The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-11


always Whenever he pay ful ana Delighted arii-
the ambitious Thames guilty wife, in most ereditahe
manner. OF course the tragedy put upon the stage
management Of Mr., Stevens, this is custom-a rule
without an exception Mr. liamblin seems 70 Us 70 be-
jut now, in tine playing order, 50 TO speak as We
remember ever To have seen him His school OF acting
is that Of which he i perhaps, IN all the verdi the
only surysor-the school Of which John Philip kcmblc
and Conway brilliant exemplars and illustrators,
Having formed his style upon theirs he very early
much mered praise by his chaste yet effective person
atoms Of the best Of characters and he has
yielded % the temptations Of the times h. has
lived in TO mingle with his classical style Of acting
OF the clap trap which now TOO extensively passes Tor
acting We wish could him ofener and longer at
time, upon the stage where his audience always
ready most cordially to welcome him IL will be seen
that Mr. Hambl.n Is announced to appear on Monday
evening in the character OF Richard III and his talent
ed little daughter making her first appearance any
stage in that Of the Dake Of York Mr.. H. will play a
round of his best characters during the week which
not fail TO BE- most successful one for the treasury
BROADWAY TuEArRr.-ro morrow evening Mr. Con-
way the excellent comedian, takes his benefit We are
informed that his friends and admirers actively
gagged in this affair. and that in all probability the house
will be crowded in every department The pieces select
ed are the excellent comedy Of the Serious Family y
and the much admired comedy ent Al that G!itters
i not Gold" This selection will give general satisfac
ton The first in order viii be the Serious Family
Mr. Conway. as Capt Murphy Mcguire, Charles Torrens
by Mr.. Reynolds Amnidab Sleek by Mr.. payid-e,
aud the character Of Mrs omsby Delmaine by Miss An
derton This piece win be followed by the elegant
dy of "A that Gters is not Gold in which Mr. Conway
will play his inmitabe character Of stephen Plum and
Miss Andeyton Martha Gibbs This programme -
ce.dngly attractive and when II is considered that Mr.
Conway wry great fayote, and an actor u great
dramatic celebrity We have every reason TO presume
that brilliant and fashionable audience viii gace la.
house Monday evening.
kisLos G.Rpe..--To-morrow evening, Ms Caroline
Rousct takes her benefit II any terpschoran artist
deserves q public tortimonal for abts Of the highest
order, this truly accomplished beautiful .dasease may
justly claim thereto She has been admired ty
for her splendid performances AVID throughout every
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c.,e the most and enthusiastic cheers The
tcrtaiuments will commence with the amusing farce Of
Ladies Bewar. = which i ably cast The next will be
the rst act of The magnifcs Mt ballet OF "Gseiie
by Adelaide Pathda by Thercsne Myrtha.the Queen Of
the Niii.s by temenn. and that 81 H,arion by Jean
Rousset. The entertainments viii conclude with
ballet advertisement entitled Les Foles IN this piece
there viii be a quadrile by all the charactersa
grand Pas ie Foes BY tn. four sisters Rousse also
Pas de- uatre danced by them a, Madrid before the
Queen OF spain.
BuHroS's TnrarRr--The entertainments far to-raor-
evening usual very attractive bu, I'll is
additional, incentive to draw crowded house, and
that H. that the receipts for the benefit II
who i generally esteemed citizen, and IN his capa
city Of treasurer has always given every satisfaction by
his gent.many den eanor. sir. j. Z. Barnett hls
circle Of friends and acquaintance, and We are
suaded they only require to know that opportunities
oered to them 10 testify their esteem and friendship.
