The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-25

HAMBLIs FESTIVAL This affair of last evening ;
but owing We presume, to the high prices Of admission
there were not more than two thousand present
High prices at any time, matter what may be the
attraction, have been proved to be always say the
least ILL., judged Wers the tickets placed at one dollar
to the parqu,t, and fifty cents the gallery there
would have been probably ten thousand persons in the
house Seats could have been besides reserved for Mr.
IIsmbns friends at say from two to three dollars each
However, the audience present highly repectab
and the entire performances passed off with the greatest
6olaf. The third act of Lucia di Lammermoor'' was
played very effectively. signorina Bosio and siynon
Bettni, Benevehtano, and Coletti, all in good
voice. and were cheered throughout the entire
act Merrini and Beneventano sung a duet with
tue utmost musical ability. The concluding feature
was Tobns comedy Of the Honey Moon,i the respect
i've characters in which sustained with splendid
ability by Miss Cushman Miss lula Bennett Miss Kate
Horn and Messrs. Hambln Lynne, Owens, Palmer Da-
vdee and Chippendale. At the fall Of the curtain Mr.
Hamblin called for when he appeared and said
Ladies and gentlemen although have for long term
OF years, been before you actor confess feel
what embarrassed on the present OCCASION in adj
dressing this highly respectable assemblage, which,
may say numbers many Of my warmest friends Such a
attering testimony Of respect shall forget and
To the respective artists who have kindly volunteered
on the occasion beg to offer sincere thankspart
culaiy to Mr. Max Maretzek Miss Cushman Miss Julia
Bennett, Mr. Brougham and Messrs French TIeiser
Allow me agan ladies and gentlemen in conclusion,
say sincerely thank you" Mr. Hambin retired amidst
deafening cheers.
BowERY THEATRE.-Thc entertainments for this even
ing for the benefit Of Miss Wemyss, very popular
aud excellent actress The pieces selected are the
stranger in which Mr. Eddy will sustain the
ter of the Stranger and Miss Wemyss that of Mrs. Halter
This will be succeeded by singing by Miss iert Mr.
with The Miller and his Men, with Mr. Stevens in his
celebrated character of Grindof We hope Miss Wemyss
may have a house filled from pit TO gallery.
BHoApwAy TnnATRr.-This evening Miss Charlotte
Crshman, the distinguished American actress will ap-
pear in her great character Of Meg Merries, in the
operate drama Of Guy Manne-ing The next feature
will be pas de deux by NJ. Smith who is excellent
dancer and Mile Theresc The per formauces will con-
clude with the beautiful sketch OF the Morning can
with Mr. Conway and Miss Anderton in the principal
characters No doubt the house will be crowded
NIBLo's GARpEs.-The amusements for>ths evening
are exceedingly attractive The Ravel family, the great
est favoiites also the best artists in their line that
lave appeared in this country, will first give their
celebrated eyoutions on the tight rope The world
Ell Mems BlondiD will give his wonderful feats
the sht rope. The next will be- the comic ballet pauto-
mime Of Jeannet and Jeannotn in which Gabriel will
sppear and the concluding feature will be the Italian
Brgands."
NAroSM. TnrAnE-Three very attractive pieces are
announced for this evening The first is the Student
Of Morlaix" with j r. Scott Eugene Lacaille. THIS
Will he followed by the highly amusing piece entitled
The Review; the heiIy Ways of Windsor" with
Mr. sectt as Loonsy M;rwoiier; and the constituting
piece win be Don Caesar de Bazan' with j. X Scott
as Don Cnsar This programme must have the effect of
crowdirg the house.
Bnoucn.m's YcnM-An new pieces at this perfect
hive Ct industry this evening First y new local
ard urmentoIabe popularity from the uutirins pen
of he manager found upon the recent pantaloonery
most inviting title. We perceive by the p that Mss
Mary Tayltr is to represent young lady of mex
sble assumption aud all the young ladies appear in
the rig. RrouEham and his wife have parts. also
Cbipe ncas and Mrs. Vernon that much fun may be
altciia'sd Then Mr. T. D. Johnston, from Burtou's
makes bis first appearance on stage where opine,
be is destined TO achieve great reputation in the char
aeter Of Wormwood in the Lottery Ticket"
EAsNusis MusEuM-yavolli. whose fame aleadin2 |
celebrity in the Rayel family is world wide appears this
afternoon, well in the evening together with Herr
Clite and the inimable Larieu Two capital firces
a To-day so tlut m
parties will have opportunity Of seeing much by
cay light as could be witnessed by gashgh An entire
charge Of performances takes place in the evening
Ferooty and timidity may be at any tune living
GfanHs Oh the best Of terms in the natural history
saloon.
CnRrsTv's MissrEns.-The entertainn ents for this |
evening are usual exceedingly attractve-thc best
det cripton Of melodies, with burlesque opera, and
dancing George keeps the house in OF laughter
fsILows' MIssTRrLs-The singing Of Collins the great !
wit fun and merrimeit introduced by swaine. aud the
excellent instrumental performances attract, nightly,
large audiences.
Mr.. Lynne, the popular manager Of Brouyhams |
theatre. takes his benefit on Thursday evening lie de-
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