The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-26
TheatrIcals.

InG0vfICQIbs
BowERY TaEAIRE.-To morrow evening bill OF yer,
attractive features presented for the amusement
the patrons Of this popular and prosperous establish
tragic play Of the Tsmplarn The character of Gas
ton y darch; BY Mr j. Il. SCOTT Aymer de 10 Roche
BY Tntoni Bertrand by Mr. Fenno who is excellent
actor and great favorite Isoline by Miss Wemyss and
the other chasacters by excellent stock company
Scarcely vssk passes that Hambln and his exoellen
city and are glad to percsivs their exsrtons I,
please the hundreds who nightly fill the house ar,
properly appreciated BY our citizens The entertain
Son Of the See. !. which Is nightly witnessed by audi
ensss who testify their pleasure by repeated cheering
BsoAowAv TaEaTsE.- The splendid romantic specta
Gle OF "Faustus' has been triun phantIy successful
the house being crowded every night with the Largest
blaGes Of citizens The Carnival scene Is en-
tirely remodeled The scenery the most gorgeous
nave ever seen The view OF Venice, with gon ntolal
passing 10 and fro and oiled with masq ueraders pre-
paratory to the approaching Carnival is very impos
Ing sight The church yard by moonlight gar
DEN and mansion OF the Count--the bay OF Naples
the illuminated banquet ha--the grand reek diver
t.ssnent and the psaoe disappearing and disclorins
PAnde mum are al the most magnificent scenic pro-
ductioDs have Witnessed This beautifui pieos
VII be produced to morrow evening with Dy oft, Con
lists Thu performances will com encs with the nev
comedy Of My Hearts Idol' with Dyott, Conway
Mad Ponia and Mrs Abbott, in the leading charac-
BuEroNrs TRrATnE.--Mrs skerrett who has 40 long
contributed by her dramatic talent to the
o. the patrons OF this establishment takes her benefit
isdye great comic ability while playing at the Broad.
way Theatre; and, from the commencement Of her
With Mr. Burton mp to the present period
We brleve there not who will not say abe
the true Of tho word of the most attractive
features Of Bsrton's excellent company. Place her
In any character, and she 10 ct home there Is some
thing pleasing In every action; she is lively and
fascinating in her manners Tho entertainments will
commence With the excellent comedy Of the "Hypo-
c5ite,' aud Will conclude with Goldsmiths great
comedy OF "ehe stoops to Conquer with Burton,
Blake Letter, Bland Jordan, Johnston Mrs. Russell
mrs skerrctt, and Mrs Hughes, In the principal
characters.
NA1IouiI THTArRg.-Purdy 10 again In the field
with new prise drama, called he DRY Goods Clerk
,n snrn nsry .. the talented asaehsd
Taylor lie Favor, Miss Mestayer, Mrs Hsutenyile
Miss Croker and many other artists will all the
prominent characters. Miss Malyina will appear Ia Z
new medley dance, which will be succeeded BY the
celebrated drama Of tho "French Spy In which Miss
Hathaway, q yonng lady from New Bedford win make
her ds6ta in Mile Celestts celebrated charaoter Of
Msthilda. Miss Malvina will next appear In high
land Fling, and the entertainments will terminate
with the excellent extravaganza entitled the Richts
Of Women" which Is greatly admired.
BaoveHAM's LYcrua The most fashionable audi
ences nightly crowd this nov populsr aud fsvorite
10 tE he. wIo +
an EDglrh version Of Auber's Opera Of the Ambsssa
Dress, swhich viii be produced TO morrow. The re-
spectve characters win be filled by Messrs Droushan
Leach, Dunn, Lester Miss Mary Taylor. Mis-. Julia
Gould MRS. q. Lcder, and Mrs Blake The amu-e.
ments will commence with tho comedietta Of Where
there's win there's a way This viii be succeeded
BY the : Amba.saaressn which will be followed by
pas do d.nK from La Giselle by Mile. Ducy Barre and
Dir. Smith and the entertainm ents will conclude will
the farce 81 the Wild Indian No doubt the the.
atre vii be filled to overlooking.
B,nscs's hJsErM I'VE are glad 10 see that the
dasbng ana popular Donsidson. ensdere who have
attracted such immense audiences and excited such
general admiration at this elegant eetsblishment the
past week have been rs.sngsged tor one week more.
Heart Never Won Fair Lady, IL performed In tho 20
loon &c morrow afternoon ths Pleasing drama Of the
Lacy q Iyons, IN the evening" while the serenaders
with tssir negro songs, music, dancing, SO, perform
beth aetsrroon and evening.
Cscva-An the world and his family have been 20
tho nnPhitnsGtrs last week, to see the grand pro.
cos.cn Of camels elephants and Arabs introduced in
the rev Pageant OF the Revolt oi the Hsrem" The
piece Is nnDcu1ce: fer snort week it will no douet
vsry Euti!ui mounted on an Arabian charver both
being tfcvated p. deetal ten feet from the
grc7nd aal carried around on The shoulders ot her
rla7vs, out IL ~ feat not unattended With danger.
bcwever s3tctivs t may reader the scene The esle-
sTated Wells Family are 10 perform here this week.
Ntr,os 0ArrSE The splendid Rousset ballet con-
psDJ. with fuii aud scieot corps CT terpsichor-sn
adjunct, actively employed In rohssr.ng the new
ballet for their 49, Monisy evening 30 OF rebru.
sry. Thee are tie artists whose great success In
EuEope induced Mr Aisey 10 engage them Tor Amc.
rlca.
fiLss,Ns Psossy,s The exhibition Of this bcauti.
fpl ana Instructive panorama Il attended by highly
respectable sudisnccs who al pronounce IL work OF
great s-tit tlc merit.
PsNosinA a. isE.yo. Several beautiful rieus Of
Aicn'ft utu 0ntt sceBffy " ir~Annu
are being exhibited et the cl mpic theatre. We NJ,
tended one of these exhiistious, and much &c.
81 thc tra;aful representations OF the pIint-
iDgs. Ept Ne must net fo-sst the lscturereYidenty
o Eentenan cf refined sduostscn, whose soWiR~ his
torcal description of that rer'scued land deserve.
the hiEbcit terms cf preiss. Many Irishmen attend
public neetircI where they listen TO : ft~ ancon.
nectsa elufions 60 their country bot 70 sdyss
tbs "a 10 call at the 0!yurc, where they will be
hal med with the eloquent Description Tv,a q IRE
lands dSgs q cfsrsatness Gro rlcry.
eyorrsat HalI The exhibition cf the heant ifll
tableauR oI ew hpgand IA attracting greet namocrr
e. zee It. The paintngs excellent, and viii amply
repay tloee who vielt stoprsni HalL
kATftfAs Coe.osAsAE We are glad "a perceive
that paintings OF such intrinfc merit ore being wcn
pait onised-tbsJ really deserve public patronage
Cotti.s the great Irish comedian aud yc0tiiHt, a
playing With great succees Ia New orlsaps The vs.
rions Hrv'papers rpeax Of hs acting and singing In
glowing terms.
G0nIA alf f.Hnrl nj Rs.slnns