The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-31

| Theatrical.
| BowERY THEArRr.-The psrfermsnces II elzfs evc3.
Ing are for the benefit OF excellent acton Mr. A. W.
| Fsnno, being his last sppearsnoe Those who hsvs
Bowery, win certainly remember him tc.nisAs Hs
presents very sttrsctive bill The performsDces win
vs tss play sa
March, and Miss Wemyss - Isoline This will bs fol-
lowed BY the comedy Of Raising the Wind" with
Mr. Fenno In his great character Of Jeremy Diddlsr
Ths entertainments viii conclude with the oslebratsd
drama Of the Pirate Of the Isss,n With Stevens,
characters Iithdfs were no claim for benefit this
splendid programme should draw an immense Assem-
piass. We hope the house win Be cTsmmed.
BaoAswAr TnsArRr.-Tns same intense interest to
see the DeaQtiful spectacle OF Fsustus' seoms to
Exist wNn ths dramatic putAc. We are by no means
surprised at this 1t Is made new feature
every night, vsrious changss being msds in the
Oernivai pcene, which, as 1t is presented.
snt to attract fu no ey.ry r,rSs TSs an,ssSid
manner In which Messrs Dyotsf Conway, Davsdse,
spsctvs chsTaetsrs calls forth AZ. y Light sSs NOT
enthusiastic cheering The performances cor.msnoe
With the beautiful comedy Of Faint Heart Never
Won Fair LADY, with Conway, whitiJg and Madame
Ponisi In the lesding characters Thoss who wish
have full view Of the gorgeous scenery spr-oduced in
etter 60 early.
Busros's THrArRz-Yhe biis offered for ttx veni.gs
Entertainment Is o,e that nsust crowd svsry depart
ment Of this exoesnt dramatic temple The arn piece
10 David Copperfed," and to those who hsss is
ePressntston, for as to spsa OF the
alented manner In which each character Is rsrfora-
d 1t should be enough to say that Msssrs Burton,
Blake Bland, Jordan, Joknsen Mrs RUSSELL Mr., Gss-
70 BE- perhaps The best sp drsn.tio oonpsny any i tss
States Miss Walters and NJ. Frederic will 'dsucsN
Pas de Dsux. The orchestra VIA execute several
splendid gems from the respective operas, aud the
whole viii conclude with the sdmirate comedy Of The
Capt. Murphy Mcguire. who viii resist tSe temp.s
tion of going to Chambers street,
NArroSAL THsArRE.-This evening Is set apart fog
pre,snted exceedingly attrsstive They viii com
meDce with the new prize drama OF the DRY Goods
est dsmonstrstons Of pleasure Miss Malvins ~n,
next appear In . now medley dauoo, and Mr.. W.
rhompsen in comic dance The next feature win BE-
the beautiful extravaganza OF the Rights of Women
or the Ladies' Convention" Mr. e, Jacobs will play
solo on the accorason after which amusing lecture
by the farce OF Family Jars" aad the entsrtsiu-
ments viii cencuds with the comic ballet Of action,
entitled the Rose Of Snaron." great bill for sas
night.
BaouoHAMis LvexUM. = Full and fashionssle su.
dences nightly attracted to this house Of
ment to witness the excellent tstion Of the
"Ambsssadress,r y In which Broughsr, Dunn, Miss n
Taylor, Miss Gould, and Mrs Lodsr peurtray Their
applause Tho pcs de deur Of Mile. Ducy- Barre and
Mr.. @. W. Smith is . most graceful dsnos-ths agils
appreciation. In tas sfterpieoe Of thu Rton Boy"
Miss X ate Horn-vbo IL one Of she greatest and most
estasashmens- her.sM =. sSe. does in sysry.
thing TO the delight Of all bsholders She he exos-
lent actress amiabe woman, and 10, and has been,
at all times, popuer and deserved fsvorito
BAnSUM's MUssus-Ths spirit of fun, as well Is ths
spirit of novelty prssides the estrtanusnts ct
tnis place for such yoody array humorous perfor
msnces are seldom presented any where oise ss any
price Let alone at suoh ceedinsly low pzices
the saloon amussments sesm almost gratuity. Itis
i'm possible to 60 to Barnums efterpoon o, eysninx
and not be satisfied. Independent Of the vast ana
costly cole cton OF cnriostiss SURPRISING Al
the kind out OF the royal institutions OF Europe
day are given farcss, comedy moral dresae, uso,
singing and dancing, perfectly unexceptionabis in
tone and most interesting In character The WOOD
mans 5ssn this afternoon. The "Iilustrious strsu-
ger this evening. Donaldfons 5srensaers on both
occas!ons
CiRocs-Another crowded house wssnessedth he grand
pageant Of the " Revolt of ths Aareu "a .h1 unhi-
theatre, last evening The eausstriar act OF Miss
Mary Ann Wells is . splendid performauos aud wae
sppiauted throughout. The classic Illustrations on
two horses, OF the Oiynpian w-estlersn hy Msssrs
Frax kiln and RuDnals were given with beau ,ifuI
effect and Is the bes, performance OF the kind ever
given In the ring Mr. r. Rivers eIso highly
applauded as the Sailor on a Lee shore,r In Witch
act he has no rival very intSestins programme 10
sdvsIsis,a iof tnr s,enns; ssrminatias with the
TAsniNoroS H.iL.-Tllis h-l Is every Night the .
resort OF the most respectsts and discornfng au-
diences The Psnoramz Is exceedingly bssutiful-its
pictorial eloquepos zeache the heart leaving deep and
lasting impressions OF the necessity OF we'll spsnt
life, which leads to undyinS hSppiness.
PASoRAMA OF IRrLANp.-We are glad 4, perceive
tkaf this exhibition which on every evening At
th Olympic, is being well ratrcnizsd We are In
fsrmed that several beautiful Lswther pantings are
daily expected which viii gvoa finish this very at
active exhibition II the so9t speakp true where ~
says, "Eloquence charms the soul, Gong charms ths
nser these both be Dyed as the lecturer is
perfectly brilliant in his historic ees ana
several appropriate songs are nterspersed which sla
considerably TO give the ~ho.s grand eject.
HArrLrR's CosnoRsMas are being viewed by numSsrs
cahy They are pronounced Sy all to be paintings Of
great artistic merit.
Mn. J. pRouGH,n.-we are happy to hear that thh
excellent dramatic writer Gnd tine comedian Ia per
fscuy recovered from his ro,ent indispseition.
Ma. DtnrsrrNis giving concerts In Washington City,
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