The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-09

~ acct a. crowdipg this large and beautiful theatre
cal spectacle entitled the Ocean Of Life Every Inch
s.aor" Hr D. Eddy very popular actor, VIII sus-
tain the character Of Mat aerrton johnson Tadpole
riton as Hal Iiorsefela Miss wemyss the Hon Isa
bets Morville, and Mrs. Jordan Mrs. Morvlle The
ssS Ms asrs will Inn, aa popular song and
the entertainments will conclude with the successful
drama Of the Pirate Of the Isles which former &C
cssoos, drew large aemblages and received with
the wsmest demonstrations Of pleasure The principal
characters in this piece viii be sustained by Mr. stevens
the active and intelligent stage manager; Mr. Tnton and
Miss wcmyss When the low price Of admission TO the
boxes Is considered It Is not surprising this theatre
should be crammed every night
BsoaDwa, THr.TRn-SScosD NicHT or THE NV FAIRr
SrrcT.CIFEnterpri-e and energy will bring their
due the efforts Of the indefatigabe
q the broadway theatre, in producing the spectacle u
.FauStns" hayiNg been crowned with success and
knowicdgcd by universal appreciation he has again en-
councrcd a expense and outlay, place upon the
stage in style OF unsqualed splcndor the grand and
romantic fairy operate spectacle entitled the Vision Of
the sun" with entirely costumes and decorations
and extensive scenery painted upwards OF fifty thou
sand feet OF The scenery Is certainly magnih
cent and srpasses ANYTHING hitherto produced on the
American boards-he distant hills and mountains
things Of earth and not Of canvas the golden lake
doihacs castle the professions groups, and grotto
the rapid changes the quick entrances. exits,
and transformations the magical ascension Of Runac to
the sun the desperate terrific combat the overthrow
Of Ouitsnpac, and the enchante-s fall through
the Garth where the temple disappears, and dis
covers the vision q the rising sun, all truly
grand and admirably executed with the neatest
and most deceptive artistic skill The spectacle de-
rives unquestionsbe attractiveness from the great
Miss Anderon as Koran supposed peasant gives tone
Of sweetness to the part which few fail to appreciates
Miss Olivia as the Gen Of the Harp Miss Gougenheim
Runac Princess Of cusco and Miss Josephine Gouscn
heim CECILIA her friena lend charm TO the whole
piece which grace Of action and excellence Of voice are
sure to contribute These young ladies are nightly rising
in public estimation and descrvedly 90. To the exer-
tion and sterling acting Of Messrs Frcdecks Whiting
and Ill., and to the agility Of signor Carlo the success
Of the piece not little. The nymphs and whole
corps de ballet, led by Mr. Schmidt and Madcmoselle
Therese. also highly efficient The spectacle must
run for months The farce Of Betsey Baker, viii
Inence the performances this evening.
N~lo's GARprs-The most elegant equestrian per-
formances nightly given at this famous establish
meat The riding Of Mile Caroline Logo very grace
f and the trained horses which she exercises de-
cidediy the best We have The brothers Lois
set perform surprising feats horseback which
nightly checred The entertainments commence with
by Equestrian Juvenile feats,' and grand "Asccn-
sion Of the Globe ~ Baptist Loisset. The Rivers
Eatonstcne viii display his great Equestrian abilities
on his bareback steed and Messrs Wallet and Lahrop
viii smuse the audience by their original and witty
stories
Bunros's Misunderstanding can possibly surpass the
patronage which this famous Thespan temples recciv
ing from the dramatic public. Night after night. it is
crsmmed by the most discerning and fashionable audi
encee whose happy expression and delight give assur
10 the that they feel at home in his thea
tire Tonight, he offers fine programme the first ea-
ture in which Is the beautiful comedy Of +" Love in
Maze" which is nightly witnessed with enthusiastic
cheers Burton. az Anthony Nettletop, il peculiarly
rich, he is in every character he undertakes; and
Messrs Lester jordan and Johnston with those eelc-
raj satisfaction by their high order Of dramatic talent
fsvorite duet by Mr. and Mrs Holman; fancy dance,
by Wslters; and insiritDg waltzes pokas and over
lures by the orchestra The entertainments will con.
Guide with the farce Of the " School for Tigers"
IL this bill does not draw large assemblage will be
much surprised.
