The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-24
Theatrical and Musical.

Theatr.' cal and Musical.
BowERY TirAIRE.-TLe entertainments here for this
evening attractive ana considering that an the
actors have given their vices grstutousy for Mr.
Hambn's benefit pc. .suaded those who will not
60 TO Castle Garden, viii be sureto cram every depart
selected ID are the GondoIisr Of Man" in which Mr.
EDDY very talented actor will aIoear as 0aspardo,
ard Miss Wemyss as Casarina This psce VIII be FOL.
appesT Edward Middleton, and Miss Wemyss as
Mary Wilson. This progfamms viii be sure TO draw
. issc ,o ~ .ho @ ~, rsns,x nstronsc,,
from the public Of New York
BnoapwAy THzArRr-Mss Cusrrsr's ArrrARANor
Miss charlotte Cushman consmenced Brief engagement
last night under the usual aAspces which sttend her
The hoase crowded to and her reception was
of enthusiastic and long counued chssng The ira
gedy Of Macbeth judicouJ selected for The
ing the character Of Lady Macbeth being perhaps
N which, above all cthers, this eminent actress has
ssone most pcuorsiy and gansd an una pproached
p1e emnt II Is, in3eed a character whicS n
treses of the present day undertake without failing
topping rae bounds % nature in endesvor to
give eject to tbs tremendous outbursts o. the ambitious
wife But such y not the cas-. with Miss Cushman We
have frequently had occasion 10 speak OF her perform
OF Lady Macbeth and last night she m antained
b. own high repusston aDd ecnarmed our previously
expressed opinion The whole 6slineation was thought
full dignfed and energetic and the soaring ambition o.
The Thans of Cawdo-'s wife. which stops not at
Mood, was weli depictsd Mr. Conway performed the
osrt of the abitious rhane and his was
MARKED by shat judci,us reading ard unexaggerated
srtng whic frors bis great reputation In charao
witness in Joung actor. His dress rexzark-
abe for its appropriateness to the times and the cha-
Af represented and he most worthy shared the
plare Of the ayence wits the great female star Mr.
N ~ Clark as Macduf excellent iHdeed; and the
witches, by Mess Scharf Davidge and Shaw very
effect ,ry rendered. Mr Marshall having kindly con-
ented TO transfer Miss Cushnan talent Tor the benefit
Of Mr. Hamblin, een at great sacrifice to himself he
will sexe this opportunity to reproduce the dramatic
piece OF Azae' at the Brosdway for this evening, to
satf he desires OF families As ia positively the
only night which II can be represented those who
haveenot II should do so without fail Miss Cush-
man win appear in Meg Merrilies tomorrow evening
NrBLo's G.Rprs.-Thc entertainments given every
e nng at this beautisnl and we'll ventilated establish
ut, the mot attractive presented In this city
The performances for this evening such must In
crsA 's comedy of the Road TO Ruin" peep at the
casa ofchaaeters will be sufficient to attract the largest
fssh nsbe thestre Mr. Placide actor Of the great
est ca ebrity viii appear as Old Silky Lester ~ Harry
DcrDh Blake Mr. Dornton. Bland ns suky, Burton
Cole finch Grace Jack Milford, Mrs Hughes ths
Widow Warren Miss Hill Sophia, and Mrs Sefton
Jenny If this ast fail to fill the boxes this evening,
NTH tIe most Brilliant and dazzling audience, viii
p1 .nneh surprised. Between Burton's company
evening. and the unrvaed artists, the Ravels the
other thi house iscontinuay crowded and
seas the r combed talent cannot be ca alled In anU
part Of tin United States.
IrTeSu TrrATL-.-This evening is ret apart for the
benst Of ir La Favor for which extreme
y ,ttracti, entertsnmr is announced, comprising
or- exscliei It pieces and commencing with the highly
popular draa IA entitsd the Week Asho,e Mrs. n
Jones sastah1ing the character cf Alice and Mr. Wat-
kiIs hat Of AlLes BerTam The ifsh act Of Richard
III will be The eu7ing feature In which Mr. steIy
farce D. The Spoiled CEild will fofow in which Mr.
Goodencw will appear as Old Pickle, and Miss Malvtna
Younc Pickle The arsu u.emsuts will terminate With
the x,sen farce OF sir and Mrs Peter Aite" with
Mr. W. p Smth wing the character of Mr Peter
white Mr. La Favor hss coutritutsd much TO tn.
amusement Of the patror Of the above highly popular
conseque ltiy Is hoI rd they will hand
somely sustain him on tbs occasion.
THr HaMmrS FESTIVAL ,shes place tonight, st Castle,
Garden, and that vast rdfnee is noscrowded reps-
tion shall lie disappointf During the whole u ycs
terday there steady rush fer tickets and i'm
mcnse nSmbsrs sold - the regu prices while in
many instances, large voluntarily paid for
single tickets by friends of Mr. Hamolin, who adopted
that method Of expressing ter sympathy for his nis
fortunes their his honorable and manly
qualities We informed that check for ons hum
were purchased al hundred ollars each; and several
1ty dollar bills bandeGsin for single ticket to
.ren ss as ,ob sry sss =: 10 a. ss
and down town. and both sideof tho oty may be easiv
supplied.
GRAND CoScrRr Ar Tnr TanrwNAcIr.-A grand vocal
and instrumental concert TO b. given by Messra Ben
jamin and Won Heerngcn's classes of thcasand
young ladies' next Friday evening ct the Tabsraacss-
Won Hceripgcns system Of notation II 30 be usedA sys
tem which however much opposed is destined to b~coms
general throughout the United States and in few years
will be n reduced into all public schools account
Of its simplicity At this concert ALSO Master Benson A
English. the infant drummer. Of Georgia viii appear.
We have heard this child perform, and with surprise ana
admiration have noticed his quick appreciation Of time
and melody lie Is superior to any precocious drummer
have yet heard and his musical talent may be culti
waited with advantage lie Is not yet two and half years
old There will be much interest excited by his appear
BArSuM's MusrrM We are plsssed to see Mr @. W.
Clarke the boards Of this estabishment,
with his health completely restored. The dramatic en-
ertainme for this afternoon and evening oorprehend
all the talent Il The company. and Leon Javelh. Herr
Cline, and that extraordinary eisfe Jean Laricu. ap
pear IN series of exercises entirely different fro those
Of last week The Happy Family composed 81 trained
animals and birds whose IN s;incts to have been
extinguished by discipline, attract very large number
Of ysters
CnRisry's MrNerHris--An amusing enertainment wnl
be given by the above celebrated company Of Ethiopian
pcrformers this evening, IL Mechanics Hall The
"ioyage Musicale will bo repeated
FuLows' MNarPrs srn rHE Nrv, oniEass Sssr-
0AoERs-The beautiful ball occupied by this unryaled
Is nightly Eilrd with enthusiastic audiences.
A coed prt gramme u announced for e night
Wnirr the nmitable clown, will give two Of his
ctilcn entertainments al New London. on friGay aud
Saturday evenings next, In connection with Rainers
New Orleans operate troupe.