The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-06
Theatrleal And nIuslA~l.

BowERY TEArRE.-This famous establishment,
which may be said to have been the school where
many Of the present great actors Of the day were,
in measure, educated, under the able tuti on of
Mr.. L. 5. Hamblin, is now in the full tide of sue
cess This is but strict justice, as fir ON all We can
learn, Notwithstanding the many unfortuitous cir
cumstances of loss by fire, and other trying matters
the proprietor has, by perseverance and industry,
with an indomitable mind, overcome all those GALA
mites, and has met every demand made upon him.
He is now using every effort to make his theatre
worthy the extensive patronage he is receiving.
The production Of the splendid spectacle drama Of
Monte Cristo" mus: have cost large sum OF
money. The scenery is magnificent, and the acting
superb. The leading characters filed by Messrs.
T.. Eddy, Iilton, Stevens, Winans, Miss Wemyss,
and Miss ). Denim. The carnival scene is brilliant,
the characters all appearing in rich and dazzling
costumes, moving to and fro in glitteripg groupes.
The ballet dancing is excellent, and each scene,
throughout, is rewarded by enthusiastic cheers.
BROADWAY THEATRE.-This being the last week
that the beautiful spectacle Of the Vision of the
sun" will be presented, those who have not
it, well as those who have been delighted by
its splendor, should embrace the only opportunity
they will have, as it must be withdrawn on Satur-
day, to give place to other attractive features. The
entertainments for this evening will mmence with
the Teacher Taught" with Messrs. Conway ard
Whiting, and Mrs. Abbott and Mrs. 1sherwood in
the principal characters. The concluding feature
will be the attractive spectacle Of the ''Vision of
scenic production will readily admit that it grand
ia every feature, and that the leading characters,
by Miss Anderton. Mr. Fredericks, Mr.. Harris, and
Miss A. Gougenheim, arc all filed with excellent
dramatic ability. What the features for the next
week are, We do not know, but report says that Mr.
and Mrs. b. Williams, who have now become very
porular-he Irish comedian, and Mrs. Viii
Iams one Of the best represe natives of Yankee
character-sre being engaged. We are sure Mar
shall viii cater well for his patrons
NIBLo's GARpEN.-The amusments for tonight
will commence with the capital English Vaudeville
of Lola Montes," with Mr. John Seton rs Count
MuGenuf, Mrs. Seton as Lola Monies The other
characters by Messrs Sloan Eyting ,Connor Crcady,
Mrs. Sloan and Misses Osborne, Herring, Rivers,
and Mason. The entertainments will conclude wi III
the beautiful, always pleasing and delightful ballet
of s. Giselle, or tho Wllies' which is placed upon
the stage in the utmost spendor and agnificence.
To speak Of the merits Of the distinguished dancers,
the Roasset family, is scarcely necessary--their
to be Of superior order Although the four sisters
are exceedingly clever, yet Caroline deserves espe
cial notice She is remarkably graceful, and moves
like a sylph-her representation Of Giselle cannot
be surpassed. The ballet troupe very effective,
and the whole, from frs. to last Of this attractive
piece is well managed, that the audiences are
red into ecstatc delight, and give testimony OF the
fact by enthusiastic cheering.
Burrows THEATRK.-Ihe great comedian of the
day, w. E. Burton. announces this as the last eve
ming that the attractive and beautiful comedy of
''Love in Maze will be presented. The eharac-
tcrs in this excellent piece are all ably sustained
Testers personaton of a fop of the seventeenth
century, is a capital piece Of acting; Howard
Buckthorne, an English squire, is good; Burton's
Nettletop, q bachelor, exci:es roars Of laughter
his dress his gestures, and peculiar style of phrase
ology, all united leave him without an equal; Jor-
dan, as Colonel Buckthorne, is easy and unaffected,
and Johnston as Mopus, has no rival Mrs. Skier
rett rs Lady Aurora an old sweetheart OF Nettetor
Gns tha af has nrf
Mrs. Lucy Buckthorne, is perfectly bcwtching. Mr..
