The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-03
Theatrical and Musica

EowrRY TnrArRy.-The performances at this theatre
exceedingly sttraotive. The piece selected fec
this evening Shakspeares trsdegy Of Othsllo" The
cast Il excellcnt-Mrs. Hsmblin Desdemons, Mr..
Hambin Othsllo, Mr.. wallack Iaso, Mrs walask
Emelips, and Mr. Lester as Cassie. This. indeed.
will be treat, and doubt will be the e
crowding the Bowery Theatre The amusonsnts CLOSE
with the comedy Of "Dr. Dilworthm
BRosDwAr rTHKArRs.-The character Of the sntsrtain-
ments given at this establishment are such a. must
always draw large assemblages. Messrs Marshall and
Barrett untirng In their make the Broad-
way attractive by the engagement Of the best talent
that be procured in tho country Mr.. Hudson ap-
pears, this evening, in the drama Of "st Patrick's
Eve, and also In the farce OF The Irish Lion, I'm
the first he appears Major Dohery and in tho last
as Tim Moore In those pieces he win Introduce sevs-
raj Of bis admired melodies, which he sings swestiy-
NDLosGARDr-.-This beautiful establishment is now
the resort of hundreds The dramas selected for this
evening the Serious Family" the sfterpscs
Of Not Bad Judge" In these pieces Mcsrs Chip
pendalc. Brougham Seton Nichin,on, Lynn, and Roy
nolds, Miss Mary Taylor Mrs Vernon Miss Nckinson,
raid but that the casts in either plece will be we'll sus-
tanned Between the play and afsrpeoe, there will bs
half hours ntermisson for ths musical promenads
and refreshment.
Dunro,'s TBrarnr sooner has one attraction
ceased at this popular resort, but another succeeds
Mr., Burton, able and successful manager, has en-
gagged q comedian who isa host In himsef-Mr II
Placide. lie will appear to night Colonel Hardy;
hurton as Paul Pryi Clarke as Frank Hardy aud Mrs
Russell as Harry Stanley. Miss Walters and NJ Pre-
deries will dance the Pas de Tarantuls" Miss nn-rs
will sing new ballad and the entertain ments viii
close with an Alarming saorihce"
NATIONAL THrArRr-The success Of this theatre 10
much owing to good management The pieces are
light and amusing and the actors are all good come
disns This evening, the performances will commence
with the "Invincibiesr which will be succeeded BIZ
the drama Of the Female Guard,n In which Miss A.
Cruise viii sustain the part OF Aladdin The scenery
In this piece Is excellent and the dresses superb The
amuscments will close with :" The Secret nne bin
tor one night.
CHRisTss ortRa HousF-The admirers Of eenuine
negro melodies viii be delighted by call to Christy's
eoedingly attractve II contains many OF their bc-s
songs glccs, and choruscs besides various instru-
mental performances
OLrsric.-picrce's Minstrel. announce that they
viii ~rpafs all their former efforts this evening Zorsr
Gays be will ascend two notes higher In his fasetto
voice and Lewis he will exhibit the beautiful
complsbms nt Of dancing
MrLopgos.-White's Serenaders drawing well, at
% Bowery. Their singing and dancing much al
mrcd.
CiuSrsr Mrpuu-Ths Dell Ringers having left, all
The hthonabes are now engaged IN visiting the little
Chinese beauty. But there other interesting
riosities which can also BE- seen at the Museum
ANrnic,- Mussrs.--Ths old and fsyorite resort
having been considerably enlarged. and the theatre
made exceedingly beautiful will. Informed,
open In a few days
BaHNUAs Pan .bEL,Ha MusrrS 90 This beautiful
aud popular establishment continues TO attract the
most full aud respectable audiences The entire Sc
guin troupe reengaged for limited period and
are aided ty Mr. and Mr.. g. Holman, whom Mr.. Bur-
ton has consented 20 pare for short time. Ths
genuine Lancashire Bell Ringers who have drawn such
large and aduring audiences in this city perform
there every afternoon such attractions for the low
price Of admission are unprecedented and the grest
success q Barhum establishment In the Quaker city
forcshadowhc perfect avalanche OF patrons that viii
pour into the American Museum. when. with It's ele-
CANT additions and improvements, Il Is ssain thro-u
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