The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-05
Theatrical and NIualcaI.

| BowEny THEATRE-The performances for to morrow
which win be produced for the first time at this
with Mr. Eddy and Miss Heron in the principal charac-
tiers Eddy is very good actor and every day improv
inghe steady and attentive to the arduous duties
lis pofessionhe reads we'll and very great favorte
The entertainments will terminate with the interesting
drama of the Robbers Wife, with Nessrs Stevens and
Eddy in the leading characters.
BRoApwAY THEATRE.-Once we about to have
the Irish drama the Broadway theatre with Collins
who IL generally acknowledge to be its best repre-
sentative on the stage in round of his best characters
The amuseHens to morrow evening open with the Irish
Ambassador" in which the lamented Power figured SO
ccnspicuously Collins Sir Patrick O'Penipo is very
respectable Iepref entaonone that cannot fail to gain
fo HIM the admiration Of any audience lie viii sing the
BOLD Soldier Boy.u Miss Price will dance the Pas de
Danube and all will conclude with the amusing Of
Teddy the Tier,' and the act piece Of Ladies Be-
ware
NrBLo's GARDEN Fitzpatrick who has been so
much admired for her dramatic ability will appear to
evening in the character of Helen Mrs. John
Drew as Julia, and Mr. Lynne as Master Walter The
her characters will be filled by the stock company
herring many artists OF dramatic celebrity Between the
third and fourth acts, Mile. Messe and NJ Mege will
dance ras de Deux. On Tuesday evening, the long
wished ballet called the Barber of Seville, will be
produced at this establishment
Burrows THEATRE 1t is somewhat surprising, that
notwithstanding there many places pub
lie in this city at the present date yet this
house is nightly crowded. But those who look at the
@ HS e s I'M rres
attraction II the spirits be at any time depressed 20 to
Burons and the cure ia certaiurrestibe laughter ia
always the result To night the entertainments
consist OF the school of Reform" and the Mummy
NArroN.L THxAInr-Purdy announces those two tai
ented and popular pantomimsts aud tight rope perform
ers Leon Jayeli and Charles Winther this evening
The dramatic amussments comprise piece. entitled
Laid up in Port" in which Mesns. w. G. Jones, N.
b. Clarke. Mrs Nichols and Mrs. Jones will sus
tain the leading characters and the farce styled Ser
wants by Legacy the cast of which embraces many Of
he principal Performers
New Yopr nEATRE--This establishment has been
we'll attended during the past week but the fullest houses
have been on the evenings Of Madame Anna Thllons
performances. The attendance Friday evening was
very SLIM the manager do not keep pace with other
ESTABLISHING nts he cannot expect crowded houses THIS
IL perhaps the greatest age Of theatrical competition
consequently requires all the energy and talent that
be excited in order to successful issue. To-
night Mr. Davenport appears Romeo, and Miss Logan
as Juliet the receipts Of the night being for her benefit
WALIAoxs LYcEuM This establishment. after under
going nhiye alterations improvements aud embeis
mems, is to be opened on Wednesday next The CON-
pany conssts OF the following artsts:Mcssrs Lester
Blake, Walcot, O. Mason. Reynolds. Hale Vincent
Chippendale Jr Philips. Trevor Rea Bernard, Lyster,
Baker Hunt. and Stuart; Mesdames Blake, Buckland,
Wslcot. Stephens. Cramer, Hale Mctiill, and Rea
Misses Gould, Cramer, Tayleure, Mavina, Barton,
0ttoIno, Deane, and Climber; Mr.. Il. Seguin and Mr..
Wailnck.
The Orphans Dream" which has been successfully
received 10y crowded houses this week. at the Museum e
q nS 70 sSenns @ i he
stage In very creditsble manner Nodoubt the lecture
will be filled to overfowipg to Two excellent
pieces will be given in the afternoon.
CHRIsrY's OPrRA Housr.-The performances provided
for to morrow evening by Chri;ty's popular band Of
mnstres exceedingly attractive Their success
usual continues unabatcd.
Woops MiSsIRELs witnessed by another crowded
and delighted audience last evening The announcement
for to night pses many of their best songs
dances and instrumental solos. Poor Uncle Tom will
be repeated.
CASTLE GARDEN --Dodworths Cornet Band will give
their seventeenth grand Sunday concert this to-
night The pleasure Of enjoying the musical dscourses
Of this celebrated band and at the time inhale
nvjgoratipg breeze must prove great nducement
warm weather
THE DRANATic FoyD BENEFIT ia to come of at Castle
Garden to night The pieces to be represented
Shakspeares Merchant Of Venice,n Garricks
Lehe and the ballet OF " Dechalumeauxn 1t is ex-
p.cted that crowded assemblage will be present.
Mr. NEArIE's BENEFIT will take place Tuesday
ing next at the New York theatre Shakpeares tragedy
Of 0thello will be performed. Mr. Neafe appearing
0thello and Mr.. j. II. Scott rs Iago.
ALBoSI's GnASp CONCERT comes Off Tuesday
Ing, ct Metropolitan Hall She will be assisted by Signor
Revere, sgnor Ssngiovanni Sgnor Aretli, and EN-
cient orchestra The musical selections excellent.
There to be little doubt but that the concert
will be crowded by the admirers of the distinguished
tatrice
Madame Anna Bishop is about to visit Quebec, where
she will probably give number Of concerts.
The New Eagle theatre at Buffalo, opened on Wednes-
day evening with full house.
Mrs Howard, late Miss Rosna Shaw, Is in Cincinnati.
Mrs Bcstwick gave concert at Syracuse on Friday
night