equestrian director
takes complimentary benefit From the great influence
Of the committee Of management there be but little
| doubt that this large and beautiful establishment
Will be crowded in every department The entertain
mens very attractive Mile. Logo Mr. Eaton Stone
! the brothers Loisett, Madam and Mons. Benot with
ties in equestranism Mile Logo gives great plea ure
BY her graceful riding and Mr. Eaton the best
the most surprising and dauness rider have be-
held The performances in the ring will be various and
the clowns will relate all their original and aughable
stories.
| Burrows THrArRr-To-night the great the mimi
| table and Incompatible Aminadab Sleek will give lee
ture on Morality, at the Chambers theatre We
| have this character performed by many and al
though was ably filed yet we have never seen Burtons
equal The performance of this character is worth
the price Of admission The characters of Capt Murphy
NV Inrda Chnrln
o. Torrens by Mrs Russell and the Widow Demane
by Mrs skerret all filed to advantage and though
OF Lady Sowerby Creamley. No doubt large
blage Of Burtons patrons will be in attendance to have
.ne'l aso,e faculties excited by Bnrons demure and
nate with the Toodles in which Burton will appear In
his great character Of Timothy Toode The orchestra
VIII play several beautiful overtures and other nsprit-
ing music
NATIONAL THEArRr.-The appearance Of Mr. Pitt the
celebrated tragedan, hailed with the
and ~ be- BY sseesnt play
The part OF Werner will be sustained by Mr. Dibdn Pitt
that OF Uric by Mr. Watkins and Josephine by Mrs ii.
p Gratan Mr. Pitt is actor Of great celebrity-he
reads WELL and Is graceful in his action. Mr. Watkins
drama and is nightly received with cheers Mr. IN P st
is only engaged for this doubt the admirers Of
excellent tragic fill the theatre every
ming The entertainments will conclude with the Frisky
Cobbler" The public should be that grand
FAIRY Spectacle has been in preparation for time
and will be produced next Monday evening in style of
grandeur seldom equalled in this cty-the machinery
scenery and dresses have cost large sum Of money
BRoucnAMs LycErM.-As usual, bill Of exceeding at.
traction Is offered by Mr. Brougham for the
81 ms patrons me performances are generally good,
and the music Of the orchestra excellent Loder Is
capital leader and the band generally speaking, all
artists Of the nrst stamp The entertainments will COM
mtnce with the Teacher Taught and will be followed
by the new farce entitled Row at the Lyceum and all
Will close with the magnificent production of the Esprit
Of Ar which Is always received with the greatest
thusiasm In fact, with such artists Mrs Vernon
Mary Taylor, Kate Horn. and Messrs Lynne Brougham
iecp he veil n lad
MRS Brougham capital actress and Miss Julia Could
Miss H. Taylor with many Others are all excellent in
their respective departments The house neat and COM
Portable and It Is brilliantly lighted and the box and
door keepers civil and attentive.
CHRsTr's MrssrRELs usual are attracting the most
ia.hionable audiences Their performances always re-
ceive unanimous approval In fact, Christys company
give as select and amusing an entertainment can be
wished for.
able audiences: The programme for this evening con-
tains Of the amusing and diversified features
In negro mnstresy.
NV ORLEANS sERESApERs-This talented company will
give their second entertainment at the stuyvesant fns
tute this evening They offer well selected programme
and, no doubt, viii have a crowded house.
BARSrM's MrsrrM-Last night the spacious lecture
room, notwithstanding the inclemency Of the weather
was crowded TO witness the comedy OF the Serious
m,yn The character Of Amnadab Sleek ably sus-
tanned by that excellent comedian, T. IIadaway C. W
clarke appeared to great advantage In that Charles
ormsh. p sna mss Chapman psr.onic alton Of Mrs
win be repeated this evening. In the afternoon fine
o offered consisting Of Turning the Tables, and the
| AMprrHrAInr, BowrsY-Daring riding astonishing
fsas Of equilibrium, unequaled vautng and the laugh
lures at June Co circus the present week and this
selection OF entertainments given by the talented
troupe attached to the etabshmsnt affords great satis
faction to the patrons Of the Amphitheatre.
GRAsD CONCERT AT TRipLrR HALL-we publish to-day
the programme Of w. Vincent Wallaces concert The
selection Of pieces viii be Sound admirable Wallace
himself plays twice on the piano and three times the
vion Ills pieces are all with the exception Of the
celebrated Polka de Concert" and this he plays by
general request It's popularity IL so great that II
destined to rival his famous composition "Lc REEVE
Madame Boachslle sings fine music her voice Is
FULL rich toned mezro sopraao and her school has
formed BY the celebrated Garcia She H. beyond doubt
remarkable artistic Mr. Arhurson, the popular tenor
and strakoseh's meodous and beautiful aria Al par
dAngclo Gioyapna.r double quartettc by Spohr and
several overures win be performed George Loder viii
lead the orchestra The concert takes place this evening
Mn popas.-Tswlrs H.LL-Tuesday evening, April
18th The principal feature Of Mr. Dodges entertain
ncnt. Is mirh but Gas win be by the following
w. to ftcnd) hs concerts draw out tho best class
people throughout the New England sates-. Mr. Dodge
gave us last evening very fine musical oo OF senti.
mental grave, and comic peces-he r. a gentleman an
accomplished vocalist, and man OF wit In the legiti-
ranted In assuring that should he appear before an
audience Of your best class Of people he will afford 10
them very great pleasure The Boston Post in speaking
of Mr. u : entertainment In that city. says Then Mr.
Dodge h not only first rate vocalist but an
and Il the scycrmarks and Gupges be considered the
Dodge ought be set third lie has the power Of mi
tating to perfection, not only all wind intru
mcnts, but also cattle, sheep, birds guinea hens &cp
Hoas s,p wmTr's MrSsrRrls-The complimentary
benefit to 1hos Burns, who has lately returned from
MO Janeiro viii take place this evening Mr. Burns il
q very popular gentleman and, doubt, will have
bumper The programme consists d rare selection Of
songs ard dances, interpreted with variety Of bur.
lesQucs and wtticisms.
Ma ksrss. the musical director Of Fellows Mnstreis
taxes benefit tomorrow evening. lie svery talented
and deserves a bumper.
TnE ALLrcusssss win continue their concerts through
the present week only Their twentieth concert takes
place at the Hope Chapel tonight.
osEORsN, 90 THE PuaRrM's pRoonrss This instruc-
tive painting as usual s attracting crowded and highly
respectable audiences The afternoon exhibitions on
wednesdays and Saturdays offer very wholesome lessons
for the little ones.
N.etEs ossSp p.son.s, or Isrtsyp.-we are happy