The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-21

BowEni TnraTsn.-1his evening the entertainments
commence with the triumphant drama Of the CoSsicAn
Brothers which Is in its fourth week Of rcprescnta
ton and u sti attractive The scenery and
tsbesux beautiful and the acting throughout gives
the utmost pleasure To the Writers Mr. Eddy great
fsyotc and suiain the characters OF the twin brothers
In an admirable manner Miss Dawes win appear in
avorte pas the orchestra will execute several musical
gene. sod The amu'emcnts win terminate with the moral
drama OF the !" i rinkaid.f
BaoApwAr THr.rEr.-one Of the best and most AT
tractve bills of the season l. offered for the entertain
ment Of this evening The receipts the benefit Of
very deserving actress who is also great ayore Mrs
john SETON she has numerous friends and admirers:
and doubt FIR the great variety Of the programmes
snd the distinguished artists who TO appear on the
oecaon she WI have am overlooking house The farce
ot valet de Cham will commence the entert ailments
ia which Mr. Charles Hale will nil the principal charactcr
The ne xt WI be the Grand Ballet advertisement with
the charming ddnsetse Caroline Rousset as the bright
particular STAR and the concluding piece waI be the
1oden Farmer with Mr. John SETON in his inimtabc
representation Of Jenny Twitcher Let Mrs Seton have
bumper-the deserves IL.
NImos GARnrS.-This Dcauful theatre which is cool
Uncomfortable even during the hottest nightly
listed by large and highly respectable audiences who
eidom retire without giving the most marked proofs Of
e delight they experience 10y the good management and
consequent excellent selections of Nibo, who has always
Abe best artists that be found in the country This
evening Madame Anna Thllon and Mr. Hudson aided by
excellent company win appear in the comic opera Of
Carlo the Minstrel The house, no doubt will present
the ssme brilliant assemblage that nightly greet Mad
Ihiion and the fascinating artist, Caroline Rousset
Burrows THrATNrThs theatre is still in the ascend
ant every night the house is crowded an early hour
and often numbers compelled to return to their
homes not being able t. gain admission The pieces an
nounced Tor this evening will be to draw immense
house Everybody admires Burton in his great comic
representation Of Mcawbcr Johnston Heap cannot be
rivsied and Mrs skerrett Miss Weston and Mrs Hughes
are admirable in the characters they represent The en-
tetainments will conclude with the piece called Good for
Nothing Besides the above, the orchestra which is
very good VIII play several ipspriting airs.
NATIONAL THrArRn.--The tragedy of =. yirriniusr ;s
ihe piece announced for this evening in Which tho
young American tragedian Mr. j. G. stanley will appear
IN the character of Nirgnus and Mr.. W. G. Jones as
Inc ren.rp
Purdy Is very industrious Woodworking man. he is con-
nualy on the watch for novelty and his abors are re-
tarded by full houses Between the play and the farce
there will be dancing by Mr. b. Yates and Miss NJ Charles
teranmens will conclude with the amusing burcsouc of
the Coarse Haired Brothers,
LYcruM THEATRE-Miss Julia Bennett is an actress OF
great merit and in her round Of comic
this establishment she aoIds the amusement and
delight She should be more literally patronsed She
sings very sweety and always perfect in her part To-
night she appears in two pieces the Devil in Paris and
the Follies of night" She will be supported in the
principal character by Mr. Walcott comedian Of long
standing and great favorte During the evening Miss NJ
Tayeure and Mr. Fletcher will dance and the orchestra
will play several musical gems
AsroR PLACE OPERA HousE.-Thc celebrated traredian
Mr. Brooke seems determined to bring the upper ten to
his theatre He produced the romantic drama Of the
'Corsican Brothers, or La Vendetta in admirable
style The scenery is rich and beautiful the tableaux
splendid and his representation Of the twin brothers.
please the admirers Of dramatic performances The scene
in Paris the vision of Fabiens chamber the forest the
opers house the appartion of Louis and the Corscan
funeral. are all brilliant and beautiful
AMERICAN MusEuM-This establishment continues to
be crowded in the afternoon and evening The pieces
announced for the afternoon are Organic Affection
and The Man and the Tiger" and in the evening Bull.
wer's beautiful play of the Lady of Lyonsn C. W.
Clarke Claude Menottc and Miss Mestaycr rs Pau
line. Besides the above amusement the visitors have
the privilege of viewing the curiositics with
which the Museum abounds.
CHRisIYs OrERA House. is still crowded every night
The amusements consist Of singing, dancing and nsru-
mental performances.
WooD's MNsTREls. by their harmonious performances
are attracting very good houses The company number
many OF the best negro representatives.
JoHssros's BENErT.-Ths great favorite and excellent
comedian takes his benefit Monday evening The bill
Will be one OF great variety 1t is
give him bumper as he is sure TO have one
Mr.. DrMPsITR, the ballad singer. is at Cincinnati.
Mdlle TERESA P.Ropi and troupe gave q concert in
Charleston. on the 18th inst.
Mrs. SScLArRs second performance in Providence was
attended by as large audience the first There
were full houses at both.
Mr.. J b STRONG having lately organized theatrical
company in New Orleans left that city for Galveston on
the 18th inst with his troupe Mr. Reeves and lady
formerly Of the Seguin troupe have been engaged and
will also soon be there having been lately engaged by
Mr. Strong The following is list of the regular com
Iany for the Galveston Theatre -Messrs b Strong.
j Hickmott Hallett Clarkson Church. and Henderson:
Mmes J. b. Strong. Franklin Church; Miss Fanny
Brunten. Leader Of the orchestra, Mr. G. Miner
Miss DAVENPORT is playing at Pittsburg
HENRY WILLARD, of this city. is said has leased the
Howard Athenaum, Boston, for the next season