The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-16
Theatrical and M usicaI,

BowERy THEArRE-The prod OF the great tragedy
esablshmen was very creditsbls affair and was re-
csived by large audience with marked appreciation IL
win be rspested with the same excellent css to-
gether with the fsvorte drama styled My Poor Deg
Tray In which Messrs Cony and Taylor win personste
the leading characters.
BRoApwAy THEArRE.-Mr Brooke the tragedisn who
has been herslded, for some time, TO appear at the
metropolitan theatre made his dts last evening" be-
fore very large and highly respectable audience.
when he first appeared, he was received with the
wsrmest demonstrations Of welcome and throughout
the various OF the excellent tragedy of Othso
he received the most enthusiastic cheers He win
the play Of "a New Way to Pay Old Debts" Suffice it
toy the great reputation which he is reported to have
enjoyed In Europe entities him to fair and impartial
trial applause be index to great dramatic ability
his may be considered certain. Madame Ponisi
Desdemona, Mrs Abbott as Emilia, Conway as Iago
and Fenno Cassio sustained their characters with
great ability.
NpLo,s GARpEN-The renowned Rave Family and
evening, in an excellenty selected performance. The
tight rope feats win be the commencing feature TINS
Missrss de la Vie Humaine which the French dra-
mato company to PERFORM and the whole VIII ter
inmate with the fairy psntomime Of "Mszulm"
BuRror,s THEAraE-Burton has provided another
great for to night comprising the excel
lent comedy entitled every One Has His Fault In
Miss Fanny wallack Miss weston, Mrs. Hughes, Mrs
Blake and Miss Hill, will appear and the lsughable
farce Of mad Dogs" These attractive features must
fill Burtons In every department.
NATIONAL THEATRE-The elegant bill of enter
tainment which given here last evening is to be
peated to night, commencing with the drama entitled
"Ingomar,n in which Mr. j. II. Scott and Mrs Nichols
will personate the leading characters The fsvorite
drama styled the Slaves Revenge and the new pan
tondme called the Marble Maiden,n will be the
ceeding pieces.
BRouoHAms LrcEuM.-This evening is set apart 70
the benefit Of MI. Lynne the stage manager Of thi
beautiful establishment The pieces selected shaks
reares play Of Henry the Fourth" AID the very hu
farce, entitled the Niseries Of Human Lie'
both of which well cast The beneficiary being
very fair actor, and having played lor long period Ia
New York, is entitled to a bumper Give him one.
BARNuM's MusEuM.-We have seldom behelda more
comical piece than the played here yesterday
afternoon, called Wigs and Widows" 1t is exceedingly
laughable. In the evening" Colman's beautiful and
classic comedy Of the Poor Gentleman attracted a
crowd, and superbly performed. The same bill will
be repeated to night.
BowERy AsiPHrrHEATRE.-Ths great Kossuth Caval-
cade will be repeated this evening together with the
Brgand Chief and the Brazilian Apen besides
variety Of other entertainments. Those who wish to
pass pleasant evening, should visit the Circus.
CHRysrYs MINsTRELs. This undoubtedly popular
paby announce another very attractive entertainment
for this evening
Fellows MINsrRELs.-The programme provided by
this talented band for to night is attractive good
performers can make it.
The PANORAMA THE WoRLp's FAIR continues to at
tract very large asssmblages Every one should see It,
MILE DEnILEs CONCERT al Trpler Hal, takes place
Thursday evening next the 18th inst. Bee the pro-
gramme.
O-ma- ha Indians, will give series of their novel aud
original entertainments early in January next. They
will exhibit their smusements, dress customs instru
nents and other curiosties belonging to their