The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-13
Theatrical and Musical.

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Theatrical and Musical. stfH
BowEHY THEATRE.-The most attractive enter
tanmens Of the season offered tonight, for the
amusement Of the dramatic public, at this old and
famous theatre, Mr.. 7. $ Hambln appeared
last evening a. Richard, and was received by very
crowded house, with dcafcning cheers. His talent
Cd and interesting daughter, who appeared as the
Duke Of York, was also received With the greatest
Othello, character in which he may Dc said to
have no superior, and Mr.. T.. Eddy as lago, with
Miss q. Wemyss lesdemona. Those who re-
member Mr.. Iiamblin's de personatisn ofCthe
ing to visit the Bowery Theatre. The en.ertain-
ments win close with the comedy of ,",tll the
Worlds stage" As Mr.. Hamhlin viii perform a
round Of his best -hapspearean characters during
action and genuine histrionic ability have rich
treat offered them. tAt f.
kcBRoAnwAY THEATRE.--The entertainments for
thi evening viii consist of the farce II " My Pre-
eious Betsy. with Mr.. lavidge, Mr.. shaw, Mrs.,
Abbott aud Mrs. Knight in the principal charac'
ters. The entertainments will conclude with. the
magnificent spectacle Of the "Vision Of the SUM-
which, during long and -uceessful run, was every
night received with the mo-. enthusiastic cheers.
The scenery is generally admitted to be, perhaps,
the most gorgeous ever seen IN this country, anu
the acting by Misses Anderon and Gougenhem,
Mr.. Harris and others, every night rewarded
row evening, Mr.. Davidgc, a very clever comedian,
and a general favorite, takes his benefit, when
bill Of great attraction will be presented. Mr..
Davidge has many friends and numerous aequaint-
ances, and ii is hoped they will their best
ertions to give him what he r;hly deserves
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NIBLo's GAEpry.--This being the last week that
the celebrated Roussct Family will appear, no
doubt this beautiful theatre will be filed in every
department. The amusements this evening will
commence with the laughable piece of the Wash
crwoman," with Mr.. and Mrs. Sloan in the prin-
cipal characters. The next feature will be the
splendid ballet Of "tiselle," in which the Rousset
Family, Caroline, Adelaide. Theresine and Clemen-
tine, with their father will sustain the principal
characters. Those who delight in the best dancing
should see these highly gifted artists before they
leave the city, 80
BURROWS TnEArRE.-As usual, the entertain
ments here very attractive, in addition to which
we find il announced In the small bills, that the
President and cabinet together with the Governor
of the State, are to visit Chambers street theatre
this evening. Where Burton can find room TO stow
away the people, are ut loss to know, as on or
binary occasions the theatre is every night crowded
The amuscmcnts will commence with the beautiful
comedietta Of the 'Alorning Call, which will be
followed by . popular ballad, by Mrs. Holman /;
dancing by Miss Walters, and splendid orchestral
music by an excellent band Of musicians The ca
tertainments will proceed with the admirable piece
Of the "Toodes," in which Burton will display his
great comic ability. All viii close with the '.Schoo
tor Tigers" .#
national THEATRE.-The farce Of "victimix-
ing will commence the entertainments, with Messrs.
Watkins and Fox, together with Miss Croker, in
the principal characters. This viii be followed by
the grand and magnificent spectacle Of "Thalaba,
the Destroyer, or the Burning Sword This piece,
which is considered by every visitor to DO the most
gorgeous of the kind ever seen in this city, must,
from It's splcndor, have n long and successful run.
The scenery Is beautiful in the extreme, and the
dresses and other requisites are Of the most costly
description. The appearance Of Mrs. G. X. Thorne
in the beautiful character Of Thaaba adds consid-
eraby to the attraction OF the piece. Purdy is
very interchangeable manag ger, and justly merits the
with which he is meeting. .
BRorcnM's IycEuM.-Mrs. Blake, a very
clever artist AMI great fayorite, takes her benefit
this evening. The programme Of entertainment i
incncc with the elegant comedy OF Lo ndon
Assurance the part OF Sir lIarcourt Gourily by
Harry placde, Mark NEEDLE by Mr.. VIM. X.
Flake; Max Harkaway by Mr.. Lynne, and Daz-
]. Walack, Jun, Grace lIarkaway by Mary
Taylor and that Of Pert by Mrs. Blake This Is
great cast, and, no doubt, viii draw an immense
house. Mile. Ducy-Barre will dance, and the
entertainments will conclude with the Imaginable
and highly amusing sketch Of a Row at the
Lyeeum
CnRlsl1's MlNSrFELs continue in the same sue
oessiul career. Their hall j. always filed with the
most fashionable audiences, and their performances
give general satisfaction.
FELLOWS MNsTRrLs AND nm NEw ORLEANS
SERESADIRs have made perm ,ncnt and favorable
impression, by their select performances, on the
play-going public. The new burlcsqe opera viii
DC repeated this evening. 60 early
AMERICAN MUsEUM-Tm GRAND PROCESSION
To-day the President and suite cxpccte TO
rive at the Battery, ut mid. day. The procession
will then move up Broadway. Citizens and stran-
gers will find the balconies, the windows, aud the
terrace the top Of the Museum, the most satis-
factory point Of view Of the procession Of any
in NcS ork. Secure your places early. In honer
of the day. the performances in the afternoon and
evening VIII be more than usually attractive.
CHARLESTON SEREyADEEs.-This talented band
Of negro performers will repeat their excellent en-.
tertainments this evening NJ Blcccker Hall.
TIE AitIunaNIASs were greeted by o large aud
fashionable audience, at their first concert In Provi-
Gence, on Thursday evening last. They sing in
Worcester tomorrow evening.
Mr. Rainor, the popular vocalist, will give one
Of his select entertainments ut Morristown, y. j.,
this evening.
Miss Cusbman and Miss Davenport are playing
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