The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-11
Theatrical mud rrus,c,l.

BowFRy TaEArnE-hr aamhiu tne AZ I've ADD intel
lg,nt manager q this pspular Ia u
great success He Is very enterprsug and spares ushcr
pains Dor expense Ia producing the novel aud best
entertainments Ia order 10 vlt ase thoss Who have soll
by bin 10 his long ana talented dramati, The
eriertapmen' for this evening o che dramas II
"hepne ~ and Der Freichutz'' which witnessed
with me greatest pleasure hy large a'semhagcs Ia week
BROADWAY ffFATRE.-rhe tragedy OF the GladiasoeN
VIII commence the performances this evening With
Mc toirest s'r Conway ard Mad Ponisi ia tho princ
pal characters liz What remarkable that maay
stars have speared lately at this theatre who have by
their own exertions former oecasion filed the honse
and lately they could not do without auxiliary aid
y.t Forrest seems to the theatre every night
mnch are his dramatic representations ADMIRED The
entertainments ill conclude With comeiy 10 tSn
acts, by Fhos Morton called Sink Swim = which has
been put the stage by Mr. Barry in the effective
style as regards cast Of characters and display
NiBto's GARDEN THE performances al this resort Of
IA bonable citizens always AFFORD the delight
10 the visitors Niblo has always shosn by hi lnaga
ment that be suit the taste and refinement OF the
age This evening The entertapmeuts consist OF the
opera of the "Cbild OF the Regimsssn in which Madame
Anna Th'on Mr. Hudson MIR. Leach and Other vocsists
OF celebrity win There be little doubt but
that the theatre will be crowded
Burrows THEATRE Us ual this house is crowded
night and the audiences generally speaking retire
highly delighted with the performances Burton /, a
host In himself, being considered one or the bsst
comedians Of the age but he not to be satisfied
with this as he has company every member Of which
is a star in his own line The selections for this
evening the comedy of the Riyalsn with splsnd
cast and the excellent drama OF Robert Maestro with
Burton and Thompson in the principal characters
NATIONAL THEATRE This theatre is doing well the
entertainments are light and varied and the manager
interchangeable in his exertons to please the pa
irons of his establishment This evening the amuse
ments with the drama of the Irish Tutor
which win be succeeded by new drama csllsd the
Writing on the Wall" which has for some time been
IN active preparation; and all will terminate with the
farce Of " Wife for Day"
WAILAcK's THEATRE.-Those who are fond of finished
and beautiful piece of acting will remember Mr. Blakes
Of Geofrey Dale in the affecting comedy
Of the Last Man - He appears in 1t this evening,
and persuaded the theatre will be crowded in
every department The feature will be the comedy
called Two Play that amcn and the entertain
ments close with the farce OF Only God " with
Wacot in the leading character We informed that
Mr. james Wallsck the proprietor wiz shortly appear
he may be his theatre will be crowded every night.
METROPOLITAN HALL The extra and seventh concert
Of the distinguished vocalist Mad. Henrietta Soutag,
off this evening at Metropolitan HALL The pre-
gIamme contains great variety OF her best and most ad
mred songs Paul Julien whose execution the violin
has been considered BY any artist who
ceded him in America will play fantasia themes from
Linda di Chamouni," and fantasia, souvenir de
Belni."
Dreamn is announced for another week. This will gra-
ty many who have not yet it Tue pieces to be
resented this afternoon are the Miller OF Whetstone'
and Domestic Economy both of which are well east
CrRIsrY's OprRA HousE-The great success which has
always attended the performances Of Chrstys Mnstes
continues undated. They offer good programme for
this evening.
Woop's MrSsrnELs we're witnessed with great delight by
crowded assemblaees during the week. f. Horn the
life and soul Of the band, takes his benefit to- night
Give him bumper
WIRES yARIErrEs-The performances to be given at
this popular place Of amusement this evening comprise
negro minstrelsy singing dancing and favorite farce
in which Mr. and Mrs. Merritield will appear.
MINERVA Rooms The beautiful Panorama of Mexico,
porrayiDg the several battles In the late Mexican
in which General Scott engaged will be exhibited at
this popular resort during the ensuing week.
Mrs G N Sinclair had benefit on Saturday evening,
at the Chestnut street theatre, Philadelphia.
The Batemap children commence engagement this
evening at Holiday street theatre. Baltimore.