The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-24
Theatrical mud NIMslcnl.

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Bowery Theatre every evening is put the stage in
the utmost splendor II has cost Mr. IIamblin large
sum of money. The effects and startling. and
the scenery is magnificent Ii produced in Paris
the 10th of April 1850 at the Theatre Hstoriquc and
Mr. Charles keane, in search Of novelty subsequently
produced il al the Prncesses' Threatre London the
focncry and tableaux being then pronounced splendid
We have read the romance and only surprised that
such imy materials could be made to form the ground
work of excellent drama being performed at the
Old Bowery with great and the utmost cutbusi-
The principal characters filed by Messrs Eddy,
House during the masked ball is superbly beautiful
ard has never we believe been surpassed by any theatre
Hanbp spares money in producing new pieces, and
We glad to perceive his theatre every night crowded.
and will likely be SO for two three weeks Mt
least long as the present spectacle presented The
comedy of the Married Rake will the per-
foImaEces.
BRoADwAY THsATRhThs evening is the sixty fourth Of
Forests engagement, and still his friends and
admirers continue to fill the theatre He appears
night Jack Cade Of his greatest characters and
one, we believe, in which be is admired than any
the life and has always received the unanimous and
hearty cheers Of delighted AUDIENCES He will be sup
Croker The farce the Bengal Tiger will conclude
the entertainments Davdge the life and soul Of comedy
being the attractive feature of the piece.
NBLo's GARpss The dramatic company will
mcnce the entertainments this establishment to- night
The piece selected is the farce of My Neghbors Wife,
and the subsequent and concluding feature will be the
grand ballet Of CataTnan in which the graceful and
truly accomplished daneuse Caroline Russell will sustain
the character Of CaaTna assisted in the other leading
Clementine
sent ballet troupe under the guidance of M. Rousset
may be considered Of the best that has appeared in
this city for many years and the family taken whole,
the most perfect in the Terpsichorean art.
Burrows TrEAsRE-The laughable and very amusing
farce entitled the New Connubal Bliss Association
will commence the entertainments this evening. Let
those who can enjoy hearty laugh and bid dull
farewell 60 and Blake Lester, Mrs Blake and Mrs
Rae This piece will be followed by the farce called
theby fast approaching the station of perfection
comedian The comedy OF the Serious Family wicon-
clude the entertainments To see Burtons Aminidab
Sleek Is worth the price Of admissions but added this
will be Messrs. Dyott Letter Johnston Miss Weston and
Mrs. Hughes
NATIONAL THrArnr.-1hc active manager of this
tabshmcnt continues to please the visitors of the Ma
tiona If we may judge from numbers. The perform
which given nightly. being light and amusing
and such please all have gained for him character of
fame in the managerial chair. The drama Of Blanch
the outcast will commence the entertainments with Mr.
Blanchard who is great favore. in the principal cha
racte assisted by an actress OF great celebrity Mrs
Nichols The new and admired drama called the. Black
smith Of Anwerp will follow. Mr.. W g. Jones rs tho
hero of the piece and Mrs Nichols in the character
Agnes Nores The farce Of Hurley and Burley'' will
conclude the amusements
LycEuM TnEATRE-This establishment seems to be i'm
proving the house, last night very respectable
The selections for this evening the farce of Betsey
Bekcr." with Mr.. Owens excellent comedian in the
principal character The fairy extravaganza, entitled
the Fair One with the Golden Locks will succeed with
Walcot. Miss Julia Bennett, and Miss Fisher, In the
principal characters Miss Bennett is good actress and
will prove card for Corbyn and auckland The enter
tanments will conclude with the oddly entitled Why
Cough and Gamble Walcott and Mrs Maeder filling the
| leading character
| AMERICAN MUsrrM.-Ths establishment continues to
be patronsed by large assembage and the performances
received with great satisfaction In the afternoon
will represented the Oriental spectacle entitled Cherry
and Fair STAR in which Messrs c. W. Clarke Hadaway
Iferkins, and Miss Mestayer will appear The piece
eced for the evening is the popular play styled The
Wife Tale of Siantua which will introduce all the lead
ing members Of the company in the cast.
BowERy CrRcrs The managers of this very popular
equestrian establishment announce this their last day
in this city and offer very attractive programme for
both this afternoon and evening.
CHpIsTY's OPtRA HorsE-Christy's band Of minstrels
have issued very fine programme OF Ethiopian per-
formances for this evening The new song, Eulae,n
Will be repeated
Woop's MiNsrRELs.-Ths popular company to
give an afternoon an. evening performance to-day for
which they have prepared well selected programme.
AsTon Place orEaA HousE.-ssndfords Opera troupe
VIII appear IN the buresque opera Of La San am bull
an this evening for the benefit of Mr. Sandford They
give an afternoon Performance at three o'clock. This
will be their last appearance in this city.
Charlotte Cusbman Is in Philadelphia She will
finish her farewell engagement the Walnut street thea
tire in few days Her next engagement is at the Broad
way theatre In this city
Eliza Logan is playing in Washington city.
Mrs Sinclrs debut in Boston said have been such
TO warrant the prediction successful engagement
She greeted by large audience and at the close Of
the performance called before the curtain The Ma
tiona Theatre having burned down since the
mt mt OF her performances she viii complete her engage
ment at the Boston Theatre where the company the
late National are now playing.
Miss Davenport IL playing at the Howard Athenaum.
Boston. Last night was set apart for her benefit.
Madame Fleury joys musical performances at the
French Opera in New Orleans highly lauded for the
skful manner In which she manages her voice, which Is
not so full and perfect as it was Mt one time
Catharne Hayes has ut been giving concerts in Ceve-
land where she received in fact she has been in
every place she has visited with marked demonstrations
of regard
Mr. CIV Brooke playing at tho Holiday street thea
ire Baltimore.
Madame Anna Bishop was at jackson; Miss on the
10th inst