The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-30
Theatrical nud Musleal.

BowrRY THEAIRE-Two excellent pieces are announced
for this eveninghe historical play called the Court
Fool; or the Old Mans Curse and the Blind Boy"
The first part u the entertainments viii commence with
the Court Fool" with Mr. Eddy, very clever actor
n Tribouiet Tilton Francis the First, and Miss
Wemyss Blanche. Miss liinert will sing Of her
admired ballads, and the will close with the
antic musical drama Of the Blind Boy in which
Mis- = Denim and Mr stevens viii appear in the leading
charaesr Considering the low Irces-twenty five cents
70 the boxeth theatre should be crowded every night
from the excel. mt entertainments offered and tho Ia
Tented artists who are engaged there
BroApwAr T,usrrr The asprant Tor tragic fame, Mr..
Waller who has been playing In Europe with consdera
BILE and who Il said TO have been born In ths
city, w appear tonight In shakspearc's beautiful but
dbcult character Of Hamlet when have seen him
veshau enter more particularly crticiSn. We hops
he may receive every encouragement from the Writers u
the broadway theatre. II he have merit let him rs-
ceye his reward The accomplished actress Mis- An
d.rton, viii appear as Ophslia she l. crrdt TO the
osdwsy company The entertainments viii close with
+" III be Your Second.
Nislo's GAKnfS-The Ravels offer a splendid enter
tainmcnt for this evening The will com-
mence with overture. which will be followed By ths
comic panioume Of the -Four Loyersr with the IA
Ne MaTzett COllct and Mad Cioccs in the principal
characters. The next feature will be the tight rops
psIfofmances in which the ininlltasle Gabrl Przn-
co.'s and Mons Blondn will give their surprising frais
After the nteimison for rcfreshment whish
up In hrst rate style, the evenings pleasure viii ermi
nate With the psntomimc cf tho Magic Trumpet"
This biil will be sure 70 crowd the house
Narlo~aL Turlrnr-Two excellent dramas are offered
ior this evenings amussment The rst in order is Rob
Roy with Mr. u, Scott Of great dramatic celebrity
Malvina viii appear In fancy dance and the enter
taDmenip viii conclude with the much admired grand
nautical drama q Harry Burnham," Mr. Watkins In
the leading character IL will be recolected that this
piece when hrst introduced had long and succeSuA
run The company at present a. the National N
eelent
oa,Ied to night, for the benefit " Mr. john Bsoasha
No inan has better claims than Mr. B the dramatic
public lie has used during the past theatrical season.
every Mort 70 please the citizens a New York lie has
had engaged many o the best COMEDIANS q the oy st
very hgh salars lie bas been constantly writing soA
introducing new features At an enormous outlay and
We hope ke viii receive this evening substantial proof
q III worth Four geces-' Gard Gaze the Rough
Diamond" With slrW Don a. Cousin Joe, the widows
VICTIM" and the Great Exhibition
Cptts1Ys MiSsrrsts This well known company vin
prss a. their patrons ths evening their original
q ih'ir Celebrated melodies auI burlesqacs ~ u.
Chrsty vi sing for the fFst time 1ong written
aud eempoed for him by stephen Foster. Esl suthor
q Neily Lady sc George, the iDimtable, viii
intrt H. dance, with costume The hall is
vei ventilated and mot agreeable evening" OF am a..-
may ~ had ~ visiting Mechanics Hall which N
nightly nequented " most fashionable audiences
AsrHstAS Mcwr-f-A great btu 4 offered Tor this
Afternoon and evening Leon Jave n the greatest
rlIe dancers In the world. nni The oelebrassd Herr
Cre vii appear 90 the tight rope and the dramatic
company WI appear In some exctleni vAuIsviles To
see the rope dancing l. worth mere than double tbs
price of Admission.
band ~ performers falng In the fu tide of
Fellows Hs i delightfully."- cscl and the entertainments
Ahtte = 81 AhN nfltr-eulieisnt n1uce
% draw crowdpd houscs T. night a 0peratic bur
lesIue Il 70 b. produce a. vth other attractions.
MtnkNr Arsrsts. the ccebra.ed Partisan dancer Who
has long been appreciated by tho fashionable society 4
Nov York, for her kll teaching the elegant art Il
which she " distinguished professor intends TO visit
Albany and Bufso during the next month, % sive In
sructon TO those families Who msy wish 70 acquire ths
elegant steps nov in vogue. Madame Augusta has
superior A. teacher.
MAnsmr ANsA BfsffoF and her musical director,
Bocfsa about - proceed e. u the cities u
Western New York, on musical tour
Me- p cuASar ~ ptuL,nEtrtuA-Nr. Kean Buchansn
tefmrstei Bis engagement II the Walnut street theatre
Saturday evening last Though the sultry weather
during the week precluded the hope ~ crowded houses
yet this young ard talented trsgedian made decided
imfrefsiCn urcn the theatre going public, which viii
have s effect when he next treads the boards q that
city. Hs benefit on Friday evening weli attended.