The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-09
Theatrical and Musical

BowrRu THE,rRr.-Two excellent pieces are offered
for this evenings amusement The first piece Il tbs
grand Indian three act play entitled Wasousts the
Massacre Of Mchilmackinacn Mr.. l.. Eddy, who Is
excellent actor and great favorite will appear Wa
cousta and Miss Wemyss anasta After this splendid
feature Miss IIifert will sing Of her much admired
ballads and the enterainm snts will close with the
OF The Sealed sentence, with Mr.. Stevens and Miss
Wemyss IN the principal characters MIR. Hamblin has
given by his conduct in the managerial chair the
satisfaction and We are glad to perceive his eft
properly appreciated. When his grand complimentary
benefit comes OF, he will then the estimation in
which he is held by the dramatic public His unweariei
and efficient services will not be forgotten.
BRoApwAy THEArRE.--This evening Azael, the Prod-
GAL which has drawn immense audiences all the past
week, will be repeated and WILL doubt, be continued
for some time 1t has been pronounced unanimously by
the public and the press the most successful ana ~
ncent dramatic spectacle which has been produced in
this city for years The aiapter has acquitted hm'e
admirably Of his task keeping up the interest and ex
element from first to la st. spleador in scenery
costume and decorations arises in every scene AMI dsz
zles the behoder and ever and anon sweet Auberian
melody comes freshly upon the The piece affords
great scope for excellent dramatic acting and has de-
rived much impetus from the representation of
whiting, shaw, and Miss Anderton, Mrs. Abbott,
Mile Therese, and elegant corps De ballet. IA
yorite farce L performed every evening previous to
American adaptation and an American enterprise
NIBLos GARDEN The Ravels attractive as ever
and much more So since the arrival Of the
celebrated Gabriel whose appearance every evening Is
greeted with the most enthusiastic plaulits The per-
form TO- night will commence with feats the
tight by Gabriel. Francois ANeI young
tome Ravel and the famous Mons Blondn. whose
prng exercises eci. vehement cheers. The next fei
in succession will be tue beautiful ballet pantomme
of the Eopem-ntn which Interpreted with several
dances and concludes with beautiful tabaur rrans
in eight pictures. The concluding piece will be the
comic pantomime OF Godenskio in which Gabriel will
snstain the character OF Code nski
BrRroS's TrArRE-This being the last night but two
of the and considering that three highly amusing
pieces presented, presume this famous Thespian
temple will be crowded IN every department The per-
formances with the drama Of Faint lie irt
Never Won Fair Lady" Miss Walters will dance Pas
Seu which will be followed by the excellent drama of
the Tcodes in which Burton will sustain his inmit-
able character of Timothy. Mr.. Rea great fsvorite
will sing favorite ballad, being his first appearance for
time The orchestra will execute several deli ghu
pieces and the performances will close with the eIcecn
farce Of the School for Tigers This attractive bill
will fill the house.
NATIONAL THE.rRE-Ths being the grand festival of
the New York fremen Dir Purdy, the active and enter
prising manager has made a fine selection for the
ing's entertainment The performances will commence
with the drama of the New York Fireman" which has
had such brilliant run when produced ut this theatre
The respective characters will be led by Messrs Wat
kins Fox La Favor Brandon Miss Crocker Miss Hauton
vile, and other eminent artists The orchestra will play
several overtures and the entertainments will close
With the grand musical drama Of "Masssniello with
talented cast Very little doubt may be entertained that
the National v i'll be crowded.
BRorsH.N's LrcEuM -The f~que nters Of this neat
establishment will have rich treat this evening The
piece selected Is Sherdans beautiful comedy Of the
School for Scandal" look at the programme will be
sufficient 10 Induce numbers TO visit the Lyceum al
the stars VIII appear Chlppendaie me actor hnd u
great fzvorte, Sir Peter, Drougaam Sir ntmn,
Jordan Charles Lynne Joseph Leach Crabtree,
Raymond as Moses Dunn as Careless Phillips IA Sir
Oliver Miss Julia Bennett Lady Teazle, Mrs. Vernon
Mrs Camden, Mrs Loder a Lady Sneerwel and Miss
Gould Maria The performances will close with the
Polka Rationale. This attraction will assuredy ill
every department.
B.RsUMs-Without any exception whatever. con-
slider the bill for to-day presented for the ed6aton Of
the museum patrons, nothing short Of the best pro-
grsmme sent forth from any Of places Of amusement
In the evening Who's Your friend will be revealed,
together with that tptop comic farce Of the Railroad
station" in which liadsway Sampson Jones cannot
be exceled capital bill will be played this afternoon
The corps dramaqe engaged here cannot b. surpassed
Be there to-day with the crowd.
CuRIsTy's MIysTRELs-The performances will COM
with overture, aud will be followed by various
negro melodies The celebrated Voyage Musical" will
also be- given with instrumental solos aud exquisite
dancing
FELLOWS MlNsrRus.-were there other attraction
but the song which Collins sinss tonight II would
amply repay the visitert IL that sweet aud touching
melody called Kathleen Mayourneen." No doubt the
house will be crammed.
Miss Charlotte cushman is playing at clevel and Ohio