The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-20
Theatrical and Musical.

BowERY THrATRE- The revival Of the famed national
equestrian spectacle entitled " Putnam the Iron Son of
tablshment last evening, and received with the
same enthusiasm as when hrst produced. Tne thrilling
created marked appreciation. Both there excellent
pieces to be repeated to night when it is presumed
another large attendance viii be present. Hamblins
untirng exertlons well appreciated by the public
and we hope they will continue for a meritori-
GUS caterer for public amusement does not exist.
BuRrcs's THEArRE.-Mauagcr Burton announces the
great musical treat Of Cinderella again this evening
together with the aughabe farce called Popping the
Question Cinderella was received la.t night BY an
cver, wing house with every demonstration approval
The scenes OF the fairy paradise exterior CT royal
palace by moonlight graIo ball at the palace end the
airies haunt most magnificent; the DIRE sses pro-
perties and machinery are all new an the talent emto
ditd in the eaet embraces the OF Burton Placide
Meyer, Miss Mary ray.or and Mrs. Blake This is at.
traction enough to fill the largest theatre in the Unen
NATIONAL THEATRE. -pilgrims new dra ma o ireland
and America Life in Boa produced Of this no.
lulsr .sta hment Lass evening Tor the first time and
and accomplished artists, Mr.. and Mrs Barney Williams
sus ans the leading characters and most heartily
applaIded The performances advertised for Tonight
will comprise the excellent farce Of the Two Bonn yeas
ties the new drama Of & Ireland and America the
farce Of Of Ireland aud the very successful pan
tomme OF the Marble Maiden
BAnNuM's MusFMM The comic psntrmime IF III.
Fairy Gift in the afternoon, and the famous tempe
rance drama Of "The Botte in the evening are doing
wonders in the way Of popularity at this yorte estab
lishment. THE Bottle i, especially the favo.te and
the crowd Dcrsas night wtnessit i is ons Of
the most thrilling productions ever placed upon the
stage, and, as whole, ONE moral drama is eHectpg a
vast deal of good 1t Is gratifying to find it successful
BowERY AMrHITHEATRE The amusements provided bv
Sands Co for this evening are Of exceedingly at
tractve character The excellent buretta entitled the
Pony Races is to be performed in cor action with
the splendid exercises OF the celebrated French troupe
This spacious establishment is always well attended and
the performances are greeted with the utmost enthu-
Siam
CHRrsry's MrSsrRrLs This inimtable company con
tinues to draw deDsely crowded houses. Their pro.
fr-
irg instrumental performances, buretques and WITH
cms which are always received with great Appreciation
and roars CT laughter
FELLOWS MssrRx1s.--This very popular band adyer-
tise fine programme for this evening. +. f. Briggs.
the celebrated barjoist, is to appear.
PRori ANpERaoN This celebrated magician will
open to- night at Metropolitan Hall, when doubt he
will be greeted as usually the hya very large
attendance, with the most atterlng testimonials ap-
pause.
PROFESSION wni1,ry has concluded hi, lecture. for
the present lie viii commence again in about six
weeks.
CONCERT rHr BLACK swav AT TRey :. The T,op
Budget gives the following notice of the concert given by
the Black Swan Friday night last The attendance at
the concert given last evening by the Black Swan was
in point of numbers quite respectable But such molly
crowd as was collected ct Harmony Hell have seldom
seen at any entertain nent Nearly oil coors we're rep
resented and it was difficult to say what thnde predom
mated Many no doubt, were attracted by the novelty
OF seeing and hearing live negress the rostrun
There was the nut brown maid and the pale daughter
OF our first family the holman and the teur par.
sons and doctors and plentiful eprinkng of the Afr-
can frcm the yellow hue to the most unmitgated ebony
The swans voice IS certainly Of great and
lower especially IN the ower register but in the upper
notes II dwindles into thnncss that is anything but
agreeable This was specially Observable in her caden.
zas Of which the il rather lavish Her enunciaton IL
not so good bad been led TO suppose There is a
certain atnes- at times IN her utterance which oetrays
her origin, which Eventually mars her performance
This We noticed paitcu'aflyan Sound the Trumpet
The next piece Saul Ia Erenceo from the opera OF
the FILE du Regiment the swan gave with very good
style Of muric is evidently lot aer role and wonder
at her attempting to execute that exquisite morccm 1t
is Of those gems to which but finished artist
IAN do justice The next piece, native scenesn
admirably done We cannot say much of the Blanks
Of Gaudalquvero The time too slow, thereby dcs-
troypg much Of the spirit which should be infused into
it. Perhaps the delicious tones CT Madame Bishop in
this song, who has made peculiarly her and whose
notes still nger IN our memory may have instituted un
favorable companions On the whole, the sncert
good one and exceeded our expectations BY and
cultivation the Black Swsn will become vocalist of no
mean pretensions and even now che eScels many who
modestly herald themselves 60 musical stars"