The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-14

BowERv Tursrns -Ihe new piece entitled tn.
student Of Morsis having been received with the
most enthusiastic cheering will again be presented
this evening with the sanespl-ndid east The scenery
aud other properties necsssry to is proper produs.
ton are on scale Of great msgniicence aud With
J. H. Scott Tilton, his. Wrnyss and other eminent
artists there can be little doubt but that this PLAY
will receive all the stte ntion which excellent dramatic
talent can give IL Mis-. Hiert will siny one OF her
sdnifablr ballads, and the entertginme nis will
clude with the nautical drama OF Ben, the Boat
swain This is ane bill and one that must draw
large aessmblsSe.
RRoApwAv THrsrSE-, ,Fmsr NeHr ruE GR.sp
RoMaNrtc rrrcrAcLE ~ ''PAusrus. The manager Of
the Broadway theatre In the rapid succession II the
novelties which he produces keeps pae. 18th ths pub
lie desire, ana evinces audabl~ determination not 20
be surps,ed by any other house - srAm.'te snter,
tainnspt In this play going oty Last evening IN. old
and grand romantic spectacle Of Faustus or he De
mon OF the Dracbenfsls,i was revived la style OF
msgnihcence peculiar to this establishment aded by
auxiliary force OF hundred and atty persons.
The story OF the piece IL too we'll kBosn 70 require
to be even In this notice. and - do justice 20 the
many beautiful scenes and rapid transfer nation, in
our hrst cffftgHe, IL almost impossible Mr.. pyott
played the part OF faustus With great Judgment
and Mr.. Conway was equally good a. deRhisto.
philes. Nadine. Ponise and Mrs. Abbott sustained
their respective parts Of Ardine and Ro.oh. With
their usual ability and the chorusses aud dancing
we're rendered very Efficient We're not the dramatic
Representations Of the various performers than
excellent one would forget them on the contempls
ton OF so much splendor The scenery 10 In perfect
keeping with the appointments, actually helping TO
their perfection by throwing the charm Of art and the
sembapce OF natural bes utes srornd the richest and
most elaborate decorations. In ~erd the scenery,
machinery costumes Decorations properties appoint
ments anc magical changes are exquisite and perfect
and elected the admiration and unequvocsi express
sions Of APPRECIATION Of the whole house They
would be worth paying ~ see, were there
other attraction, aud We cannot imagius that
production With such scenic effect belonging TO
it-with such shllful actors, and vith every
compartment which the refinement ofstsge manage.
mebt can procuoe-we cay we cannot inns gine " pos
sibe TO fail 70 he attractive The entire piece indeed
exhibits eveencs, OF great csre and skill having been
exp. .pded on ito cay nothing Of pecunisry ouisy
which must have betn great, and Witch hope vii
prove profitable 10 Mr. MsrshaLthe enterpri'tng
and tIrited ltfsee when consider what has 70 he
done bso'e piece like the spsctssie of fansus can
he rrpttsertsd ths u rcpresenfed We cannot but
retoect that no ,m all degree praise y due "a the
inatausls concerned IN is production aud 70 those
vbtes talents hrsught int" requisiton 10 give
rusr 0rrc and dramatic effect 10 its dialogue an It,
ircd,nfn The house last uirhf, we gpi 10 sav
vas ~ of tLs mc.t fashionable and cef ainly IN
r.,F rtuNtbt, ~ he sfH6Ou The snsctaea wfl