The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-15
Theatrical.

Theatrical
=, BowrHr THsArsr This being the list night thai
the Wave will be produced those who b not seer
should by all means do as IL is In IL >eif worth
nenoe with this fsvorite and esc.lisnt drsms with
r. Scott, Mr. Titon. Mr.. Stevens and Mi - wsmvss il
tho leading characters Miss Hr.rt will sing isvor
tte ballad and the performances will conclude with th
romantic drama Of Gil Bias"
BRoaDwAY THEArHE.-Yhe same excsedingly sttrsc.
tive bin IS that which has drawn immense houses for
Eve weeks is announced sssn for this evening the
grand romantic spectacle of "Faustas With spen did
cast and with tho richest sad mos gorgeous scenery
piooe will be withdrawn after tonight not Those
therefore. who have not t should BY oil
viii commsnee with,tRs new fare, OF Bes.ey 81 Var -
ana VIII conclude with " Fsustus.n
BrRron's THrArRE.-h great bib for this evening.
The entertainments will commence with the couxedy
OF the "Hypocrite," with hue east This viii 10
succeeded by fancy dance By Miss Walters aud tho
entitled tho " Worlds Pair " which K We may jndso
from every new piece presented for the
Burtons patrons win be placed on the stage IN the
moet splendor The concluding feature will be tho
laughsble afterpiece OF " Sent to the rowsrn
NArorAL THrATRE.-The programme for this svea-
VII BE- IL. spectacle called the oprSnns rros o3 psss S
FaIies:n This will be saccesded by the Yankee dra-
ns entitled the Stage Struck Yankee" in which Mr..
G Locke, the inmitAble personator of Yankee cha-
racters will appear ss Curtus Chunk This gentlemen
s drawing we'll The next feature will be the capital
burletQue, Pizerrobus and the will ter
inmate with ths ballet of the Frisky Cobbier.n
BRoueHAMs LYcEum.--Ths entertainments an
nonnoed for this evening are exceedingly sttrscvo
tor Mr. Owens, whose acting eloits every night the
most enthusiastic cheering. The smusemsnts win
by the nrst act of Dombey and Son" This viii bs
succeeded by the popular farce Of Bstssy Baker" end
dance the Crsoovierne.n The next f..tur. NAV In
deed be termed the most attractive Of all ss Il
%ors 0t "
piece will amply repay the visitors All will close
with The Wild Indian"
BARruMs MUSEUM This is, beyond question. one
OF the msst interesting places OF amusement in
city. No stranger thinks OF coming TO New York
out visiting Barnums and independent Of the
SO certainly far surpss.es any similar bsn n-nt
except the royal ones Of Europe Charlotte rsmplvt
10 performed there this afternoon; aud Beauty sud
the Beast the delicious comic extrsvxgsozs, that
everybody is running to see, is done thi, evening
CIRcus-THE Two CLowSs.-Donaldson, the singing
clo~n and negro melodist. disputes the palm With
John Gossin TIL olo txvorits OF the Amp thsatrsr
and each opens . budget Of merrimeut droile-
ries every night the infinite enjoy ment OF the sad
tho friends Of each v-ing with the oth.r wa,oh
ehall receive the greatest sppisu.e Jack Robinson
and hi. Monkey" and the great tsats OF FrsnkIa-
Rivers Miss Wells and the OF this spsn lid tr,ps,
continue to attract large audiences There to be
afternoon ss we'll ss ming performance this day.
Nh FAssrRrs GERMAN THs.rRr Our German
friends and all who take interest In he Language
and literature Of that land OF book men. will thaax
for calling their attention to the fact that the German
troupe, which has been performing durag the winter
In Chambers street next Burton is about TO re.
move to the Oily mpio theatre broadway. Me-. fss-
sprt, the manager deserves the highest credit not
merely tor increasing by this step tbs nporsuos aod
resptotsby OF the enterprise bat also Tor tue xest
eforn which he has made, by securing the ssrvc of
the best performers to insure success .qll to the
bodness OF his enterpri The tarstre opsas dou
day evening next with The Soa Of the Wilirrness-
q celebrated and highly poetical piece, of which .
translation In verse, By Mr.. Charles EdSsrd Anthoe,
OF city. published year since sni AT
with great favor from all who had tims read
thi. city of hurry and all absorbing devotion 70
business.
PiLsRIa's PsooRsss-rhe same rush to tais
beautiful painting TO exist Tue AL 4, saed
by highly respectable audiences.
0Lymrtc The grand Panorama OF Ireland ARE
glad to perceive, Is we'll patronts-d W. iafor nd
Il ~ill be- exhibited next week at the Minerva Room
Owss's BEsxyIr.-This evening this 1, popular ant *
ceient ediAn takes his bsneht at Yrsuxhs Ly-
csum. lie de,erves = bumper, and VIII Hssuredly get
Madame Anna Btshep had h-seAt .. the walun,
strest theatre. Phiadrlphia last evening
Sir william Don Ia playing In wsshing gton oity