The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-08

Bowrnr rHEArRE.-The beautiful play Of the "Three
is nightly erovdug this large and elegant
theatre The scenery magnificent the dresses SPLEEN
did and the cast If characters cannot be equaed by
any theatre in the Union Mr.. and Mrs j. wallack,
excellent artists take the leading characters with
the excellent comedians, Miss wemyss, and Messrs.
Lester and Gilbert, the performances must give geae-
raj satisfaction Added to this, the drama. enti
tled "iiylas" will be presented Those who relish a
good play had better visit the Bowery tonight.
BRoADwAr THEArRE-The performances drawing
better houses than with the out plays which, to
crafty the principal performers rather than the pub
Ec have been frequently represented night there
Is very excellent bill far novelty is concerned;
the actors demand by their talent with the excel
lence of plays large share Of public favor With
the desire Of the public visit this beautiful theatre
it seems to req ure nothing but some series of brilliant
productions, well sustained to make 1t thronged, in-
stead Of we'll filed pleased to hear that great
novelty is to be brought forward without delay.
BuRross TuEArRE.-The bill is very attractive at
this establishment for to- might've plays are
nounced: The Merry Family" and The Vicar Of
Wakefield There is something favorable to good
houses In running The Serious Family during the
anniversary season. it has capital hits upon the
conventional Of the day and the modes
In which some Of the brotherhood are suspected of
dealing with the charities of the generous. Little
We think of this play piece of position
allow that its great provocatives of laugh
ter and if The Merry Family is half as mrthfal it
will be satisfactory.
NATIONAL Observation-Disclosures, the Irish comedian,
is every hour becoming more popular. He appears
night In "Born to Good Lu,k" and in the Review
and Mrs Williams will appear in the Female Forty
Thieves" They win be supported by avery good stock
ryO'More," and Mr.. Higgins will appear in a favorite
dance This is a good bill, and will likely crowd the
National.
AsroR PLACE THEATRE.-Ths evening closes the run,
at leastI for the present, of the Dukes Wager"
whether written by Fanny Kembe has been
disputed 1t is play of great merit 1t is magnih-
Gently put upon the stage. and beautifully acted and
has deserved much greater success than fear 1t
has obtained Mr. Bass, however is not cowed at tri-
fees; his perseverance is indomtable Having one Of
the most magnificent theatres in the country he
resolved to produce according style OF entertain
mept to attract the most magnificent audiences. Our
especial favorite Charlotte Cushman, commences
engagement next week. Bass is not content with
star however. He loves to have plays well done and
therefore has engaged to support her old favorite
Harry Pacde, the charming Fanny Wallack. Mr.
Couldock Neafe, Mason. Adams-these with Bass him.
sell. Mrs. Mclean Miss Western. and all his talented
company. copgregated to support a comedy of shaks
and this treat will be given on Monday next
CHRisry's 0PERA HoUsE.-The company Of vocal aud
Minstrels. are attracting immense audiences every
night to hear them sing their plaintive melodies har
monies choruses, ana nstru%entai solos. We have
perfectly organized to give general salts
faction in the true delineation Of negro characters
OlyMpIc.-Pierces Mnstrels are still continuing to
display their vocal and instrums ntal phi
in negro azation and instrumental performances.
The bill is very attractive. Mr. Horn, commonly cali
MrLopEoS.-songs and choruses of every descrip-
ton and dancing constitute the entertainments given
by Whites Serenaders, at SO Bowery.
HrrcnrsrsoN FAMILY-This band will give another
ofther excellent entertainments at the Apollo Rooms
on Thursdsy evening next The programme Is very
attractive.
Mss FAssv DEAN. Great preparations are being
made for the benefit of this talented child in order to
procure sufficient for her voyage Europe 1t
will come of on the 2lst Of this month.
CRcps-The announcement that this Is the last
y hat oh of riana
will remain in this city has attracted large audiences
to the Amphtheatre in Eighth street. The horseman-
ship IL excellent, partc the brilliant display Of
Mile. Touruixire whose equestrian feats exqusita
such have before been witnessed In this
city.
CHrrKss MusEuM--This week will soon round
and the Chinese beauty and her suite Of Chinese at
PENDANTS for China via London. They YER
attractive and would all the Museum for months 10
Those who have not seen this curious family
should embrace the present opportunity.
BARSuM's PHILApELpHrA MusEuH.-rhe entertain
ments consist Of the exhibition Of Z" Tom Thumb'-s
the leading character Besides this, the vsiters
view large and splendid collection Of endless GU
riosities.
THrArRIcALs IN Bosros.-Among the important i'm
provs and change In Boston thestricsls; is
new mana cement for the Howard Athens. The les
sees for the next three years. commencing the 10th
Of August, are william B. English, OF Boston, and
Benjamin A. Baker, Of New York. Mr.. English has
been for many years connected with the In Bos
tsu and has also acquired great popularity as the
author Of large number Of successful dramas, which
have had an unprecedented run, deserved compli-
ment 10 his professional talents and taste MI Baker
has for eleven years stagemanagcr for MITCHELL
Is exc dramatic writer and his long experience
in will be In the proper produce
ton those pieces which have rendered the olympic
so attractive. The managers intend to have
nrst stock company for the coming season an i'm
portaut desideraum to this establishment and they
will their endeavors toelevat, the character OF the
drama this theatre by bringing ward such pieces
as with the support Of superior talent shall bell keep
ing with the advancing taste Of the Boston pablo.
Miss Davenport. hear, Is engaged and will appear
there the early part Of the and they have
negotiations pending with other bright particular
stars. The Howard Athena IL one OF the most
beautiful aud comfortable theatres for elegant
ments In the Union and only needs good management
to be made profitable. Messrs. English and Baker are
both industrious aud enterprising young meu, and
cannot fail ct success We are sure that towards
them the public entertain other feeling than de-
sire to them prosper In their now enterprise
Miss Davenport payin at the Holiday street Thea
TIRE, Baltimore.