The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-12
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fine bill Of entertainment which a
offered by the manager Of this establishment for
night, exceedingly attractive The leaning feature Of
the evening will be the celebrated play entitled lingo
mar, the Barbarian" which Ia nightly received With
marked appreciation; and the concluding piece will be
the drama styled Ia fsrouse," which Is excelles,y
cast.
BRolpwsr THrarss. - TIE BEAUTIFUL play of aIn,omar
The Barbarian and .ls lsashaels piece, called tue
attractive features euirs the past Few nghts this
well managed estsensbnsht They will be repeated to-
night with the zane powerful cats. Those who have
not yet seen them, should &C tonight.
EBto's GAsDys The wonderful Ravsl Family have
provided another splendid performance for this evening
The entertainments with evolutions on
the Tight Rope" The succeeding feature will be the
tesutu ballet called, the Mystic Cave and the laugh
able pantomime Of "Folau.Vent" will conclude all
BusToN's rHr,rsr --The fne old play entitled gshs
stoops TO Oonquer" which has been received with such
unbornded spplauie at this theatre former occasions
very se sss.S esge: + 70 Be reformed this even:
the Serious Family Those who desire comfortable
seats should 20 cary
s.Ilo..l TurAInr-Thres frst rate pieces have been
selected by manager Purd! fer this evening The nav
drama entitled the {" Troopers Revenge will be thu
commencing piece in Which Mr. } r. scott viii sustain
he leading character The fsvoris pieces Of Ben thu
Devil and Meee in FraEce and not Nose In Iondon
will be the succeeding features.
BhorcHANs LrcruN The excellent drama styled the
Country squiren the trsvetiie OF Hamlet and the
very lsugbsbe farce called An Alsrmip g Sacrifice viii
ioin ne enteiainmertte be gwen at this elegant
,sonstnent to night This attraction should AL
BaHSuMs MusIUM-The celebrated Pete Morris win
take his benefit here, this afternoon The Yankee farce
csied the Cleek Maker viii be Perfcrmsd together
With several songs and dances By Whites serensder
The very favqrfs drama q Don Cesar de Baran will
be given in the Eenipg
BowrRr ANriHrHsA1kE.--A splendid equestriss per-
lorna will b. given here this evening which will In
uvduce the entire fosct q Sands Co = powerful COM
psny.
CHsst,s MNsrnfIs - This irirDitAble band Of Efh,O-
plan deineators viii give another q their highly popular
performances this evening.
FrtLows MrNsrRsis The programmes offered for 10
night BY this truly tai nted company must ensure an
appear.
s1orr.NI H,Ll.-Tbe magnificent psnorsms Of the
continues 20 attract crowds q admirers.
Every one sbC old see It,
M,D,s Bisc,cotavri gave 9 concert at Carroll Hall,
Baltimore. She was web received, end st late hour
sertpsded at her hotel The Baltimore Rpuoiiesu
says that ut the conclusion q the serensd Madam b.
mede her appearsnc. ut upper widow sAd with tones
s musical in speech in ssng said 70 the band and con-
ssnd-nes for this complimentary celightfai musical
evidence your esteem ard propose three cheers for
hearty response repeated thrice, amid Hail Columbs
from the band the wsvt Of hs and other epthusiss
tic demonstrations Of applause.
Madame G. lese IL PLAY ing with great success at the
National Theatre, Bostop.
The opes Of Don Giovanni was performed at Charles
ton on the sh Inst with the following cast ;zerlipa
sgnors Trufi Donna Anna Rose je Vries; Donns vi
yrs, Virginia Writings ottsvio Lorini; Don Giovanni
Bene,entsnt, leporeio, ssDquirico; Don Pedro Ros;
and Mss.etto Coletti.
M,. Warner is still playing at the Howard AtheDeum,
Boston.
Professor Anderson, the Wizard Of the North il
sstcsishing the sood people Of Baltimore
signoriBs MsberIinas consert at the Melodeor Bo.-
Ton on Tuesday evening was very fully attended By
Fashionable and Intelligent audience and the lady vas
greeted with warmth aud oordisity She was however
tugsri from Illness AMI evident hoarssness prevented
a fair developenisnt o. her powers.
Max Msretzeks Opefstic Troupe. their way to New
Orleans are about TO stop at Mobile and give series II
~ as
PnturV Cn~stt At Dos. - -Tba Presient bas re-ag.
rilsd q. u No-rBt a. consul ~ tas frss at uta.
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