The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-25
Thcaarical and Musical. /.


DowERr THEATnE.-Ihe new dramatic romance, enti-
tied the Corscan Brothers. which played every
night last week. with the greatest having been
put on the stage by MIR. Hamblin in style Of spendor
seldom surpassed will again be presented
ming when doubt there will be another crowded house
The comedy of the Guardian Angel" will also be per-
formed
BnoApwAv TuEATRE-Forrest commences his twelfth
week morrow evening The piece selected is the ira
gedy entitled Venice Preserved" in which Mr. Forrest
will personate the character of Pierre lie will be sup
ported BY Mr.. Conway Mr.. Barry and Nine. Ponis in
the other leading characters The terminating feature
will be the comediette Of Naval Engagements
NIplo's G,RpES.-The entertainments announced for
Tomorrow evening consist Of the amusing piece of My
Friend in the Straps Mr. Hudson appearing OBlar.
ney: This will be followed by tho opera Of the Daughter
of the Regiment Mad Thillon in her much admired
character Of Marie Mr. Hudson Tonic No doubt the
Theatre will be filled in every department.
BuRTos's THKAIRE-Tnis very popular establishment
continues successful The pieces announced
for to morrow evening are, Mrs Centvre's comedy en
tied the BUSY Body and the farce Of Our Clerks
being for the benefit Of the popular actress Miss Weston
We hope the patrons of this establishment will give her
substantial proof Of their appreciation of her merits
NATIONAL TrrArRr.-Thc drama of the watch Dogs
with Blanchard and his surprising dogs will commence
the entertainments. This will be succeeded by the
drama entitled the Blacksmith Of Antwerp which
was received last week X with the most enthusiastic
with the new farce of the Lawyers Clerk"
INcErM THrATRr.-The entertainments Of the past
week very good and Miss Julia Bennett gave the
greatest pleasure and satisfaction TO the visters by her
excellent comic ability Dir. Owens great favorite and
MIR. Walcott the two leading features Of the com
pany ana they added much to Miss Bennett traction
Tomorrow evening the pieces selected the comed-
eta Of Tho Speaks First extravaganza of Tclena-
Gus" and the Two Bonnycastlcsn -
AMERICAN Musrun.-The pieces selected for omorrow
afternoon the amusing pieces entitled the Organic
Affection and the aughabe farce Of Make your Will :
In the evening will be presented the admired play entitled
"Guy Nonnering" in which Mr. c. W. Clarke and Miss
H. Mesayer will sustain the leading characters.
BowERr CiRcus The equestrian am,,sements selected
for tomorrow evening arc highly attractive. 1t being
ticket night, an ovcrfowing house may be anticipated
CnRsTY's MINsTRrLs continue to attract crowded
houses The programme announced for tomorrow NIGHT
comprises many attractive features.
WooD's MINsTREIs continue very successful They are
to produce ravestie upon Macbeth tomorrow night
This viii be q novel feature in negro mnstrcsy
METROPOLITAN HsLL-Professor whitney will give his
last lecture Tomorrow evening at this popular establish
ment.
D,M.cEs AWARDED 70 4 DANsyusF.--About year ago.
Mile Baron adanscusc in OF the theatres at New
leans, recovered judgment in tho District Court t re
against tho manager Mr. Thomas pacide awarding her
$500 damages for breach OF contract in dismssing
from employment because she refused to dance par
or dance in parlor dress with the gurant Of the theatre
In the comedy Of the Serious Family the court holding
that she was dismissed without just Mr. Placide
appealed to the Supreme Court Of Louisiana and that
tribunal reviewed the the 18th inst affirming the
judgment for Nile Baron and decreoing it, amendment
10y increasing the amount of damages TO eight hundred
dollars Appeals under the Louisiana code somewhat
dangerous proceedings at least Mr. Placido must begin
to think 20,
SYMPATHY rHE SrrrrprRs ruE BURNING OF
rHK NArIosu THrAIRE. BosroN Tho following letter
received Friday last by the late cscos ot the
National theatre boston,
BROADWAY THEArRE, April 22. lSj2.
My Dear Wrist-Deoply for your sake, aud that of
friebU fenno and Bird do regret the destruction u the
old National bn do not despair ont Of evil cemeth good
You will. holo. succeed in obtaining tho Boston u
reasonable price and ifso your old audiences viii follow
You hope need not that you have my best wishes
for your prosperity and my help and aid in
snd ~ any time that you wish aud desire IT, will
soy except to add that snd shall be your
faithful friend. TIlOS. BARRY.
10 J. B WRiGr, Esq.
Wallace the composer Is in Cincinnati aud ail to be
composing q new opera,