The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-03
Theatrical and Musical.

BowsRY THEATRE The excellent programme of enter
Thespan temple last evening attracted very large ct
tendancs. The pieces paul ohffordn the "Adops
ed Child and kichard of the Lion Heartn which
repre ented in very superior and elicit ID much
applause. The beautiful drama Of !" Paul Clifford" has
made decided hit and very deservedy for Hsnbln
has spared neither labor expense in giving to 1T all
due effect. The plot Is exceedingly Interestingly the
scenery machinery and sppon tments all new, and Of
the most costly descripi ion and the cast emoodss all
the leading members Of the company. We would advise
those who have not yet It, to embrace the present
opportunity, or they will otherwise regret It, 1t will be
repeated to night together with the dramas OF the
adopted Child and Richard OF the Lion Hesrt.n
BRoApwAY THEArRE-The success achieved by Mr..
Collins the distinguished Irish comedian and vocalist
in his celeb character of Paul Clifford In the beau
tful operate anu dramatic spectacle Of that name, is
full great that gained by him in bis presentations
Of Irish character Last nigh the theatre crowded
again with very fashion able audiences, and TIE sp
pase bestowed on Collins songs must have bsea highly
iDepitipg to him. We shall attempt to estimate
the Impression which he would os likely to create
he to continue in OPERA but certainly do assert that
his f-rts Ia altogether In it. Win vsie powerful
and rich and Of such compass he would be enabled
appear in various operas, such would not oa please
the public but would constitute him honor 70 tn
art Paul Clifford will be repeated again TO nigh
with the new farce Of the Guardian Angel"
Burrows THEATRE The bill of fare provided by Man
psiateable ever; for matter where you you vii
always find his beautiful little. theatre crowded to
and his auditors in ecstaGes. The excellent conf
operatic drama. entitled Cinderella which has al
ready been received with the most distinguished mark
Of appreciation is 10 be the commencing feature,
which Burton, Placioe Meyer, Holman Rae, Miss Nary
Tay lor Mrs Holman, Mrs Rae ani Miss }. Hill, will
appear forming altogether cast Of talent rarely
with and the Terminating Pece viii be the excellent
comedy styled the /" First Night in which placde will
susisin the leading character. Who resist such
great temptation?
NArissAL THEATRE The great tragadiau Mr. Booth
appeared at this popular establishment last evening" in
his great character Of Iago in 5hapeares tragedy Of
"othello" supported by Mr.. N B. Clarke, as otnelo,
which was very crtditable performance Mr.. Booth
crested by very large aeseIlblaye, with the
came unbounied enthusiasm has characterized his
as actor. lie will appear TO night in hs
nogned character, Richard the Third supported By
hesers. Arnold Taylor, Mira. H. L. Nichols, aud Mis-
Hathaway. The iaughaoe farce Of . Swallowed Pc.
iicelnsn' and the favonte pantomime, called "rae
f.isSy Cobber.n will also be performed. TIE usual
great anxiety to Booth Richard will, doubt,
10 exhibited this occaion; thos. wishing comfort
,ble seats, should secure them during the day.
ssraicAN MUSEUM Tho capital fsrces entitled A
Dry Wen spen5n and the I" Man With the Carpet Bag
will form the TO be given at the Museum
this afternoon, the great temperance drama syed
The Bcttle and the very laughable farce VI Crimson
sc1aeB will be represented in the evening. The Bot
is' becomes attractive at each performance, AMI
u likely to have long AID uc ceSu run Ii mpaEts
coed moral Lesson and should be seen by every one.
BowFRY CrRcus-sands & Co advertise another fine
equestrian entertainment for this evening in which
talented Na'hsn Family. and sIr Sands aud pupil VIII
participate All the trick ponies and dsucing horses
VIII 90 introduced by Mr. Sands, and tie celebrated
Pony Races very laughab.e burleta, will b. the
concluding feature.
CHFmry's MrNsrnEIs -Thi, ininitsbe basd Of Negro
Pertor allurinG entertainment
this evening consisting Of songs dances irstrunentsl
pieces. hurlesques and witticsms Mr.. w. Porter,
very Efficient member Of this company, is to take his
pul benefit on Saturday next
Poor ANDERSON. This talented naoiaian continues
10 attract large bisse end his soesS agque are
received with grest delight aud enthusiasm The great
rgzs night, he Is award the Six Hundred AMI
Fifty DolEy Prizes, Is csusng great excitement. Com
petitors had better fend in their conuDdruns imme-
diatey, great number have already been received.
PRESENTATION TO LOLA MONIES -On Saturday evening,
nffer he nj 1pI
Leila Monies generously volun red her services for the
&c Il disabled lremsr, loud call was made for her
sppearsnce. She was led on the stage ~ COL James s.
Wallace, accompanied by Messrs, Geo X. Chilis Edwi
D. Yates Frederick Bower Johu Donnsly, VIA +. Par
~ Jacob Lex Thos O Jones Sanl Rugg,es, * Muir
ply, VIM 4 Butter, and others Trustees Of the Asso-
ciltion. Col Wallace having been requested by the
Trustees to cicate on the occasion, spoke as foows
MILE Lola Montee-l address you BY the name you
have made renowned artist In preference to the
title OF nobility, which s your due; have ne pleasure
10 the OF the Philadelphia Association for the Re-
lief Of Ditabed Frsen to thank for your generous
sympathy their behalf and 70 express their grateful
appreciaton Of your unsolicited offer Of grauous
vices this evening And that the o,casion may have
another claim upon your recollection beyond the salts.
f1Lon which always attend tbs performance q chart
of George Washington, the father Of his countryside
emphsticaly the fret Ia wai- the first "a peace
ana the first il the hearts OF his orntrymen To lacy
&. known liberal and republican principles and s.nti-
ments, like yturself feel that nothing could be more
acceptable May you wear 1t long and happiIy and If
ohet years, your profession duties should coll you
ether lands, when you glance at this portrait thick
* ss prouder trophy than the jeweed gts Of an
Emperor al the unsubsautisl fading pageautry or
IAonarchy-the gift Of plain democracy distinguished
votsry artp MILE Lola Monies made short reply
n stance SIS follows -aOh cir what can s-v 70 YOU
nri youf bfave asoca es for this inesmabie s' You
coaia pot 1ave conferred upon greater honor
u1ore rta p'rGsuethe image Of one known aover the
world, a. tb1 father 81 this glorious county May all
ia sops emulate ths example OF the patriotic hrenen
ss fhsuk you aud rish you ard your association all
prosperity. GBdse5 duG gentlemen sJod night -Patta-
MA itaeG f,iy III
Mr 9ustayus prookjs PLAYING IA Warrington TO crowd