The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-06
Theatrical and AJusycnl.

PowEpy THEATRk The beautiful tragedy Of aJsne
Tor two ngh1 will be repeated again this evening" with
Eessrs. EDDY, Stevens, Grifthe LeMugwe Miss FANNY
Wallsck ard Mrs II P 6rsttan in the principal cha.
raoteis. Tho next feature will he the drama Of tbs
Dumb sayoyard' and the entertainments viii conclude
With the inrce cf "Iour Lifes in Dargsr" This pro.
gramns viii be certain to attract large audience.
BnosowAr 1HEA1nr -Fcrrest appears sgan. this
evening Richard III This will be the nLh tim. lie
has appeared In this difficult character and the house
nas full on each cocsnios He ia ably supported BY Mr.
Conway and Mad Poniri In the other leading
The other parts VIII 30 filled by an excellent stock com
Ssny The entertainments will conclude with the far,s
Of Ichockag kvente In which that exceedingly Gle.
yer comedian, hr. DAvidse will sustain the principal
part.
Burrows TBra Burton has provided another OK
ceedingy Attractive bin Of entertainment Sor his hume
roun patrons this evening" comprising Iortons celebrated
ctmtdy, entitled tbs Way 70 get Married. and shefi-
dan: excellent coneSy styled the Stage Reheral" in
company will spprsr This bill r.us. draw IA oysrdow-
ing tcuse.
FsrnrAL rHEArss.This popular theatre as /, usually
the esse wss oIo~eed to exc.s. last night aud the per-
cn The pieces selected for to consist Of the fol-
ls,frg savcrite dran@:--. Ths New York FIREMAN.
sCld Continental and "Tom Crinyleu-- forming an
entertainment well worthy the patronage the public
BaaSun's Nussua.--Theg res. temperance drama en-
titled The Bottle which bad a such long and sue.
cee,iul At this establishment Is TO be 1epresens.d
IN the lecture this afternoon and evening Prof
heCormhk VIII likewise eppssr In his great philosoph
cal .t o. walking on marble rsb at elevation Of
eighteen feet from the stage ir inverted position lie
eicits daily, tho greatest animation and applause
BowEnY CieCus This many patrons OF this Spacious
equte.fian establishment have excellent opportunity
tnsrec os the enjoyment Of their little folks a. Sans
90 sdSerhe en- afternoon veil az an evening per.
formance to-asy Tbs programme embraces many ane
features.
CHsHTYs hi~sTsEIs.--8ir Christian, the tslspted
Iyroiean SINGER Ok this unrtvasd company takes his
annual benefit this evening The programme which Ia
provided indepen1ent q his me,iorisus claims must
III the hall In every available department
Woou's M,rsrRyIn This bard OF negro nersorm.Ys
continue TO be witnessed by yerv large asembagss with
great delight and admiration 1hey announce an after
noon ana evening performance for to-day for which they
offer highly snutipg entertainment.
Auers1us BRAssHs bEcosp Coroysr The second 81
series OF those charming soress will be given AZ the
Tabtrpsce on Monday evening next The talented
prima doDhs, Mad Wallace Rouchels will again delight
her hearers With beautiful selections from The melodes
OF hoore and burns che artist Of great musical
XIII and no doubt will draw fashionable audience
nat Branam viii sing for the drSt time the beautiful
irirh ballad OF "Loves Young Dream the SCOTCH bal
isd the flower OF the forsstn and by desire, TIE
iavorte tereSade 81 my Dreams are now no more Of
Thee" In hne the programme lie deeply interesting.
TtMrLgoF 1HE Musrs--The smwsmsnts which are
nightly given N this place consist Of exhibition OF
ancient nstnAfy by living models and negro minsrehy
tbs McIrrRgs give of their Scotch and Irish mu-
iicsl evenings On Monday next at the Society Library
Rooms, Broadway.