and Mrs. Holman will sing duet-Miss Walters
will dance. and the terminating feature will be the
laughable piece of the "School for Tigeis." We
need scarcely say the Chambers Street Theatre this
evening, viii present brilliant array Of the Elite of
the city. Remember, it is the last night Of the ex-
cellent comedy Of "Love in a Maze"
NATIONAL TEATRE.-The entertainments for
this evening are very attractive. They commence
with the excellent sketch of the Morning CALI"
which is greatly admired The next will be tho
very imposing and dazzling spectacle entitled "Tha-
laba the Destroyer, or the burning sword" We
have seen great many spectacles, and have no
hesitation in saying that Thalaha, for scenic beau
ty, as vol a. an interest kept up throug hout the
rntire piece il production Of great merit, and very
deseryedly entities. Mr.. A. III. purdy 20 the conf
dence and respect of the dramatic public The see
merry Is all ard beautiful-the vocal aud instru-
mental music excellent, and the dresses
&c, of the most gorgeous and dsnzng description.
In fine TO zee the scenery alone, Is worth the prise
Of admission. We therefore iyise all those who
can take delight in romantic scenery to visit the
National, where splendid views, such as the scpul
chre Of Zeinah, Sutan's pavilion, shady groves,
with the light OF the moon, giving svcry hue to
the entire scene, can be enjoyed. 1t reminds one
Of the lovers request" Meet me by moonlight
alone" and we shall add, in the groves Of the Ma
tional theatre, for they beautiful representa-
lions Of nature.
BEorcHAN's LycErM.-Corbyn's translation Of
Donizetti's Opera, entitled the "Child of the Reg-
ment," with the music arranged by the celebrated
musical director. Mr.. George Loder. will commence
thc entertainments The characters are all filed
by eminent artsts-among them the of
Mcssrs. Damn, Leach, Phillips, Lyster, Miss Mars
Tay Tor, Mrs. Blake, ami others Of great vocal
celebrity. IL positv ,ly does ones heart good to
hear the orchestral music OF this theatre ii is har-
monious aud truly inspiritinc. Mile. Ducy- Barre
aud G.. w. Smith win appear in the Taconctts
Polka, and the entertainments viii conclude with
the local popularity calleda Row at the Lyoeum"
MIR. Brougham's representation Of n Manager wish
inrO progress with the age, Is capital Lynne IL at
home In his hankefiDg after the legitmate; Mrs
Fernon's "reminiscences Of the pamy days Of theatr
cal representa- ions H. as always, clever, AID calls
forth enihu ,;aatic cheers; Misc Goulds yocaliza-
tion il excellent and Mrs. Brougham'e description
of victim 70 obstinate husband tells very forc-
bly,. l. short, visit TO the Lyeeum WILL amply
repay Br0ughams patrons.
BARaUM's EtsEI M--The entertainments for the
afternoon and evening are Exceedingly attractive.
in tie afternoon Sontag's great moving panarann
q Millions Paradise Lost and Regained will be
tIlbtcd. ii illustrates most Of tho beaut fal and
sublime port ions OF the exquisite poem as will
be followed by the domestic drama Of Village
Tale" and in the evening the moral drama q "lhc
Druakard" viii be acted. The new eror curtain
il a work Of great artistic merit.
CsisrY's MissrRnLs.-This unriylicd band of
negro performers offer exceedingly attractive
programme tbis evening. A numerous salience,
~ usual, will be in attendance to euJoy their eK
cellen, entertainments.
EELLo,ys' MIasTRELs tSD TuF Nrw ORLRsx,
,enES4naE, s:o ns siosici loa..s every
night. Their performances are we'll selected ana
always receive the wsrmest tokens Of APPRECIATION
MApAN ASA Rfsnor Il giving concert. AZ
Charleston, south Carolina, with great success.
sic VIII shortly appear in this city,
TuE ALironaNAss. These vocaIist, will give
their second and last concert in Newark Til ern-