The New York herald., 1851-09-30
Theatrical s,d Nfusic.i.

Bowrpv Trr.rEr This aourishinr dramatic edisce
rs wei. hled last evening and the reattst epthusasm
Prevailed throughout. Seldom. indeed. has plea
been experienced At any dramatic perform by
the public. than those lately given here The scenery
and sardrobe are nagnhcent tue stage arrspgsments
which directed BY that highly talented Mr.
stFvens give the utmost sstifac.ion AMI the acting
throughout calls forth the highest suogy; indeed Mr.
Ismb, has every feel proud of the arerl
In which every department. q his theatre IL
fsd The attractions provided for this evening will he
a repetition Of Last nights hill ng with the
trag, dy entitled Damon and PJthias in which Mr..
Eddy wi sustain the character Of Damon This highly
talented actor merits the greatest praise for the rapid
progrsss he s nightly making in bis profession lie viii
te supported by the full strength q the company The
Nr sna Mrs WHIT M Mr Gr,ahths sustsi,ipg ths prin
eiyal ra T. and the whole will terminate wi'h the mus
cal drama Of the Miller aud his Menn Mr.. Stevens
playing the part of Grindon
Kutos GsbpES.-Mainms Anna Thiilop. st whose
the patrons % this splendid theatre mani
isssd such great esjoymen; few evening" dnce TO
stresr this ey, ming in original character o Carins
In the opera CT The Crown Diamonds" which is pro-
ducsi In extremely credtabl manner and the music
II which Is EXCELLENT Madame rh on l. an artist very
rarely met with she Is finished 10 her style and pos
almost fzultess voice, which claims FOR her
position among the highest stars tina: move In the
operate circles Ever since her sppe4rance here sha
has been the theme Of universal sanitation. which i
invariably the in this country When sterling meTit
and greatly admired for his excellent denf ssons of the
Irisb character will support her, tog-.her With Hss
Mary Taylor and Mr. y. Meyer with such I'M men se
attraction Nbl0s will be crowded In every fepsrtment.
Ttespian temple crowded sgln las. evening ~
cess TO vness the great performances Of the 1isin
gushed actress Mr. Warner whose peIsors,ons durias
the eft week we're 30 superior IN style that hey have
vor for her the prOudcs position in her profession
Ever since her oDpearance here The theatre has beer
crowded 10 overhowing and the enthusiasm exseeied
any we have ever heard With such powerful acaus
ticn this lady 10 Burton's inimtabie company what
be expected but rst class pcrfma1q,s aud dsnsely
crowds houses, The a.tactiots offered fr this
ming. sury.s suy yet given The commencing feature
viii be the CRAFTY admired play entitled The Stran
ger" IN which Mrs Warner E sustain the character q
Mrs Hsllsr supported hy unsquaed cast Of tslen
and the concluding piece VII be the curnedy OF Th'
Honey Noon" With Mrs Warner per ornipg the part
yullsna.
Byorcu.N's LycrrM "A brilliant success achieve,
here last night by Miss Cushman in Brousham neV
play Of the CT Padua The part OF La Tsbe rem
dersd celebrated by Rachcis pertor Is exaet
sutsd TO the varied and Intensified powers Il Mss Cush
ran and she interpreted the meaning ofthe author will
the most oonsmate ability The play Is one desttned
add another the surels ofthis distinguish ID artei
We perceive that u srepsatei this evening aud We hay
doubt but that should the exgences Of the estsbhh
B.eut permit " would have an unuteu upted run .
mary weeks. n Is Of the greatest triuinPhs ou
great acttess has achieved
Esr1vAL THF,rnE An extra0rdeary array Of ~
traction h announced for tonight Al the favorite thea
ire. We are Utonisbed lrw Manager Purdy can keci
tucb Alecd sitraeu n continually before the pub
lic for 20 low price ~ bdnison he y csvtsloy
.be mos' inde'agsble Managers W bnos 81 ssi aect