The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-25

Theatrical md uTusienI.


DAVID SAYREs
Theatrical and Musical.
NiBLo's GARoKr.-The summer season at this setab-
isbmcn has been marked by the nost brilliant success
and the crowds that st throng the spacious salon give
evidence that the garden viii continue occupy It's
present position among the places Of amusement ia this
eayest Of all gay cities Mr. Niblo has opened his
fall and winter campaign, and tacs the field in great
strength having secured the greatest several
departments Of opera ballet ppcctssis and comedy.
Novelty succeeds novelty with unprecedented rspdity,
and those forthcoming at varied and attractive
in the highest degree. new 5a,ii eeaqne is to bs
produced next week with Mile. ia Melisse as the
heroine. The French opera troupe reaepear for few
nights, and Anna Thon is soon TO return. Miss Fitz-
patrick having recovered from her indispostion wills
again her pleasing perfor and Mr. Brown
is appear in another Of his celebrated characters Ad
Gtions to be made to the already talented ballet
pany, and French comic balets forthcoming that
will take the town by storm When these have had their
day. the recently organized Epglish company will
appear in series OF lyrical productions of the highest
grade mounted in style unparalleled in this country;
and it is than probable baG the greatest artists In
America may combine TO present Mt Niblo's Garden
ltasn opera scale Of splenoor before attempted
here Among the many evidences Of rapid advancement
in this country it may DC asserted without fear of
denial that in no city in the world Is there per-
than Niblo's.
BowERr THEATRE The performances Of Messrs Ed
dy Stevens aud Miss Heron give general satisfaction
the frequenters Of this old and avorits establishment
The house is every night well filed. This evening thu
admired piece, called Ia Tour de Ncse" will commences
the entertainments-Mr Eddy and Miss Heron in the
principal characters Miss Heffert will siug a fayorte
ballad and the amusements will conclude With the ORA
ma entitled the Forrest of Bondyn-Ar Stevens. the
manager and good general actor as Lieut.. Macair.
BnosDwAr TnrArRE-Mr Forrest is successful as
ever-eyeIy night the Broadway is well filed and the
audiences give expression Of Their pleasure o the most
enthusiastic cheers Mr Forrest Is supported in bis rt.
Conway. Barry. Whiting. Mad Ponisi and MS Abbott
Tonight he appears Damon in Tho play of Damon
any fythms" and Air Conway as Pythias Mad Ponsi
as iieimion- and Mrs Abbott as Calanthe Miss Nor
vail will dance Pas seul aud rhe enterai viii
terminate with the drama called Good for No,hing.o
burrows THEAlRE W here can one while away an
evening with more pleasure than at this pe,l
and pr sptrops theatre? Every piece light and anus
ing and the characters all filled by srsss the first
ider Of comic ability TO night the selections the
Novel Expedient,n and the comedy Of David Copper
field To see Burton Mocawber not to speak Of the
other great talent which presented this admirable
production is worth in itself the price Of admission
NATIONAL THEATRE--The performances which are
given every night at this establishment surpass any
thing before presented There is grea. variety In the Sc
lections The first piece is the drama of Shandy Ma
gure which will be succeeded by the nimtable rope
dancing Of Messrs Winher and the celebrated Leon ia
yei The surprising feats performed by Jaye are wit
messed with surprise and enthusiasm They also appear
in the laughable pantomime Of Nonsieur DechAu-
meaux All will close with the farce Of the Flying
Dutchman"
WALLAcK's LYcruN-This pretty theatre is nightly
filed by audiences of the highest responsibility, and tha
performances OF the excellent company engaged there
give unmixed pleasure The features presented for this
evening the comedy of the "Rvas and the farce OF
THE Happy Man In the first piece, lIessrs Blake,
Lester, wacott Broughsm Miss Laura Keene Mrs
Buckand Mrs Blake, and other admired artists will APP
pear and in the last Dir Brougham win sustain the
part Of Paddy Murphy This progrsmme cannot fail to
draw large asscmblage.
NEW YORK TuEATPr.-Ths establishment will DO
opened on Monday evening next under the
Of Mr. F. S. Chanirau. The company comprises several
talented performers, among whom can enumerate
Mr. j. Stark Mr. Charles Burke and Mr.. r $. Chan
frau The pieces selected for that evening Shaks
Of the "Toodlesn
AMERICAN MusruM The prize drama entitled tho
orphan Drama which continues to crowd The lectura
of this establishment at every representation Is to
be repeated this afternoon and evening 1t il highly
entertaining piece and Is destined to have very long
and successful run. We would advise those who cannot
spare time in the aycnng q avail themselves Of the op-
portunity afforded this afternoon.
CRisrY's 0PrRa Housr Tbis establishme emit continues
70 be crowded 70 Overlooking nightly and the perfor-
mances Of Chrsys inimatC band Of derkiss give the
utmost satisfaction The programme provided for thia
evening Is one which cannot nl 70 please their numerous
Mtiters y Complies burcsqaes dancing, singing, anu
In. trnmsntal solos.
WooD's MiNsTBFLs--I gives great pleasure to fad
that the desire e witness he performances Of this
rynlcd band Of Ethiopian delincAtors increases at
every performance This il principally owing to the
Judgment OF manager ocd a. catererhis performances
are light and varied ana composed OF the best avail
able talent. The programme for this evening Is well
selected
wHrTr's yanir1irs-qhe tll r. entertainment adver-
tised for this establishment to night is which must
I'll II IN every available departmf ~ The great
which has attended tho Tppre citations at this beautiful
place must be quite inspinipl to tile manager, and wi
no doubt impel him TO produce Of light and
pleasing novelties. good programme for to- night
TnE KUNKEL Trour paid visit Of respect to the Pre-
sidcut Of the United States, ghuTsdy afternoon last
who kindly gave them opportunity q d playing their
vocal abilities in his presence and thar OF IN family
Besides several OF the curent popular songs and meo-
dies they sung an affecting dirge the death Of Ienry
Clay. Vita all their singing the Preseen. expressed
himself highly pleased Master Adoms' clear mu-
steal voice aud distinct caa1ciaon Of the lancna OF
the songs elected marked comment
The Philadelphia papers speak very highly OF Mss Adc
lima Patti, as n vocalist.
Mr. G. " BRooEs is playing at the Albany Mueeum
Another 1nfant Drummer has started M in Berkq
county, Pa, who is described a miTcal wonder per
forming difficult military airs with great precision ana
skil lie y the tono Capt. Clouse and is only three