The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-29
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BowIIy TaIATRe --M1caiistcr, by his Magic So;rees
j crowdiug almost 10 suiTpcaron every evening this
nrge ana spacious establishment The entertainments
commence with overture which will b. followed by
great yaliCy q magic feas ouch the separation Of
vino rom water mysterious spirit rappiLgs witchcrdt
Of oden limo sc. The Chinese COutccdoucr aud Liquor
ist splendid piece Of mechanism made by Maeaiscr,
conits Of two Chinese figures, VINO the audience
with sweetmcots and liquors. and alo the spanish ar
lequir. who dances smokes ana Mays. really worth
seeing lie intends to introduce the incxhaustbe bottle
next week
BBoipwN Tnr sTrr Tho nccromancy Of Ande son Is
drawing large assembages 70 this thestre every night
us Maeic soir5es admired by hundreds his wonder
tu eas OF egcrdeman call forth enthusiastic cheers
ana his neNbaustblr bottle tasted by all those oppo od
10 the Maiue Liquor Law. His exhibitions would be
Rnaty rcisbtd just now, where this law i in operation
a TASTE from magic bottle II not provided against by
the great soges Of Temperance He should act Of
bcneiolence yi, Newport and other restricted locations
aud administer small sprnkliUg Of the de ric,
preventive OF cholera mcrbus during the hot season.
NtRto's GAnpfs This evening Burton appears in his
great character of Timothy Toode, in which lac has
rival IN the world lie wA he supported in the other
characters by very good dramatic company-the female
characters bens filed by Mrs Skerrett and Mrs Dyott
During The piece. MoIis Dance will be executed by
Nesrs parsoe Fredericks Fisk GOuTey and the ladies
IL the company. Tie overture to Ne rouchc pas la
Reinc viii be performed. and the amuecments viii close
with the farce OF The Mummy y with Burton, Johnston
and Mrs. Dyott in the leading characters
NtuoyAL TnrAur.-The entertainments given at his
estahli ] lot are exceedingly attractive. They
mcpce this evening with the new drama entitled Ken
meth which s put upon the stage In excellent style
Nr. W. q. Jones appears Kenneth, foundling and
Mis-. Nichols the Weird Woman Of the Glen. Miss
Darlington will appear In fyorite dance After which
Don Antonio Cordoya the great Spanish magician will
exhibit his wonderful feats of magic; aud the whole wilt
terminate with the farce u the Yankee Pedlar,n in
which Yankee Locke will sustain his admired character
Of Hiram Dodge
CASTLE GAHDIS..--This beautiful and health. giving
location j. nightly visited by hundreds, drawn
there doubt by the activity Of Herr Cline tho
tight rope Others 10 Professor Honey and but tho
greater number to inhe the salubrous air by which the
garden is surrounded The view from the balcony s de-
lphtful. and the ice and other refreshments
served up 10y French Heisor are delicious.
AMERICAN MUsrUM.-Manager Greenwood announces
the " Dssoying Views and Optical Fireworks" for
this afternoon and evening. The Museum is we'll pat
ronised as ever.
CnRIsry's OPrRA HousE--George Chrsty H. Pierce,
Chrstys Ministries this evening with several Of their
most popular negro ecoentrcities.
WooDs MISsTRELs are ms popular as ever with the
New Workers. Their programme for this evening
prses singing dancing, burcsques wittcisms and in
strumeBtal solos,
BROOKLYN MUSEUM The benefit OF Mr. and Mrs, Rae,
two very promising artts IL 20 lake place tits )pular
resort tonight We hope the citizens OF Brooklyn will
give them, what they richly deserve. bumper. The
dramas q Black Eyed Susan and :" y lpoleonn are
the pieces provided
III COMPLIMENTARY TESTIMONIAL to the Sisters Rous.
soN r 70 come on to evening al Castle Garden.
Eho combination Of dramatic, operate, aud ballet
'o-ep' announced. See advertisement.
III bLeEIiT 10 THr MoNrREAL SUFFERERS will take
~ sh,5 ay evening ut Castle Garden. Every
object '0 '" s"' P""0"'
THF FRENCH Come OprRA and vav3.xti. Cornnanv
hno tAc houssets Ballet Corps are making goat ur,o
rnoDs for their opening nigh. At Csst,s 1srdsn bob
! VIII 10 Moncsy next. "N''