The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-25
Theatrical.

4 Theatrical.
! BowrnY THrArRr-This favorite estsblshu,eDs ~
crowded every department In order splsn.
did patriotic drama OF Putnam" which is represent
ed with the greatest effect . stage which is every
suited from its great capacity 1propsr displs
Of such imposing pieces. Putnam wiz commence tn.
cong the Indian Hunter by Miss Hiaert The mex
feature will be the oomedietta Of "CrimEcn Crimss
and the performances win terminate with the romsn-
tic drama Of "our Son OF the Sea, Libsr.ys Flag
with great cast Mr.. A W Fenno, an sxosllsn
Harry Helm, an American Tar. which he rsprsssps
with excellent dramatic ability.
BRoApwAr THEATRE.-Pubc opinisn has ratified
Of /" Faustus," as produced ct the Broadway. Every
evening for the last fortnight the thea
sna thoss ons 0Irors opsnsg Si doors
the curtain must content themselves with chair or
perchance standing place, in the aslss the piece,
We therefore think, from Its unabatod
10 destined to for time; but many novel;
ties are In preparation and the
to keep pace with the public desire new
II weuld be well for those vho have Faustus
to avail Themselves Of ad dnirable treat-drAm stc
scenic and has been to the
New York public for years. Its attrActiveness en-
braces besides the unequaled spsndor Its scenery
the rapidity and neatness of its and
the acknowledged ability of its leading characters
band OF well driled choristers dsncers masq
numbering nearly enc hundred and atty psr:ons-
which add brilsncy and life to the Carnival scene.
90 this spscs.cs sueisnsly attractive in
the new French comedy, " The Husband OF my Heart"
1t truly amusing and brings into requisitsn the
lent OF those plished astressss Madame Ponss
and Miss Josephine Gougenheim; the former as Q high
born dame stoosing to the ssrvilty Of Low
and the latter performing the part
ed fish girl with admirable skill The supper scene
fed with wine, Is well illustrated, and creates un-
bounded laughter and applause. Conway and Shaw
altogether the has been we'll played and sonsI
ly well received. We seldom better bill OF fare
than Ia now presented 1t the Broadway.
BuRros's THEATRE-Night after night this rsspiau
ab and
disceInpg audiences, aad We believe spsak
perfectly sstisasd with ' the evenings . .nioXmss
but also with determination to visit again
again . theatre which afforded them such pleasure
drama OF" David Copperfeld" win Commence the en-.
tertainmsnts The cast OF characters embraces the
sterling and inimitable talent of Bartons company
popular duet by Mr.. and Mrs Holman, par q. deus
by Miss Walters and NJ Frederic, the Jenny Lind pet
pourri by the orchestra and the will
conclude with the new farce OF Sent the Tower
NATIONAL THsarRr.-Purdy, usual. presents .
very attractive bill Of entertainment The entsrtain-
ments will commences with the attractive and fsvorits
drama Of Jack Sheppard" with Miss Mestayer,
Brandon and lie Favor, In the principal chsraoters
will be followed by the excellent ex.rvaganxa OF the
Rights OF Wemen," which embraces In its nearly
is the admirable spectacle OF the Prolic OF the
Fairi-sn The orchestra viii then sn overture
and the amusemerts will terminate With the Monkey
and Jack Robinson This Is great bili aod ons thst
viii undoubtedly fill this popslsr establishment.
BrouoHAM's LycsuM.-The brilliant s,semblags o
Dsmbey Son, y on Thursday evening. wsrrsnts the
industrious manager In prsseoting that rich dramatic
which, the beautiful dsSfane Mrs MoGili makes her
fret ap pearance In leading character and
and Owens wind up the sntertainmsnt. With that
Barre dances one Of her most popular pas rare
combination Of varied attractions On Monday eve
ming, they produce Loder's adaptation OF Aubsr's
"LAmbassadrice,- y with a famous distribution The
Lyceum is on the top wave OF popularity.
AmKsic.r MusruM.-rhis establishment IL 80 ably
" AID L. ~. l~.-
department BY Mr. @. W. CLARKE that hundreds every
afternoon and evening oil every department Of the
full style for dramatic and other interesting perform
ances In the afternoon the amssements consist Of
Donaldsons serenaders and In the evening the excei
leat comedy Of the Poor Gentleman, with fine cast
Also, Ethiopian performances.
> CRcus-ArrsRSooS PrHroRNAScrs-In order tn A.
ford TO Juveniles opportunity ef seeing the grand
spectacle at the Bowery rhtheatre there Is to be
an extra entertainment given this afternoon, COM
mencins at half past two o'clook besides the evening
performance The 'Revet Of tbs Harsm,u with all the
esms.s' sispnsnus ensroe' and processicns win be
ceebrsted Wells Family including the accom- plishsd
young sqrvsrlsnne Mas Mary Ann Wells, whose per-
formances In Philadslpha said to be very sups-
psrior will male their first appesrsnoe The sisters
will lead the corp. de ballet st the amphithestre.
B,rrrrr or Mas sKrRHrr.-Thh great faverite and
excellent actress will take her b-nedt Monday
ming next when bill Of great attraction will be pre-
ssnted Mrs skerritt Is 50 universally esteemed for
entertained Of full and fashionable sttendancs.
srorrsu HsLL is nightly visited by large assem-
blages TO zee the spsndid tablssux Of New Englsna
Witch are pronounced paintings Of great artistic
merit.
PAresssA % rprt.vp.-Thoss persons from Ireland
vho would be d.lshted to see Representations OF is
BEAUTIFUL scenery should call at tn. Olympic th.sr
where paistings Of great artistic merit being
hibtsd.
Ps-orAMa rHE Puapiws sPRsans@-gvery eve
ming We ses this panorama, We more struck WITH
Its sttraetiveness and interest IL has already
reached position which other painting Of the sort
has yet attained
Musical
Tvs Rrrtrtrtor o. l., fsvoRrrs LAST night
every seat aisle and standing place veil n. the
Hobbies, of the Opera House hed with an anxious
throng o auditors intent upon witnessing the very
markabie performance OF La Favorita,n In ~ht-h
Psrodi rurrasser all c-msr repre.s sntaives Of this
character, ard sngs vth artistic nni.h of style
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