The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-17
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Bowvny TuEArHr The entertainments announced
for this evening are, "Nck Of tho Woods Husbands
eecietr end the Golden Rnrmsr In which those cele-
trsted artists Nesrs Eddy Tton, and Good al will sp-
rear Thi. establishment Is well managed behind ths
curtain BIZ Mr. stsvena who az an actor and manager 10
much reSpectea for his talent
BroArsay Trrarur--The great tragedian, Eiwin
Forrest Who Is every night attracting mmenfe houses,
and received with The greatest enthusiasm and delight,
appears Macbeth. character which he fs In excel
lent ftyie lie will be assisted by Nr. Conway and
Madam Ponisi. The amus,Dents win close with My
lcunn Wife and Old Umbrella" FORESTS engagement
viii be very profitable for The msnassn1en,' -,.,. IN,
Raves whose performances have always been witnessed
with pleasure ard delight present two grand tpsc'scie
pantf mines entitled kim "A ana soul 70 sec either
az which separately T. nth the price Of admission
To morrow evening the celebrated vocalist Madsme rh-
RrRTos's Tsr.rrr-The great comedian, Burton sp-
pears this evening. IN two characters and Blake who
nsy be consid'rrd one Of the Comedians IN ms Inc sp
firg the Question ana the "roodles" This entertain
ia,nt cannot be Suppressed The pieces are light aud
highly amusing and the actors all Of the frst stamp
N,IuN.L THrarnE booth, the iuimiable tragedian
who for lorg Of years has held the rst place
the best represenisl,e O. snsSsierean enafse.er p
pears to night. as Psscara In the Appellate and Mr
J X. Scott ~ Melsc. The auusemens viii conclude
with the 1tot q the shannon" which viii introduce
blanchard and his ssgacicus dogs. .
Amrntc.~ NrsrVM This PLACE Of eruusenent IL
nightly crowded the afternoon performances also draw
well. the Martinetti Family are exceedingly clever and
the dramatic performances give general satisfact.on
TAsrnN.cir.-The rlaintive and heart touching bl-
lads which rendered with great musical science ~
thsu Of the musical dicf,a-t portion ~ is...
whose recollection OF the land Of their nativity. anu .n
innocent and pleasant dsys Of soyhood rr1ofs 20 sns
minds the sweetest associations. hne selection VI "
/ steal gems for this evening ,,-., ,,,,-,..~
| rporc.,Ns Ivr.Uu The diefingushei hmir'cs"
actress Miss Charlctte Cushman comrafnces an eusaee
rept this evening at Brougham's Lyoeum sue nppesrs
| AZ Nrn Halter In the play u the ssrsnsef ner IN
eagerosp art must prove source Of great proht 70 mr
| proushru wa hope ss no nan desNves oet.er Az
a. and ~ Tie dramatic public. Miss Cushman de-
sissly The yesy frst artist belonging TO the American
ssss and h universally esteemed for her splendid
Cgs,sr,'s MrSsrrris.-This unrivsiied COMPANY con-
Anne 10 a.rnct depsey crowded horses They oasr an
| sxeeilent entertainment for this evening.
4 rrIIoss MiSsrRELs give two ans programmes for TIL.
afternoon and evening. The hail. q course, WIZ be tiled
| 70 overhowirg.
| povrpy AnrutrHrArpr.-Her kiSt has completely
sstornded n patrons Of this establishmeni He Is Ger
tany an extraordinary artist and merits the srprecs
ticn q the public There will be two pS<ormances her
| to.day-sfternoon and evening.
Ma ASp Mas. WILLIAMS, who drew such trersnaou
houses at the Bowery theatre for four successive wee
are TO appear at the National theatre, Boton, mex
| week. -
THr PporrssopAg greater crowd last night thar ~.
at Trpler Hall and to-ncnt may be expected ~ n
greater still We learn that very important GULLY
the movements Of the rofessor is about 90
| consequent upon the arrival Of Catherine haye
| we shall let our res iers knew 10 time.