The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-03

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he first and leading feature the old sterling
titled the Car penter Of Rouen,n with Mr. H. EDDY
tanning the character Of Martcsu the carpenter Mr. Til
ton the Duo de Sasbigne; MIR. Wynans as Nykin 10
Lyppe and Mrs. Jordan M Madeion The entire east
is o. sndonbted strength and ability Aftcr Wick
Miss iert will sing one Of her admired songs. and tke
performances viii terminate with the successful COMEDY
Of" All that Gters Is not Gold" The principal charac-
ters will be performed by Mcssrs Eddy Tilton Wynans
Miss envy and Mrs. Jordan The Bowery IL holding
its fame Of the first Thespan temples in the Unon
and will continue long IL under the manage,
mcnt Of that gentlcmanly and talented caterer Mr. r.
Ham blin
and favorite Miss Julia Bennett being
it, close those who have not yet seen her should by
all do she Il lady Of the first talent in gem
tecl comedy The bill for this evening Il attractive.
two splendid pieces being offered for the amusement OF
the dramatic public The first in order il the and
comedy Of Who's your Friend, the Queens
bury Fete'-Nr Conway in the character OF Giles Fair
land Miss j. Bennett as the Countess Rosedae Mrs.
ra actress Mttens and Davidge as Vscount Leather
head The orchestra will play several overturcs and
the entertainments will terminate with the moral and
beautiful comedy Of All that Gtters il Gold"
Miss j. Bennett in the beautifully drawn character of
Martha Gibbs, who gives instructive lesson to her
by keeping diary Of her actions Of the day, and
thereby finding out how to correct what be
NuBLo's GARpyS-The beautiful equestrian exercises
which nightly given at this establishments. draw
ing large asscmblascs. Mile Logo il great fayorite
her riding Is greatly admired and the horses she rides
the best trained have The brothers
Loisset, in their exercises horseback achieve the
most surprising feas and the performances in the ring
give general satsfaction-the three clowns keep the
audience in Of laughter particularly tho inmitabe
jester Wallet whose original and highly amusing stories
call forth the most enthusiastic cheers
BURROWS THEATnE.-The excellent comedy, entite
Love in Maze with new scenery, new costumes an
every other feature suited 10 the period Of action bcn
during the reign of William ILL., III England. will be pre-
sentcd with a brilliant cast--5urton Sir Anthem
Nettletop Lester, Lord Minerva; Jordan Colonel
Buckthorne: Johnston as Mopus and Mrs Russell. Mr.
Skerritt and Miss j. Hill. in the principal characters
favorc duet by Mr. and Mrs Holman and several beau
tifu and harmonious pieces Of music by the orchestra
Tho rfap will The
first time here. of School for Tigers" with fine
Tomorrow evening" the great favorite and exccllen
actress. Mrs Hughes takes her benefit If any actres
a public mark Of favor, Mrs. Hughes IL justl
entitled to one She has been long connected with th
theatre and has contributed much to the amusement o.
the yisiters by her talents
NATIONAL THEArRE-The entertainments selected for
this evening 'of very attractive character and well
deserve the United patronage bestowed upon the
deavors of Mr.. Purdy to please his patrons
Shakspcarc's tragedy Of Macbeth will commence the
evenings pcrfra nee with Mr. Booth the great TRACE
dian. in his celebrated pcrsonation Of Macbeth; Mr.
Watkins Macdutf Lady Macbeth. by Miss Hathaway.
with further distribution of the talent attached to this
theatre Miss Malvina will execute popular dance,
the entertainments will conclude with the admired
comedy Of All that Glitters is not Cold which Is every
night received with cheers MIR. ii Watkins will sustain
the part of Stephen Plum MIR Fox that of Toby Twin
ke; Lady yslera westendeigh by Miss Hathaway and
Martha Gibbs by Miss T.. Mestayer When such brilliant
attractions offered. who refuse to patronze this
popular establishment!
Blot CHAINS L,orrM-The excellent version Of David
Copperfcd." dranatized by Brougham and witnessed
ca APPRECIATION WIN pe preserved hs evening Inc cast
pronahan, T ,nna paimar raymond Dnnna NJ MI.
MI Mar Tayi,r ia yersa;s actress. Mis- K.ta Iiorn
the accommodated artist Mrs Brourhnm cooj in every
character and Mrs the in her line
Mile Ducy Barre will dance, and the entertainments
will terminate with the comedietta of the Fast Man.
This theatre is the resort Of hundreds and Broug
ham going ahead Tomorrow evening Kate Horn takes
her benefit; very attractive bill Is offered and
doubt her numerous admirers will crowd the theatre.
D.n,tN continues to present Madeane every evening
This moral effective and attractive drama succeeds for
m. hest az All reasonsit deserves to do 40 II will IN
ali prohab,y srnoss even the Drunkard' In popuarty
and esteem The narrowing scenes "a hfuy exprcssc
appeol TO every pcrson in n most decided manner Mr.
D. Rice performs tonight his great original character
Jim Crow, which has become famous on both sides Of
the Atlantic The pleasant little comedy OF The Married
Bachelor" will also be performed IL seems to Us that
the Chinese museum alone should attract universal at
tention TO this house
CuR,sr,,s M,,srnr,s-A very select programme Il
offered this evening by the above celebrated band of
negro dclineators whose concerts in this cty for the
past five years have delighted the most crowded and
fashionable audiences Among the features tonight
will be given variety OF the best songs burlesques and
dancing. George Is the life and soul OF this band.
FELLOWS MrssrRrIsThis talented and versatile band
Ethiopian performers drawing crowded audiences
and nightly receive the most enthusiastic applause =
A. Wells the unrNa'icd negro rrPresen'atNe wh make
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