The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-23
Theatrical and Musical.

BROADWAY TuEA1RE-Mr. B. Williams The l,5ai, GO
medi IN ard his wife Mrs " illiaps wnp j. onc a
the lest representatives OF Yankee charaee in .e mi
ted States are now playing very successful engagement
al the metropolitan theatre. Mr.. Williams has lahore
hard to attain his present position with difficulties whicl
few artists experience. having father aud mother
support whom be mover neglected ael, other mem
bers OF his immediate family he always acted the part
good son. and he has reached position which It II
hopedhe viii maintain with satisfaction the dram NJ
tic public. and credit to himself an Irish comedian
appears to night in the drama OF ireland As 1t
and Teddy the Ier" and his wife in the piec
Of In and Out Of Place.
Nlnlo's G.RpEy-The French Opera Comquc compa
ny appear again this evening in the opera lie Song
dune Mutt d'Ete orssli1summer NiGh:'s Dream, Til
character OF Elizabeth will be sustained by Mad Feury
jolly who although not what would strictly term al
artist OF astounding qualities, possesses a good so
prano voice and manages it with scientific government
NJ Diguet and r. Graat who represent shas srsare an
fairtah with great comic ability History does not sup
Ply us with an instance whese Shakespeare appeared
IN ms cups we should like. therefore to why he n
represented so' The cperan every ether respect is
good and the chorus and orchestral departments excel
lent. ~
Burrows THEATRE No matter what CHANCES o.o,r :,
the city it Burton can maintain his ground hi
theatre well paronizcd and his tact in the managerial
char without parallel 1t is old maxim" Although
many sovereigns die yet the king is never dead, and
this may very happily be applied to Brron's theatre
ioi, aatnoush ne may lose star this week who has ri
yeted the hearts of his audience yet there seems to Id
always an bcir presumptivc to fill his situation probab
OF not less but more talent for the welfare and
ment OF The dramatic public, aud the filing Of the Golfer
OF the treasury. To. night the comedy Of Mind Won
own Business and the amusing fare. IL Good fo
Nothing"
will commence with Rebels and Toiesn ,r the secon
time. 1t has been jramased from historical romanc
OF that name which has been written by laurence La
piece has been produced without any regard L
expense and the scenery is beautiful Tho leading cha
Tacters are hlled 10y Messrs w @. Jones N H. Clarke
Fox and Mrs. H. I. Nichols. The whole TO conclude
with the drama of Born TO Good Luck with Mr. Red
mond Ryan az Paudeen o'Ra1erty
Castle GARDIS.-lhis evening the entertainment con
n nd ~.
strumental performances Among the artists arc tn,
names of Mad sodenburg, Herr Klein and Herr Muen
rection Of VI. Gucrn.
AsrorEpIAcr opyph Horsr Donet.is troupe oftrain
ed animals consisting Of monkeys, goats and dogs will
appear again this evening in variety o. their bipblv
amusing and laughshle ieats They stu command the
ate ndance Of large audiences and really well WORTH
sccirg
MrInoroilT,x Hirl The grand concert Of Madam,
Ahoni comes OF this evening when. doubt large
assemtagc of tbc mui ca dietante will be present. 81
Is in possesfion q tic greatest conalo voice ian,
world The pr grammc Is ono OF rare attraction.
MrsrrM,-The drama entitled aPasson and Re
pcniancca and the favoIite cocdicta IL Faint Heart
never Won Fair Lady viii he represented this after
noon, Mt this establishment; and the anus ing pieces
styled Swiss SWANS and The 'iilustroUs Stranger
win be given in the evening
CGRisrs' orrnA UoussThis popular rosor. continues
TO &c extensively patronized Notwithstanding the great
heat OF the weather The programme o nr is very
attractive.
woop's Mrysrrls-This fayoritc band Of nhiopcan
to utlENb iuil houses. They
nonnce very One selection a songs and dances for
night.
MAD; Avs. BIsHor. who has been giving concerts
throushont the States With Tie greatest success gives
concert this evening Baltimore and another in Pha
dephia on the 2!th after which she will proceed
TO NoW York, where she intends giving two grand fe
tiyals, aided by Dochsa, the great haTpist.
EJECTMFNT FROM 4 RAILROAD Can, RE.ULT1NG
IN DEATH "A man named Aaron Banta was killed
on the Ramapo Railroad near Sandy HID, Friday,
and the people of Paterson much excited about
the manner of his death The following account which
isprobably exaggerated, has reached us;-Banta and
his wife in the cars, and he either refused en-
tirely to pay his fare, claiming free passage be-
cause he had formerly worked on the road, or he
had not sufficient money to pay. The conductor
therefore turned him out, and, it is stated while
the cars were in notion that Banta was severely
bruised He lay on the track till the next train
came and II passed over bin. cutting OF both ,ep
ut tho the thighs. so that he died Immediately. D. u
The return Of the train the conductor was arrested
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