The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-03
Theatrical.

Theatrical.
DowERY THEArRg.-Tks indefstg efforts Of Mr.
uambln and his talented assistant, Mr.. Stevens In
yrvlueing novelty q every character, are drawing
new ars ma, entitled the acosfrs.i. Of 4: nssisnic
WIN be produced for tn: nrst time with new scenery
and every thing suited e. Its being placed ON the
stage In proper style. The next feature will be the
comedy Of AN the Worlds stsgs;n and the termi.
mating piece will be the operate Spectacle Of Mas
niello The entire strength Of the company will be
presented In the above attractive programme Of
tertainment.
BRoApwAr THEATRE The gorgeous omsntio spec
tacle of"Fsustus' will commence the entertainments
this evening. Every one who has this piece pro.
nounees y the most splendid production Of the day
the
adjustment All the most talented artists Of the
theatre are engaged in It. performance: Messrs.
with efficient ballet troupe The carnival Is
surprisingly beautiful and what gives this piece such
is varied almost every nighttime msnassrs strainins
every nerve to please their numerous patrons The
performances will conclude With Grandfather White
b ead.n
BuRros's THEArKE.-This evenings entertainment Is
for the benefit of great svorts and excellent actress
In her line, MssJ Hill. Shooters bill Of uncommon
attraction, and we have little doubt but that every
seat In Buttons will be engaged before three o'clock
The performances commence with the comedy OF
Paul Pry,n with splendid cast. This will be
ceeded by the drama OF Faint Heart won Fair
Lady" Miss Walters and ~ Frederic, two great
msnts win conclude with the amusing farce Of Tsic.
Killed Those who wish to spend q pleasant night
had better call a. Chambers street theatre this evening
national THEATRE MIR. Purdy, always on the alert
to give the best entertainment possible to This
prtrons, gives something almost every week
To night the performances will commence With the
ctllent play Of Damon and pythias,n tbs leading
character being tanned by Mr.. J. G. Hany and the
others by Messrs Watkins, and other artists
DE- eo The pe.t will be new bur n us ps
"Pizarrobus," with new scenery properties and deco
rations. Ths orchestra will play the overture Guy
Mannering, and the amusements will terminate with
the beautiful comic ballet of the Rose Of sharon.n
BRoucHAM's LIZ cEuM.-The excellent English opera,
emitted the nbassadress which has been arranged
will again be produced this evening Mile Ducy
Barre, who is a charming dansuese, will dance with
tertsinme will concluds with Broug excellent
version Of David Copperfeld' which has been gene
rally admired To see Mr. Owens as Heep is worth the
entire strength OF thecompany. Brougham, Lynne,
Leach, Mrs Vernon aud Miss Kate Horn, fill the prn
cipal characters. This bill will assuredly draw .
crowded house.
CRcus In addition to the popular spectacle of the
Revolt of the Haren," as plendd display of horse
ming, in which the beautiful Miss Wells will perform
the Polka on horseback Mr.. Franklin as Will Watch
Rivers In his great trick act Runnalls the Fisher
man Of Naples, sc.
BARNuM's MusEuM--They have most extraordinary
novelty now at Barnun's 1t is a mammoth girl,
named Miss Grouse who weighs 456 pounds and 10 only
IA years Of age She Is positive wonder. The beau
tiful comic musical extravaganza OF Beauty and the
Beast, has also been brought out magnihcently a.
DARE sno Will DC tumilaDy performed every even
ing this week besides the farce Of Sent to the
Tomb" very comical indeed g Luke the Laborern Is
performed in the afternoon. More attractive amuse
me nts could not be suggested
WASHINGTON HALL.-The Pilgrims Progress, a beau.
tful painting still continues to draw large audiences
OLYMPIc-The beautiful Panorama of ireland should
be by all means by those who long separated
from their native land.
Mr. Neafie, the tragedan, is playing al Cincinna6k
Miss Charlotte Cushman IL at New Orleans.
silssee, the Yankee comedian, Is playing at H1h.
mond, Va.
An actor named Lewis, attempted to kill his wife
few days since, 1t Providence, r. during rehearsal