The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-15
Theatrical and Musical.

BowEni TaEsrnE-A splendid entertainment has been
provided for the numerous patrons Of this establishment.
tnusing character The FIRST Is the interesting drama
styled Napoleon, or the Deserter and his Dog this
VIII be followed by The Gamblers Fate which Is well
cast and the conciud ng piece will be the farce
Of The widow Victim" FROM the above interesting
programme II viii readily be perceived that Mr. Hsmbs
caters well Tor hs Patrons ard that be deserves
credit iom The dramatic public.
BnoaDwAr THtsTFE-Mr ColIus was never In better
voee and certainly mover played better than durag his
and TO give general satfsoon by his f
Irih character MsnJ In his line have tried their
ioftune al &c he rt &c the country but without
cess and he may be tsd 90 have the Geld 90 himself
hearpsss to night In three piscesthe drama Of Irish
Voc amusing Pre- called The Wrong P.ssen
several q his best songs.
RuBroN's THEArnr--Ths neat and comfortable estab-
lishmsnt continues still in full Of The
vsters SEEN happy five can judge from the expression
Of features and resemble more family party than
etnan.ous group The audiences always highly
Ttcsbe and they give frequent testimony of their
light ny warm and enthusiastic cheering Three fns
pieces are this evening namely Popping the
Pacde Burton aud Lester in the principal chsr.ctsrs
All will cote with the farce Of Mad Dogs"
NArioysL THr.rnE.--The drama Of Mabel is thu
hrst iea,1r. Of this evening It embraces in rs cast,
The pext piece will be the Dogs q the Ship in which
Mt blanchard great favorte, viii appear and exhibit
trained dogs The last feature viii he the amusing piece
81 Nose IN France y This II a hne programme AMI
that r fVrVy II as anxious as ever 10 cater vel
for bis patrons.
BRoreHsNs LrcrrM The opern,o ballet Of the
BsJadere which has been witnessed with pleasure
ane delight wi again be presented this evening with tba
charming Carcire Rousst aided by her sisters In tbs
principal characters The scenery besutiful ami the
dancing exquisite The comsiietta entitled I" wife
fr an Hour" viii commence the ent ertani1ents and
they will close with RruuHhams amusing sketch. called
" kcssuth's KUN" This bill ought 70 draw an mmecse
audience ~ IL is one q immsnse variety.
Nuton G.rnsS The Rsvel. present. ssusual, q dne
bill az tutertaip meut for this evening They are long
time performing in this city, and Il would seem
their excellent entertanme afford much
pleasure when they first came here They appear
ic night In three pecesthe first is the laughabe pan
tomme 81 Jccko, the next that of the The Coopers.
and. lastly. the ~ Red Gnome and white Warrior -
forming entertainment which must afford the great
est pleasure and amusement 10 the patrons Of Nblos
Gsiden.
CHRnrts MiSsrArIs are as usual, delightins their
audsuces with negro melodies excellent instrumeutsl
performance, and exquisite dancing
FrILows' MfSsrprts This band 10 greatly al ,irss he
the numerous vsiters Of the sl--they ding well NAV
swaine.
B.hNuM's Mussum This popular establishment IL
smusnt ard added TO this the visers have the priv
ege OF viewing the nnumersbe curiositiss with which
1s VA spounes The piece selected for The sttsr.
mon and evening, IL the Mysteries Stranger" No
doubt the house viii be crowded
BowtRY AsrBrHEATRE--T extensive and bsauti-
fuy decorated equestrian establishment will be opened
on Monday evening next, by Sands Costroupe
BtEEcKEp HaII.- Javster Lee will open this popular
hall on Monday evening next with series Of his equii-
hrirm performances.
Lrrmr HAT, Nrwank- DIR HOllick viii deliver four
Of HE private lectures to gentlemen, at this place next
week
Mss cr.r~,S IL performing with great success at the
National theatre, In Boston
T1r Mrssrs DfssrS Ae playing ct Buffalo also Joss
Ma ssp Mas b wrlLr.~s are pcrtOrmips at the Arch
sirtf theatre, tbDsdelphis