The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-17

Theatrical.
BowERY THEArRE-The beautiful production Of the
Student Of Morlaix or the Patient Heart" which is
now being played st this theatre should be by
cast With ssost =. Eu1sns I.sss Tson y
d'Auvergne Miss Wemyss Hortense. and Mrs Jor-
dan as Madame Geotte. The beautiful play Of !" Ro-
meo and Juliet will likewise be acted with Mr. Fem
no as Romeo, j r. Scott as Mercutio, and Miss g.
Wemyss rs Juliet We should imagine the visiters of
this establishment have very little to complan of
when such bill AZ the above Is presented for their
amusement. The drama of the Student of Nor
aix," well written and deeply interesting piece is
all icient to attract full house but when shaks-
peares beautiful tragedy OF Romeo and Juliet" is
also announced the same night the audience must
be immense.
BROADWAY THEArRE.-Just as we predicted Mar
shals great enterprise in producing at an enormous
expense, the beautiful spectacle OF Faustusn is
which the piece is every night received there can be
little doubt but that 1t will have very long and
very successful run; The scenery Is gorgeous-the
the acting OF Dyott. Conway, Davdge, Mad. Ponisi
arr Mrs. Abbott such the success of any
nihcsnt spectacle Of & Faustusn The singing aud
dancing add much to the attractive features this
viii be made in the carnival scene, as the .eectaSls
advances 1t will be presented to- night, with other
entertainments.
Burrows THEArEE-This evening will be the six
teenth representation of the capital drama OF David
Copperfed.n which, from the talented manner In
which the respective parts are filled by some OF the
ableet comedian that can be found on any stage,
ELECTS nightly the most rapturous and enthusiastic
cheering Burtons Mcawber Is decidsdly the bsst
piece comic acting have ever seen he keeps the
house in ecstacy Blake actor Of great celebrity,
nightly ELECTS the most enthusiastic cheers In fine,
ali the actors good and the patrons of the house
will sing favorite duet; Miss Walters and ~ Ere
deric will dance pas de deur; the orchestra will
exs cute the Jenny Lind Potpourr;" and the amuse
ments viii conclude with the farce of the " E.on
Boy great bill for one night.
NATIONAL THEArRE-Mr Joseph Dunn takes his
benefit at this to night when one of the
most attractive bills Of the is offered for the
EVENING" entert ainment Mr.. d Rice, the popular
and talented Ethiopian delineator has kindly voun.
teered services the occasion The first piece will
be the "Wandering Minstrel the part OF Jim Baggs by
Mr.. J Dunn This piece will be followed by the "Ori
sina Mummy, in which Mr. D. Rice win appear as
the 'Child Of the Regiment and the next feature viii
be the romantic and Terpschorean spectacle called the
"Frolc of the Fairies This will be followed by
overture next the 81 Dumb Girl OF Genos,n and the
entertainments will conclude with the comic ballet Of
the Frisky Cobbler."
BRouGHAMs LYcEuM.-This highly popular and we'll
conducted establishment continues its greatly
full There ID brightness, elegance and cheer
full appearance in the place. which is positively
chanting Such number ct our hrst families espe-
attraction, without mentioning those Of the stage.
They play night the three great hits already made,
viz: David Copperfeld," of which Broughsm has
contrived to make most interesting and amusing
drama toget her with the Wid indian ia glorious
bit OF fun, admirably rendered by Messrs Broueham
and Ovens and the splendid extravaganza of Jenny
Lindn in which " our Mary gives such magnificent
proofs OF her ability and popularity.
CrRcUs This evening, Mile Louise and hons Tour
naare take thsirarews benefit being thu last appear
Of De French troupe this season after the most
successful known In the history Of the arena
They leave Saturday for Boston where they to
appear Monday next, at the Howard Atheneum.
The see for their benefit this
ming aired and elegant EN- bracing the
entire strength OF the company together with the auxi
liary aid Of Mons and Madame Benot and the clowns
Lathrop, Pentland and Williams. NJ lie Louise will
ride her cole menage act and Mons Tournaiare
the Courier of st. Petersburgh on seven horses.
AMERICAN MussuM.-The entertainme Is for this and
to- evening, consist OF excellent vaudevfes
singing dancing, and other attractive features, The
company composed of several favo,ite and excellent
com disns, among whom are Miss Chapman Messrs.
O. w Clarke, Hadaway, Andrews, Henkins and others.
This bshmsnt Is attractive in various Not
only the visers delighted with beautiful dramatic
but they also enjoy them in
viewing the greatest curiosties in the world.
PASoRAMA THE PiLGRiss PRosREss.-We are
pessd to hear that this grand moral picture has be-
come decided favorite with the public that the
propreors have resolved not to take 1t to Boston
early they had anticipated Tnis speaks we'll for
the good taste OF the q otbamtes.
HroPPASI HALL.-Those who have not as yet seen
the beautiful tabeaux OF Now England should by Gil
do they splendid paintings. They are
being exhibited every day, at the above hall.
of art the most beautiful paintings have
seen II /: surprising to that the house OF
Thirteenth street and Broadwayis not crowded every
hour in the day.
Mn. owEsE TIE celebrated low comedian, takes his
farewell benefit, at Brougham's Lyceum. 1t is hoped
his friends will give him bumper
nss FANNY DEsss will recite the Tale of 9s,
which she.deveredswth great cieverness at former
concert In this city at the forthcoming celebration
the Carroll Light Guards.