The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-19


Bo~LRr ThLArnE-rhe usual features Of attraction
are offered for this evenings entertainment. When
rally speaking are excellent This evenins. the PR
formances Will commence with the grand hstorscz1
the part OF William the Second by Mr. Tlton; that q
alter Tyrrell by that able aud very promising actor
MIR. n. Eddy, and Eiitha by Miss Q. Wemyss Miss iif
fert viii sing the Flag Of Unonn and the entertain
ments will conclude with Bephegor, the Hounte.
bank and His Fsmy''-duillaume by Mr. Eddy; the
Chevsler de Rosc by Mr. Titon; Henri by Misc T. De-
nin and Madeline wife to Belphegor, by Ms Wcmyss.
This is indeed an attractive programme and that
great efforts 10 please his patrons by the intro
ducton o. everything novel and We CAD 70 perceive
his exertions are crowned with success.
BReApwAY TasATRE-Tne features OF attraction for
this evening are, FIRST, the aughable piece entitled
the Rough Diamond" with Mr. Parry a. Cousin Joe.
and Mrs. Abbott Margery Fredericks Sir William
Evergreen; Reynolds as Captain Benheim and the
pretty Miss A. Gougenheim Lady Plato. The termi
mating piece will be the grand romantic spectacle of
"Faustus, the Demon of the Drachensclsr-the part
of raustus the German doctor by Mr. Harris; that Of
Mephistephees by MIR. Conway; Wagner by Davige,
Miss 0ougenheim, and Others in the respective chs
racters The scenery Of "Faustus beautiful ia the ex
IRENE the views magnificent that OF Venice with
gondoas passing and repassng filled With maslueraders
displaying all the gorgeous preparations for the sp-
preaching carnival is in itself worth the price Of adns
sion.
:. NiBIos DEs.As soon as one attraction is gone
the proprietor Of this beautiful location introduces
other For some time past the distinguished artists the
Rousset family have been drawing crowded houses by
sion This evening Mr. II. Placide the great American
comedian will appear in of his best characters
namely Grandfather Whitehead in the touching domes
tic drama OF that name lie will be supported by Messrs
Eyting, Arnold, Sloan, Jordan. Miss Wallace Mrs Sloan
and Mrs. John Seton The entert sinmens will conclude
with new farce (irst time in this city, called the
First Night. Peep Behind the seeaes'the part Of
Mons. Achille Falma Dufard, French actor BY Dir
Placde There BE- little doubt but the theatre will
be crowded in every department Mr Pacide Il gene
rally admired for his great comic abilities
BtRIos's THEATRE This evening, the distinguished
comedian Mr.. W. K. Blake, takes his benefit. when
Bourcica us excellent comedy of London Assurance"
will be presented with a brilliant cast Of characters.
Mr. Blake has been Of the greatest avorites that
has appeared at Burton's since its opening lie is
nmitable in every part ne undertakes and has conri
buted much to the pleasure OF the dramatic public
by his abilities The performance will commence with
great character Of Sir Harcour Courty Bland Charles
Courtly Adoiphus spanker By Mr.. Johnson Dazzle
dian and great favorte Mr.. Burton the part of Lady
Gay Spsnker by Mrs. J Walack. jr.; Grace Harkavay,
by Mrs Russell, and Pert by Miss Hill The orchestra
will play several beautiful overures posas and wstzes
and the pot poI called Echoes of Erin" and all
will close with the fine farce Of Crmaon Grimes" with
Burton, Johnson, and Mrs. skerrett in the principal
characters.
NATIONAL THrATRE.-The grand fairy spectacle of
"Thalaba" which has created such excitement among
the play going community for the last two weeks, is adj
vertised to be continued during the The
unparalleled patronage which has been bestowed the
amusement for his numerous visitors keeps him in the
continual receipt Of new productions Another
operate buresaue extravagansa yi be produced th'
mence the evenings amusements with Messrs. L. Fox
Herbert, La Favor Miss Il. MestayeT. and Mrs Drew
sustaining the principal characters This will be follow
ed by the gorgeous fairy spectacle called Thaaba the
Destroyer, the burning Sword" which for scenic
effect magnificent costumes. machinery sc, has
been surpassed Mrs. c. X. Thorne Miss u. Mestayer
and Mr. Brandon viii perform their respective eSceens
parts. usual
BrorGHAM LycEtM-The performa noes will commence
with Testers successful drama Of the Fortune of War
The scenery in this beautiful production is splendid
the mechanical and scenic effects magnificent Tbs
characters are all filled by the leading artists Of the
establishment namely, Messrs. Brougham. Dunn Leach,
Palmer, Lyster, Raymond Mrs. W. X. Blake and Miss
Gould. The accomplished danscuse Mile. Duoy Barre.
who has become great fayore. will dance with Mr.
Smith. pas de deux from -Giselle.' This will be fol-
lowed by the celebrated extravaganza of Don Giovanni
in London" in which Miss Mary Taylor. Miss Julia
Gould Messrs Brougham Lynne, Leach. and Raymond.
will oil the principal character grand masquerade
comes OF in the third act Brougham Is doing wonders
at tile Lyceum he is indefagabc in his efforts to estab
lish his concern and glad to perceive he is
cessful.
BAsSuM's MrsrrM-A grand dramatic treat IL offered
at this popular resort. for the coming week The
deru infant artists Kate and Ellen Batemsn, whose
cent tour throughout the South and West greeted
with the highest encomums from the press and the pub
he are engaged to appear in round OF their most
in a comedietta called the Young Couple In
the evening they will appear in the fourth OF The
Merchant Of Venice" and " The Young Couple"
CHnIsrY's MIssrRrls-This unrivalled band Of negro
personators. honored during the past week, with
densely crowded and highly intelligent audiences and
their several performances received with enthus
astic An excellent collection Of dances
jokes buresque operas and instrumental pieces isaa
nounced for the present week.
FELLOWS Mr~srRrLs.-Tbe burlesque opera enti-
tied To My Read Dear, which performed last week
by the above inimitabe company, Is decided hit, and
will be repeated every night this week together with
the thrice encorcd Firemans Chaunt and variety OF
singing and dancing The instrumental performances
cannot be exceed
Mr. BroxLaSp, the treasurer Of Broughams Lyceum,
takes benefit to evening when bill Of great
ATT ctiQyz ia 10 hiz
many, will crowd the house.
NATIONAL THrarnr, BosroS.-It viii be seen by an adj
vertisement in another column that the National Thea
trv, Boeton. has been leased for term OF years by
Messrs Wright, Spear, fenno & Bird. We understand
they industrious and enterprsing men, and the
theatre has always been in good reput We have doubt
Of their
CITY TRADE REPORT.