The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-15


this evening usual. very attractive. The CON-
mencing piece will be the Devil and the Dcserter and
which has had such long and successful run will
clude ALL Those who take delight in spectacle should
visit the Bowery and see this piece.
BROADWAY THrArRE-Miss Cushman, who has been
playing at the Metropolitan for the last fortnight
this evening for the last time. The piece selected s
"Guy Mannering in which she will sustain her great
character of Meg Merriies The entertainments will
clude with the farce Of the Rendezvous" We presume
the Broadway viii be crowded from pit to dome.
NInLo's GARpEs.-The charming danseuse, Caroline
grand ballet Of "La Sylphde' If there no other
attraction except her appearance and performance in the
second act It would in itself repay the viters of Nibos
Garden. The amusements will terminate with the
comedy Of the Rival Queens
BURROWS THEATRE.-The programme announced for
this evening consists Of the fine old comedy of wives
ms they were and Maids "a they are.n In this piece
nearly all the company will appear During the evening
the orchestra which is very good, will execute several
overtures and other pieces Of music.
NATIONAL THEATRE.-Purdy having no doubt some
other novelty to introduce that the much
admired diana Of the BLACKSMITH Of Antwerp must
be withdrawn. The entertainments for this evening will
commence with the drama of yankee Jack, and will
conclude with the Blacksmith of Antwerp Those who
have not seen this should do now it is to be with
drawn.
in public favorCorbyn ndefatgable in his exertions
and seems to think with Richeeu that there such
word as fail Miss Julia Bennett appears touight in
"Telemachas. in which she has been much admired;
Wacott in Richard Ill to KILL y and the entertaining
piece Of the Folies Of Night" The receipts for
the benefit of Miss Adeine Patti who will sing
tiful ballads.
AsroR PLACE OPERA HousrMr Brooke will appear this
evening in the beautiful play, by Massnger entitled
New Way to Pay Old Debtsr his great character Of
Sir Giles Ovcrreach-Mr. Lynne Marral and the cha
racter Of Margaret Oyerreach will sustained by Mrs
Hale. from the Liverpool theatres.
BARNUMs MusEuM.-The amusements Mt this establish
mcnt of very attractive character The beautiful
play entitled the Stranger Is the piece selected for the
afternoon in which nearly all the leading members of the
company will appear The amusing farce of Duel in
the Dark. and the comedy styled the Mildly Ashore
will be represented in the evening.
CHRIsTy OPERA HousE.-Christy's Ministries continue
TO attract crowded hages nightly and their peror
for this evening embraces negro
melodies.
WooDs MrSisTRELs-This popular band of Negro deli
neators continue to draw full houses The programme for
this evening, comprises singing dancing instrumental
felas; witticisms, and the burlcsque of Damon and
Pythias."
CASTLE GARDEN-Where can one spend an evening
with more pleasure and delight than within the precincts
of this lovely retreat II requires little from us more
than to assert that the location Is beautiful command
ing as it does view of the bay and surrounding beauti
full scenery The arrangements for the Sunday
are complete-Dodworths splendid brass band having
been engaged They will discourse sweet music to MOI
row evening when doubt the Garden will be visit,
by hundreds.
MADAME PoNis-Tbis excellent actress and great ia.
yore takes her benefit next Monday evening. at the
Broadway theatre Mr.. Charles Hall the English COM
median, from the Olympic theatre will appear the
casion. Mad Pouisi deserves a bumper Let her have
one shs the best stock actress that has appeared
at the Broadway theatre.
NATIONAL HALL.-A grand Sabbath concert both vocal
and instrumental will be given at this establishment
morrow evening