The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-29

BowrRy TnrA1Rr.-rhe triumphs achieved at this
magnificent dramatic sdfce, during the past season
notwithstanding the excessive heat, have concusvey
proved that the indetgabe exertons Of the proprietor
Mr.. Iiamblin have been favoraby recognized by the
public and must him rich harvest for the forth
mpg campaign The entertainments selected for to-
morrow evening are as usual highly attractive and EN-
brace all the talent connected with this ayorte hespi IN
temple. The commencing feature will be the historical
play called The Court Fool. the Old Mans Curse;
and the nts will terminate with the musical
mantle drama entitled The Blind Boy or the Founding
Prif ce.n
BROADWAY THEarRE.-Ths beautiful theatre was well
attended last week from the great dramatic celebrity
characters Mr. Marshall seems determined that the
Broadway shall continue be attractive in the produc
ton Of nDe pieces and in the engagement If the very
best artists. To morrow evening Mr. Waller, who, We
understand Is native Of this city and who has been
playing in London and Dublin with considerable
will make his appearance
drawn character Of Hamlet Miss Anderton, whose cha
racter both in private and public life, stands high will
sustain the part Of 0phela The close with
IN be your Second.o
NIHLo's GARpEH.-The Ravcs who have always been
considered the greatest artists in their line that
pearcd in this city offer very attractive enter
for to evening. The entertainments viii com
with the comic pantomime Of the .four Lovers
Those who have attended the ballet pantomimes which
have been given by the Raves require little Of cuogy
from to the splendor Of the produc tons. from
first TO last they cheered throughout every
The next feature Is which every body enjoys and
that il the performance the tight rope and the
Guiding feature will be the comic panomme OF the Ma
gle Trumpet"
NATIONAL THEATRE-The bill Of entertainment offered
for to morrow evening, IT, usual good one. If the
National be not we'll paronised 1t certainly is not Mr.
Purdys fault, be unceasng his exerons 70
please the patrons Of this old and popular establishment
The smusements offered Of class which must ensu
coed house The rst feature is the popular piece OF
"Rob y with two oat favarites Mr. j. Scott and
Mrs Nj Jones in the leading parts The concluding
piece is which has, short time since, had long
and successful Iun, namely "Harry Durham with
Mr. Watkins in the principal character.
BRoUcHAM's LycruM-To morrow evening Mr. John
Brougham takes his be eft when hope that his
ertons in the managerial chair will not be forgotten
he has den everything which man could do 10 please
his patrons and IL Is hoped that they will give him
substantial testimony of the fact evening
The openI feature will lie the piece entitled
Card Case . The next will be the Rough Diamond :,
with Sir VIM Don Cousin joe The next will be the
Widows Victim and the terminating feature will be
the farce called the Great Exhibition In all
Brougham's sins viii sppear-Messrs. Chippt ndale,
Jordan, Johnston Mrs. Vernon, Miss Mary Taylor Mrs
Brougbam and also Mr.. Chanfrau.
CHRIsTr's MISUNDERSTANDING performances
nounced by this unriyad company for
ing They continue as attractive
FELLOWS MIrsrRrIs AND the NV ORLEANS SIRE
witnessed by crowded audiences every night
with the utmost delight. fine programme to- morrow
evening.
Castle GARDrr.-Another grand Sunday concert is
advertised to take place the above magnificent estab
lishment this evening Maretzeks orchestra will per.
form Of the most choice musical gems aording de-
Hghtful recreation for the lovers Of music.
Mr.. s. CoRByNis benefit will take place Thursday
evening next when II Is hoped the friends
his father will do their duty.
Mr. T. d. JOHNSTON will take his benefit on Tuesday
evening next He Is great fayorite, and doubt will
have a good benefit
APorLo RooMs-The grand reception levees Of the
Nova Scotia giant every forenoon, afternoon and
lpg, ut the Apollo Rooms, Broadway.