NATIONAL THrA1Fr-The great success of the
drama Of Harry Bu-nham.n the national drama,
induces the manager to continue its representation
The language Of this excellent production Is full Of
patriotic sentiment and the scenery is rich and appro
PIRATE The cast embraces the whole strength of the
nm fiSrx aid If hsrnl rplp
Scarcely scene rssScs without expressions Of the
~armc~t admiration from the audiences 70 convenience
those Who arrive al the theatre at the hour Of
commencing and that every body should have opp0r
tuniy o. seeing the above splendid drama the perform
anccs will commence with the and excellent comedy
Of AL that Gitters i Gold with Messrs Watkins
Taylor Ia Favor Niss Nestayer and Miss Hathaway
IN the principal characters
DrorcHsNs LYcrvs-Ano;her magnificent triumph
has been achieved al this highly popular place Of
nent IN the production Of the operate Of
The Spirit u Air the Enchanted star IL I spl.n-
ddy appointed In every particular and glorously
dered 10y the fine ares attached 10 the Lyceum Loder
has transcended himself in the music ghch i OF the
most taking and brlisnt order. There NOR
d-rs1nbL which must TO ths organs.
the high test of popularity amongst musicians Mis-.
Mary Taylor played anu tho efccnt r1 Of Astoria
ana was indeed the luminous star she represented.
she vas in splendid voice. and never did our pet
nightingale warbe sweety Mis- Julia Gould also
acquitted herself admirably. Mr. Leach made inn
mense impression in the storm did nr Dunn in
his portion The choru-e- ally directed by Mr. Lyter
were admirable. The mise deserves than
passing notice being one constant succession Of beaut
phantom with its wonderful transitions also the
sudden change from winter to summer, and the
chsnted lake which most novel and gorgeous work
o. art This magnificent romance will draw all New
York Tonight IL i represented together with the cle-
CANT comedy q the Serious Family with splendid
cast
Asros PL,cr OrrrA Horu-A numerous audience.
mostly composed Of our French citizens. present Mon.
day night ~ this theatre to witness the frt performance
Of the new troupe q French vauieyles The entertain
lse.1s commenced with comic vaudeville. called Les
sife Ni>crcs Dc a yie Humane piece fuu q wit aud
fsf-sf
vile entitled Los D,ux Amis a" on first hearing II
would h. unfair ~ cr-s tho artist who tried their ts
10 please the public cat must add they are not a.
vet completely acquainted With the stage business.
and that they need more tuy aud NOR appropriations
their dresses The pieces viii be repeated this
evening
csrrsr,s MNsihs' This famous hand announce
mn pr. srs this evening Beautiful negro mclo-
- wv uses instrumental performance, burie~luc
W. fccn"s and exquisite dancing. Tho htl Is gene
rally crowded aud tho audience seem delighted
FrLLows HiNBrHrls-IAis band announce pro-
yrammc Of great variety fr hi. evening They intend
introducing burlsslue opera with negro melodies
instrumental performance and dancing
BAr~rsi,s Mrsgurt Those who have nevcr seen the
great mofsl drama II tiadelaine performed should
I'll mo, Of visiting The Museum this WcIne-iay
afternoon and witness il reproduction f9r the last
time o. course great majority q the patrons who
have already seen IL time FER time viii hall is unex
pectcd announcement Vita 10y aud delight We consi-
Ter + powerful proluctionoue that touches natures
frrings whispering warnings at the same time 70
10Th 90 aud young ami insing into the heart relui-
lie idcss long be rcmsnbered. Remember that this
istke last performance, ~ Madeiane u the evening.
he Maid q Munstr ana simmer an Afathefs
A~rrurttrArpg. BowrNY This afternoon rerfpr-
vii be given ~ Mcssrs June s Co when Madlc
Louise Tourusirc and the company viii appear
the evening Sir W v Donaldson. tho clown ann0unc-
extraordinary t q attractions for his benefit;
and be has q very teusve Acquaintance viii
dOubtedly have = crowded house Tomorrow evening.
the charming Male Tourniarc takes her farewell heBe
~ Il being her la, syrcarance IN thit city tut TO
CsryrsE Roous.-Mrs Laura a. Jones gives concert
a the above rooms. On thursday evening n'Nt
PsNos,us o. InrLsap. AiyERyA EooNs, H6 BR9tu-
Vu-Thc proprietor Nj Na0le. u compelled by the
numbcr AMI rrspecahty - the audiences during the
past week q continue amcukt b.. Tor week longer.
his beautul and orertl panorama which fully deserves
al the psirenaro aud APPRECIATION which it has mot
with from The citigsus q Ncw York Admission only
n cents
THE AttFeHtSlkvs.-Ihc concerts u thesc vocalists
continueto Increase in public favor tfape haro wac
again filled last evening. The soug 70 w Nary
dear" sung ~ Mss Goe3rn0N received rar ur0u.
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