The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-13
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LONDON


Btwrnr THrATpr.-This evening, bill OF the most
Attractive description Is offered by Mr. Hanbn fos the
sBteTtainnert of his patrons We know of theatrical
manager who deferyes support more than Mr. III. lie
has always catered well for the dramatic public aud
always employed The best artists; beha every week been
introducing something OF novel and interesting eharac
tor snd al this at considerable expense Let him. then
receive cen mensurate support He has fine company
beautiful theatre, txeeeut scenery, and good
Cor THIS evening, the entertainments commence with
The beautiful play Of The Lady Of Lyons; Dir Eddy
Claude Melnctte, linton ms Beanseant and Mrs Mauda
Jon,s a. Psuline Nils lLifert VIII sing favorite bal
victim"
Einto's Ganprr This evening. Mr.. Antoine Ravei
takes his benefit No member Of the company deserves
a. the hands Of the dramatic public; he Ia great
favoTiic The entertainmt nts commence with the
luious the tight rope. This performance IL every
nght received with the greatest checrng; Gabriel is
active francois u exceedingly clever. and NJ.
Bloudin the most surprising and Wonderful
lave seen. This will be followed by grand
"Dissrti,t ment" which will introduce those splendid
artists a. Brilliant and lilies Victorne and Ceestine
Franok and the graceful and accomplished B-tta. The
entertainments Will terminate with The Green Mon
scr TbuIsday evening the great favorte John Scfon
tAkes his benefit Asplendid bill is presented
EaroNAL Tur,rRr.-This cvtpipg. the unrivlled
tas,disn, Nr. Booth appears In his inimitabc repre-
cntatitn Ct Logo with n u. Clarke Othello and Mrs
Nichols A. Dcfd,uora yIis bill will be sure 10 attract
very large ass,mblace l. l. scldcm those who fond
Of trsg,dy have az opportunity 81 seeing it well per-
formed and crscgutnty they will take the advantage
Of Bcoth's engagement. Mons Zavystoush and Miss
Luclum will cancC Pas Syrcn and The srnusements
will close With the farce Of Love and Charity" Purdy
e stl IN career Of success which Is but an act Of jus
tire he l. unting in his Efforts produce novelty
ard to sacrd the utmost pleasure to his patrons
Currsrr's MNsTnus-Tbis band continues In the
cf success which has crowned tacir efforts
for years IN this city The instrumental PERFORMANCES
excellent. the negro melodies well sung aud the
ohofufcs very harmonious George Of the best
Of ntgTo represeb tntres.
FFticws' MrNsrrrtsThose who are In love should 60
ard hear Collins ing sally In Alley and Thou
nrt Gone frt my Care which rendered with such
swe,tnts and expression 20 give the utmost delight
ard chat IN the miud Swaine, also, IL great attrac
tcn he Keeps the house in continual laughter.
MuuARY GstrrN.-rhe entertainments for this even
irg are, the Day After the Wedding" and the Dead
Shot y wiih fne cast Of characters The people Of
Bfooklyn have rich comic treat to enjoy
BsRNvn's MusrrN - Our Paris correspondent hints. in
bis letter Of yesterday that Lola Monies has been
Rseed Ion this museum, by Mr. BarnuIn. We think not
great as ud be the attIscon Of this danscuse and
likely II Is that BsInums enterprise has hunted her
UP, he could not than l the elegant saloon Of the
TN; an0 II H. Allied every afternoon and eve
uhg BY the attractions Of the Martnetti family, AMI ihe
new and brilliant dramatic company. That heS panto-
mine comes out we bear to morrow. The Rough Dia.
mond' and "Dtctalameau'' todayboth capital things
Mrs. WonRAtLs CONCERT The forthc omiug concert Of
ibis vocalist vill core Oh Thursday evening next at
brighton licuse. Perth hmboy. This accomplished ,dy
tss selected fine cc,ctitn of Englih ballads and plays
splsnoidly the piano Her friends requested TO
ute their influence ON Che oceason.