The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-11

Theatrical,
Ms5. mAE41EE MITcHELL--Wc have received q com.
municstion from N. p. Wsring Esq, counsel Of sx-
manager Mitchell IN which he states that Mrs Mitchell
has received from her husband since the 2st OF Sept
last the Of soS1 and that she has net therefore,
been living solely on the donations Of her friends and
BowrRr THrAYsr.-The new drama entitled David
Copperfeld being very successful the house being
crowded every night to almost ufo,ation it will be
repeated to- night, with splendid cast ,. r. Scott,
many years attached to this theatre and of tho
greatest favorites viii appear Daniel Pegotty in
The other parts will be aled by Miss Wemyss, Miss g..
Denim Mr.. Tilton and other eminent artists Miss
miner wl sing fayorite oa,lad ana .ne sntsrson- "a.
duction OF Wallace the Hero OF Scotland This
piece has always been received with tho greatest
marks of pleasure. j. II Scott appears Wallaoc,
and to our mind 1t could not have fallen into better
hands. This is bin OF great attraction, and NO
doubt, win crowd this popular theatre.
BROADWAY THrATR,.-The manager OF this estab-
lishmsnt has had in progress for some months new
and magnificent romantic spectacle, entitled aus
tus the Demon Of DracheDfes" which will be pro-
duced on Monday evening. IT. has coat an immense
sum Of money, in order to place 1t enectvey on tbs
stage; and from all learn, 1t will exeesd in
splendor anything which has ever been produced In
TN, Ins cast OF & D1ost
Conway, Whiting, Hin, Shaw, Reynolds Davdge Her-
ris. Hind. Mathews Scharf M adame Ponisi, Mrs Alb
bott and Miss Capel. The uery alone Is OF such
superb description that to 10 win be worth
than the price OF admission Mm-shsll deserves sup
worthy the support of the dramatic psblic. We hope
he will receive substantial proof That his efforts
performance
BuRroN's THEArRK,-The same rush ~ ever take,
place night at this well managsd establishment
This to some may appear strange but fohe theatrcaI
reporter 1t seems but act OF justice ss not
can be found who passed an evening within the walls
Of this famous dramatic temple whs otherwise
than that not only are the pieces protrsed Of the
bert and most amusing description, but that also the
comedians nling the respective charsctsrs are the
most talented that be found In the entire Union.
The drama Of David CoPperfela' viii commence
the entertainments, with Burton, Blake Lester and
other famous artists ling1the leading chara sters.
tiers nd
will play several beautiful pieces and the entertain
msnts will conclude with the Bold Drasoonsn
national THEATRE.-rhe bill Of entertainment for
this evening Is Of the most attractive Of the
son. -Four excellent pieces are presented and con-
siderpg that the price Of admission Is very
able will be much surprised IL the National be not
filed from pit to dome The entertainments will COM
Colen which win be followed by the attractive and
beautiful piece called the Golden Axe This beau
production with the most marked enthusiasm. The
next feature will be the splendid spectacle OF the
Magic Well and the whole will ssrIin.ts with tss
enlarge his theatre II he continues to offer such at
tractive pieces rs those enumerated:
BRouGHAM's THEArRn.-This establishmeHt Is now
fairly under way, and if good houses, delighted
audiences and company OF the best comic talent can
be taken as q criterion of its success We believe
Brougham's Lyceum is on the road to fortune. This
ever nipg the new version of David Copperheld whl
yi,itsrs who have already seen it, to judge whether
they see 1t better performed. Mr. Broughams CO.
mic ability is too we'll known to require anyparsouisr
OF the best low comedians Mrs Vernon the greatese
actress in line, in the wsrld Kate Horn excellent
in everything Mary Taylor, actress OF all works
Mrs Lodsr, capital In her line; and what shall we
say Of that aughterexciting splendid actress Mrs.
Brougbam Simply. that Miss Pegotty In her hands,
is drawn true to nature The Wild Indian :" ana
"Rough Diamond will conclude the performances.
AMERICAN MgeFUM-The entertainments OF this day
are for the benefit Of division No 61 Of the Sons OK
Temperance, ard the performances are OF very at.
tractiye character In the afternoon, the drams Of
the Spirit Of Temperance aud the farce OF Deeds OF
Dreadful Noten In the evening the excellent moral
and instructive drama Of the Drunkard The re-
- .-y ..a.s. en~ -. C esaa-
derabe sum, no doubt, all concerned ia ths march
Of temperance will attend and contribute to the sup
port Of enc Of the branches Of the order.
JUNE "a CRcUs-The sterling equestrian en-
tertanment presented at this popular resort continue
10 excite large share OF public interest," and the
formances invariably well attended. This evening
Mons Tournaiare appears in his great act OF riding
eight horses and many other attractive eats
nounced day performance 10 TO be given this after
noon for the accommodation Of families AMI Others
who may wish to sveid the crowd attendant upon an
evening exhibition.
PAsosaMA OF rHE PmGRrN's PRosREss.-wes still hear
but opinion Of the merits Of this work and pre-
IL Is almost needless for TO urge the public to
visit It, nssmuch IL has became Of the topics Of
the day There Is softness and delicacy about the
Landscapes In very many parts OF the painting that
we must confess, We have never seea before and In
Of the the illusion IL perfect that you
almest expect to see the giant and hends start out
from the and make themselve. at home among
the audience. We can assure our readers however,
there is no danger and We advise them to 90 and
see It.
srorr.Si HALL.-The beautiful tableaux ofNew Eng-
land which being nightly exhibited at this place OF
together with various other amusing and
attractive entertainments are spoken of In high terms
OF praise.
sarrLrR's CosNoR anne VIEWS are the most beautiful
we have They paintings OF grea. artis-
tic merit,