TIE performances consist OF the elegant comedy OF
Cure for the eararb., ia which all the distinguished
artists viii appear Among those are the names Of Bur-
ton. Blake Lester, Jordan. Johnston. Bard Mrs. Rus
sell Mr. Skerrct. Miss Weston and Others If emi-
ncnt standing Mr. and Mrs Holman will sing, the
orchestra will play several thrilling pieces q music AMI
an will close vii Poor pieoddy to zee which alone
Is worth the price OF admission
NATIONAL THEArRs-The laughatle farce entitled
"Niciimizng' will commence the entertainments to-
morrow evening This piece will be followed by the very
attractive ana gorgeous fairy spectacle entitled Thala
the Destroyer or the Burning sword which from is
great spcndor has drawn crowded houses every night
since IL irst produced indeed, too much praise
canno, be- given to AIR A. H. rurdy for his great enter
prise in presenting such novelty for the enjoyment and
superbly
the views delighfu-the machinery i well worked
and the acting Il excellent Another very attractive
feature IL Announced in the bills aud that IS that
engagement has been effected with the distinguished
actor and general fayore, Mrs. Z. r. Thorne, who viii
appear in the beautiful character Of Thaaba tonor
evening This novelty will be sure to make Thai
aba" have suceessfulrun for month to come
BsorGu,N's Lyorrm.-This neat. comfortable and
popular establishment j. receiving the most liberal pa
tronago We not surprised At this, man be
indsfatgable in his eNertions please than Mr.
Brougham lie H. morning. noon and night at wofk-in
fact he may lie said to have time u spare. In the
morning lac j. rejecting and mirroring TO his mind some
new cr.atonn the afternoon he i dramasins and q,
night he playing The beautiful opera OF the Child
at the Regiment will be the first feature indeed. this
piece alone. in other words the singing Of Mary Tay
Tor. j. worth the price Of admission The entertainments
will conclude with the amusing piece called Row ut
the LycoIm," With BFougham. Leach, Dunn. Mrs YER
non, Mrs Brougham and Miss Gould in the principal
characters. Loders music Is charming Everybody pro-
nounccs u excellent
CuRisr,'s M>rRris-T'he inimitabe performance
given by this truly talented company greeted with
enthusiastic cheering. from crowded and delighted
dienees. Their personation Of the peculiarly gifted
plantation slaves # the south, in their various songs
and dances, bear thorough truhulncss Of character
Their Instrumental pieces executed with strict pre-
eision and harmony, and their buresquc opera
call forth universal admiration Several attractive ca
lures art offered in tomorrow evenings programme.
No doubt there will be another full house.
IiiLows' MiNsrEELs-Last week. this celebrated band
of negro performances honorcd with the most
fashionable audiences. who hled their beautiful hall 10
it utmost capacity. Each performer Is host In him
self The singing Of Collin l. extremely delghtfuthe
beautiful solos. the violin II Master Buckley,
ceycd With every demonstration Of admiration Swain.
a2er and gro representative, IL undoubtedly the
best We nav. new burlcsque opera viii b.
prvduc' tomorrow evening entitled is My Real Dear,
cat with the entire strength 81 the company.
GAs>vst's MvSrrsi.-Throughout the whole of last
week ills magnhc, nj establishment visited by thou
sands aud thousands IT strangers well by citizens
The reproduction II the nil.aborbing drama u the
"piunkard" has met with intense interest usual.o
much 20 that II will again be performed tomorrow
ming In the afternoon the admirable plays II state
Secrets" amt Irish Drsgoonm will be- performed
BLryctpH Uut.--The Charleston serenaIers will
~ tile above hall evening They bear a good
reputation and doubt will be well supported by the
public.
CAsIfr GArDrN-Thc second grand Sunday concert ~
the season at the above beautiful cstabisu, will b.
given this evening The full orchestra Of the LILLIAN
Opera under the direction ~ Max Narczek will
several new aud beautiful selections. Thu ~ll BE- rich
srtat for the lovers ii music.
ArorLo EooAs-A grand sacred concert will Do gwen
81 the above ro' THE evening. Several .nnsut
tists engaged. and the programme contains several
choice selections.
Valuable Plano for Three Dollar. n
month An opportunity i nov offered TO the puhr. ~
tile - piano. - The best
baker. and = thc talue = three hnnfrsd dollar Tie