The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-28

BowERv THnArss.-1his spacious and beautiful Thea
doubtless attracted by tho excellent dam. e1ts-d
Johanna Dare which Is every evening witnessed BY
most enthusiastic cheering Mr. Eddy sr ,.r,ta. .ai
Mrs c. Wemys~, great favgrtes. aud a.A1y
waried for their dramatic sbiltirs The B,sry Aearr
is ably managed by Mr. :. Hsmblin; he spar ether
pains or expense in the production ~ ths most novel
pieces aud in the engagement II he b. ac, r. asi
hence his great The entertainments viii term
nate with the amusing farce Of Your III in Danger
The characters will be- filled by several pr actor.
This programme viii be sure TO attract snshr crgwad
house.
BroApwAY THEArRr-Thls evening il 81 part FIR the
benefit II the accomplished actress Miss Iaa npnnst
being her last appearance but one Th. ca
will commence nth the new and cxcellnt a,.y ealltil
Presented at Court The character. b. s plece arr
numerous and consequently. all the leadng a'a a ~
establishment IL called into action tuneAy alwsys
good in every character, sustans the par the kAr
Rochester; fr'dcrcks Charles II MA a. Captain
Montague; shaw as sydney: Schar q pys and "a.
yidgc Ms Master GcoIrry wedierburne With Nfs Abblt
MR.. sherwood Miss A. and Miss . Gou9tnl-ia aai
Miss Olivia With such aspiendid cast "a - - th.
comedy Is sure TO succeed hut whsn l41 ~
Of the famous Miss }. Bennett, whose bar "A aeting
nightly elicits enthusiasts cheers. very t.i ~ my
be entertained q full and fashioaab rha
amusement close with the lious.keepgT MIS- . bsa.
nett a. Felicia. with a song.
NIBIo's GARprs.-The entertainments r this svcRing
are Of diversified character Allie y ~ .hl appear
IN several equestrian flats a. ALSO tn Brah9r. pa--t
with their wonderful dancing and tran,d irenrh hrsrs
The great English Jester, Mr. W y Walett ~ili auu.e
the audience with his witty and entertaining stories ~
will be assisted in the ring by thos" = iabraicd ensas
LatLrcp and Gardner Wcshs troupe. fr
Philadelphia, consisting Of eminent stFians fygn1
asts acrobats. with horses and ponies orand sonrt
exercises, horseback BY the young baptist Loisset
BuRroS's THrArRr-This evening. a bal n the great
attraction il offered Either 4 beautiful
comedies announced ought u be snii 'eit 10 draw
crowded house-but why speak Of cr3~dgd houses. a.
every night seems to be the natter what the
performances may be- Burton has game lhe confidence
Of the dramatic public for his abb at and his
theatrical career is consequently 4 with
Only look at the programme for tn. ing The per-
fornanccs commence with the beautiful iy II she
Stops to Conquer Those who havc IA ine oll
comedies performed at Burtonr wdi ~ admit that
all the comedians are excellent b. ehsn W add -
this the admirable comedy Of the Serlu Family with
Burton in his great character II Sle,k hl rush there
viii be to Chambers street this evening
BRorcHAMs LycEuM-Onc is Away Eurc TO find .
brilliant crowded, fashionable. and a. Ihtcd audience
ut this capitaly managed place Of ascmcnt. Why
should be otherwise when the beat entertainment
Is TO be provided the great variety 4 performances
rendering the Lyceum the chief + the pleasure
seeker. Tonight they give the famou drama OF The
Devil in Paris in which Miss Mary Taylor sustans six
different characters and is incompatible in each.
Broughsm gives a peculiar interest the exquisite
yanle causing laughter by tonnish man
They also play The King and the Minnie card
whenever it is in the bill Don't forget the stocShol
and subscribers and Drougham- friends generally
combine to give him substantial proof If their regard
tomorrow evening. when the comedy Of Love in
Maze" will be done and, by desire The Worlds Fair "
NATIONAL THEATRE-The new national drama of
Harry Burnham is still in the ascendant. and win
likely continue to be for considerable period 1t is
put the stage in great scndor aud the characters
all ably sustained by very talented company Of
comedians Purdy does well to keep this piece before
the public particularly as il is generally liked National
pieces when produced effectively in regard to good Ian
guage and plot viii always be pay but when
attention is paid to this point they will attract
The entertainments will conclude with the comedy
of All that Gittcrs is not Gold" The National is BE-
coming place Of attraction and Mr rurdy may res
ured HE great exertons will always command patronage
from discerning public.
CHrrsrr's MisIsTREIs-we glad to perceive that
Mr.. Il. i. Christy who indispostd H. a
his stand in Mechanics Hall The bill for tonight il
llptg in-fr1 up nj
performances. and dancing-wh the great negro repre-
sentative. George. who will tn. audience with his
exec, dinghy witty sayings. There Will be afternoon
concert Saturday Mr.. Porter yy worthy ataehes.
takes his benefit on saturday evening
FELLOWS NI>isIRELs-1his evening Is set apart for
the benefit Of n very deserving artist j. Herman the
tenor singer lie has often contributed 10 aynuse
the visitors by his vocazation and IL hoped that they
wis member him this evening The programme is very
interostng-songs choruses burlequ. opera solos the
violin Tyroean singing by Christian. with variety of
other attractive features We hope to the hall
crowded.
ANrRIcAs MrsrrM-The afternoon and evening pcrfor-
mances very attractive. T. d. Rice the BILE
negro representative. appears sJumbo jun and Gin
ger Blue, in the Virginia Mummy and ia The evening
the beautiful moral drama Of ~Madelane ia which Misc
Chapman and Dir. Z. W. Clarke sustain the principal
characters.
NV YoRK Cmcrs.-This evening at me amphithea-
tire in the Bowery Mad lie Tournaire snd Juncs ini-
sbie equestrian bouP appear in one 81 the best sciec
tons q equestrian gymnastc and acrobstc diversions
ever presented In this city The pretty little Mary Ann
Wells dcreryedy immense favorto with the
Of this establishment and her various acts Of hJscna-
snip are pleasing in the highest degree. great
Der 81 talented performers attached to June = TO
Circus.
THE AIIrGAStsSs will give Il their amusing con-
eerts on Monday evening next at the Hope Chapel.
GRAND CoScrRr IN BnooKLYS.-iierr urcbel the emf
nCnt yiolinist, from Berlin. will give concert ~ The
Female Academy in Brooklyn. Tuesday evening next
sgnor Lorini the silver toned tenor If the Italian
Tf01> Hoffman, the celebrated pianist other dis
tinguishcd artists will lend their powerful support The
orchestra vii, be under the direction Il Max Marexek
We have doubt II will be Of the best conc r; II
the season in brooklyn and will give the citizens OF hat
place nm opportunity II listening the music Of our best
artists without the trouble Of coming to this city Mr
Gretel H. without doubt the best yolinist nov in this
country.
Jenny Lind gave her first concert at St Louis No on
the 18th instant.
Nile farodi is giving concerts at Norfolk Va.