The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-30
Theatrical and Musical.

theatrical and Musical.
AuseA-The sterling support which European artists
efrpecabc talent receive in this country continues to
attract to shores many Of the notable Among
thoee who have recently arrived here tours
Mons Victor Petit who ia very highly spoken Of on
thc Continent for his skin musical composer and mr.
brmer on the clarionet and hs daughter lilo Ierminc
Pstt who is said to be young prodigy and to have won
hnrels AZ ptantse in Belgium Holland and Germany
The public Of this city will the pleasure of
Judging OF the merits of these candidates their
vor and patronage and they eta bish such good
claims to Its support they sad possess their tour
through this country will no doubt be highly succes-
tal one.
BowrRy THEATRE The grand romantic arom, an
tnlcd the "Coran Brothers. attracted another crowded
assembage TO this old established prosperous theatra
As night and II we can judge from the marked applause
which was bestowed upon every scene, it must have
bong and successful II is produced in STYLE Of
speudor seldom witnessed and reflects all possible credit
upon MI Hamblin whose indcfatgable cxertions have
won for him the esteem of the patrons the drama The
able manner in which the stage department conducted
by Mr. Stevens cannot be too highly euloised will lie
performtd TO night together with the comedy Of Lola
Monies which will be the commencing feature
BRoApwhy THr.rRr.-Thc bcn,6 of Mr.. Forrest, the
great American tragcdan win take place to night being
most positively his last appearance this in
suence Of his arrangements to appear in Washington and
Philadelphia This will be the sixty ninth night OF his
cement which is an event unparalleled in the history
Of theatcar The piece selected for the same
that In which he made his frs, appearance in the pre-
sent Engagement namely, the tragedy Of Damon aud
pythesn In which he will personatc his great character
Of Damon supported in tho other leading characters by
Messrs. Conway, fenno. Reynolds Madame Ponisi and
Mrs Abbott The theatre doubt will be- filed almost
10 sunocaton with his admirers to give him
"bumper at parting The farce Of "Ir and Mrs Lilly.
white" viii be the terminating feature
EmIos GArp,N.-The fascinating and greatly admired
danseuse Nile Caroline Roussct and her three sisters
announced TO appear in the two grand ballets of
|" Catarna" and lie Diablc Quatre,n this evening
This Is unusually attractive programme Of entertain
ment and must FL Niblos in every available department
There viii be performance tomorrow night in
sucncc Of the rehearsal rendered for the perfect
production Of the grand ballet Of La sylphdc Aubcrs
opera Of the " Devils share is in rehearsal in which
Nine. Anna Thillon will appear NJ Carlo
BuHro> Tur.TRr--B advcrtses another exceed.
sry attractive entertainment for this evening compris-
ing new farce popular comedy. and musical piece
The connie roirc fegn4c VIII ~ the VI ,n'iilel
" bo stole the Pocket book. in winch MIR. Johnston
and Miss Rowland will sustain the leading characters.
This will be followed by the comedy of The Serious Ia
unity which embcdes nearly all the principal members
of the company IN the cast and the whole will terminate
with the musical farce Of The Mountain Maid IN
which Miss Mary Taylor will appear Rosette. being
the last night hut of her engagement previous 10
her retirement from the stage
National TurArHr.-Ths establishment continues in
uninterrupted Of aud manager Purdy
y reoping rich harvest The amuscmcnts provided for
TO night will commence with the entertaining farce Of
Crossing the Line This will be succeeded BY the drama
entitled THE Gar ricr and his Dog which will introduce
Mr. Blanchard aud his sagaoious dogs. The and
Huceesful drama Of THE Blacksmith Of Antwerp will
BE- the concluding piece These entertainments being for
the benefit Of Mr. blanchard 1t il presumed the theatre
will be crowded TO overlooking
LycruM TurArrr--The managers of this beautiful
tabshmcn announce -four excellent pieces for this
ming comprising The Loan Of Lover "A Man without
Head The Fair one with the Golden Locks, and
sHr and Mrs. Peter white This selection will intro
since those great fnyores, Mise Julia Bennett, Mrs
Macdcr Mr.. Wsicot Mr.. Vincent and Mr. Palmer. In
the primo pa characters In connection with the above
The Village Medley Dance viii be executed 10y Misses
TaYeuro and pync aud the orchestra will perform several
popular musical selections forming as highly attractive
an entertainment as the patrons Of the drama can
sire.
B.EsuM's husrsM.-Thc admired play, drama,iscd
From Sir Walter Scott celebrated work, entitled Guy
Manncrng the Gipsey's Warning viii be represent
ed again this evening In the lecture OF this vast
tatlshmcnt. The cast embraces the names Of Clarke,
tladaway Ilenkns Miss Mesay,r Miss Barton, aud Mrs.
PensoD Tho pieces selected for the afternoon the
hrccs Of "fortunc's froic and Family Jars, both
Of which are well cas
Cup,ry's orrRs Housr --Chrsys band Of Ministries
have issued fine programme ~ Ethiopian amusemcuts
kr this evening. They continue TO attract denscy
crowded house and received with great delight and
Wcops MiNsrnrIs will appear again to night in their
ethiopian version Of the tragedy Of Macbeth II drew
smother full house last night aud received with every
demonstration Of approval
A GpaNp sscnED CoNcrpr viii bc given on Sunday
evening at the National Hall Canal street ny the Italian
Artists Association,
fuiows MNsrpis viii open Al Concert HILL Buffalo.
ihls evening They have met with great success
JouS GossS, the fayorte clown J. engaged by spauld
ing \ Rogers iof their Floating Amphiihcatrc, Gin
sinnati
player Of chromatc union pipes. gcis complimentary
benefit ths evening Several beautiful national air. viii
h. played
At the American Theatre NJ San Francisco they were
lately playing btrlcsquc called Mrs. Biscuit Chantor
Dir Chapman and Miss Chapman have been playing at
tb' American Theatre. san Frauc-co
Sgnora rarod arrive in New orleans On the
-ft she IL going to sing at The orleans Theatre
Madame hblamovicz singing At Louisville a las
acoounts
'rlcst, il dancing II Albany