The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-21
Theatrical and Musical.

BowERv THEATRE.-This evening Mr.. Hnmblin pro-
duces, for the first time the dramatic romance entitled
The Corscan Brothers" the and startling effects
Of which have produced both in Paris and London
vya In hcatrcals-a the theatres the Princesses tho
Victoria the Marycbonc, Saders Wells and other places
OF public amusement having been filled to overlooking
II would seem to be something extremely noyesome-
thing not yet attempted upon the stage but until we see
IT, we cannot go further into remarks II has been
in preparation for time, and lIamblin deter
mined that neither Paris London snail exceed him. in
placing IL before his patrons with better or more mag
nccn display Of which is necessary to give Il
the requisite effect So long the manager OF this csta
shment has been known to the dramatic public Whatever
he has promised has always been performed Eddy ooda4
stevens and other will appear in the lead
ing characters The concluding piece will DO Perfee-
tom No doubt the theatre will be crowded
BRoApwAY Tnrarpr-Thc great American tragedian
Mr. Forrest appears this evening for sixty time
circumstance unparalleled in the engagement Of arg
star aud still the houses Respectable. To night he
plays the character of Roa in the tragedy Of Pzarro"
The last time he appeared in it he received throughout
every scene the most enthusiastic applause Conway
will sustain the part of Aonso Mad ponisi Cora and
Mrs Abbott Elvira This cast apart from the other
clever artss attached to this theatre will be certain to
crowd the house Forrest il great actor in manV
characters Conway nhorts OF the fine qualities Of
his father Mad ions IL the best stock actress that has
Appeared in the Broadway and Mrs Abbott is always
correct in her dresses more tasteuy aud appro
priatey than any other aercss have The
entertainments conclude with the Guardian Angel"
with Davidgc Reynolds Miss Crocker and Kate Horn in
the principal characters.
NtBLo's GAnprv-This beautiful theatre. which has
always been ably conducted by Nbo in having the best
artists that money purchase also in presenting
patrons in the most costly and superb style il nightly
crowded by the most respectable class Monday even-
ing although 1t raincd heavily the rcccpts amounted to
$500. This speaks well for Niblo's character dra-
matte manager. To night Madame ANN Thillon appears
again as Marie in the opera Of the Child of the Regi
ment;' Hudson as Tonic, and Leach Sulpcc. The
entertainments viii conclude with the farce Of the Cap
tain of the watch Mr. Hudson appearing Captain
OnoHnc and Mrs Conovcr az Isabella. Those who
delight in good singing excellent acting and the great
est possible attention being paid to the comfort Of vsi
would do well to call at the Garden We are in
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the next feature after the present engagement.
Burrows TnrArRE.-The manager Of this establish
ment continues still in uninterrupted career Of
The feaucners Of his theatre seem to think that
they he better accommodated in other
they were at family party-and above all, they know
that Burons company composed N it is OF many OF the
best artists in the States is every way calculated to afford
all the dramatic felicity they require This cvenng the
fine old comedy Of Wild Oats will common The enter
tainments. in which Burton Lester, Blake. Miss Weston.
and Mrs Hughes, will figure in the conspicu charac-
tcrs The concluding piece will be the farce Duel
in the Dark with Burton and Mary Taylor the bright
particular stars The orchestra will play several
lures, and many admired pieces Of music
NATIONAL THFArRE.--This old and very popular esta-
blshmont since II has reopcned has been crowded each
night and the patrons OF the theatre seemed highly
pleased with the various alterations and improvements
which have been made Pury determined that his
managerial efforts should please all and accordingly he
varies his portions being OF light
and amusing character, others of graver shade that
every quality Of mind should have food convenient for
it, This evening, the drama of the Dumb Boyn will
commence the performances, in which Mr. blanchard
and his surprising dogs will. no doubt, delight tho
Audience The next III order will be the drama,
entitled the Blacksmith Antwerp" in which Messrs
Jones, Clarke Arnold Fox Mrs. Nichols and Mrs Drew,
will appear. The amusements will conclude with the
farce OF Hurley and Buriey.r
IncruM Observation-Disclosures the weather has been
very Indictment the attendance Mt this theatre very
spectacle and Miss Julia Bennett greeted by the most
enthusiastic cheers This evening the programme in
very attracvethc commencing feature being the
de,ta Of Soldiers courshp," the principal charac-
tiers in which will be filed by Mr. Waicott and Misc
Julia Bennett Following this will be the fairy
CANA called the Fair One with the Golden Locks"
In this very amusing piece. Miss Julia Bennett Miss
Fisher, and Mr. Wacot will I'LL the lending characters
The concluding piece will be "A Ghost in spite him
self" in which the celebrated John Owens n comedian
of great ability will usual excite the rsblc faculties
Of the audience.
of Cherry and Fair STAR will be represented in tho
lecture room of this establishment this afternoon aud
the popular comedy entitled The Honeymoon will be-
given in the evening in which q. w Clarke Henkins,
and Miss Mest8yer will sustain the leading characters
Bowrny CIncus.--The amuscmcnts to be given this
evening at the Circus for the benefit Of Mr. Wander
beck and OF very attractive character This estab
lshmcnt well patronsed Notwithstanding the severity
of the weather
CHRisTy's OPERA HousE-Christy's band o. Ethiopian
performers another attractive programme for
this evening comprising songs dances, instrumental
pieces, burlesques and wtticisms.
WOODS MrNsTRELs-This company continue to be pa
tronised by large and respectable audiences and thr
performances give the utmost satisfaction. The pre-
gramme for tonight contains many amusing features.
AsroR Place OrgRA Housr.-The New Orleans Opera
and Ballet Troupe will give their third this
evening The burlesque opera Of Shin de heel-a VIA
be given together with their popular Ethiopian denes-
tions.
METROPOLITAN HALL.-The complimentary benefit to
those admired Scottish vocasts MIR and Mrs McIntyre
will take place this evening The programme comprises
many OF the best Scottish ballads
PRor WHITNEY will give his second Evening with the
People. Friday, at Metropolitan Hall. The attend
ance ON Monday night was very respectable.