The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-18

Rov1Ry TntArRn The bill announced !oe touor-
evening Is one that will be to draw la-gs
senbase Ia fact tae excellent seeotou whioh il
usually made by Mr HAmcin, has gVen character to
this theatre that gives confidence to the listers. Tia
hrt feature is tae grand natof al drama OF Pntnsm
which hes always been produced in tho greatest sten-
der The drama OF the Dumb Man of fMsncrsster"
BeoauwAy THrrEE.-rhis establishment presents a
programme of deeply attractive features
evening Ar AiaIl nall OF th1 most active and in
Gusrious ransgerA who is ever rhe alert to please
the patrons OF the Broadway aaG.e. at
.r,at expense nd after loog preparation ead rehpar
tas b,ta enabled TO produce tas ceebratei op-rst,u
lrfna 0! Paul clifford with Mr. coll n H. III. tipo-
Ial character. whgh formerly played Loodou for
over thrt tunired nights win immense success All
The i.sdine talent OF the establishment will app.ar ia
his Ii Among The names are siss julia 9oad, Ma.
Gam ponsi snd Kate iiorn When We see t5e piece ws
viii ;heI be able 10 judge OF it, merits
Brnros's Tht,1RE Burton. always anxious TO pisase
his hTm and numerous patrons, has presented pro-
sri Tor 70 morrow evcrrg which aave tbs
'iect Of crowdng the theatre ia every department The
comic opera three acts entitled "Cinierella,n will
oe produced with 81 IFS original music, with
eAcetut cast u character. Placide the D.rrn Bur
p, dro Dapdn by Mr Meyer, and Mary Taylor ~
Cinderella TIE performances will close With thu
Il Highway Robbery"
EA1iorAL THsArHE - The entertainments for this
evening very attractive, aud will doubt draw
many Of the admirers Of Mr.. ard Mrs Williams
ITEM in the piece which has been expressly writtea
for trp. entitled Ireland and America - This piecs
win he produced with all the spendor for which Purdy
Is fain.d The following attraction will bs the farce OF
H,aevsy Robbery" The comedietta of It's the Gus
tom Ct the Country, viii succeed, and all will close with
the Marble Maiden
AmrRicAs MusruM-"The Bottle ~ 10 having an
pmbzing and Successul at this establishment, filing
ls saloon with adEllring and appjauding audience
Ii Is one of tie most thrilling and domestic plays
have Witnessed 1t is touching, and yet sufficiently
humorous and bids fair equal thing OF the kind
produced. II is 70 be performed every evening
Capital farc.s and PAL tonimes In the afternoon to
morrow.
BowERy CIaous-The classic ard beautiful equestrian
fests Of Mile Tourna together with associates who
little inferior to her to talent and whose graceful
performances draw down every night the most enthus
as,c cheer are drawing censely crowded houses.
lne bill for Tomorrow nj ,ht
places of amusenents at present in the city drawing
crowded houses every night The ballads rendered
with taste and skill and the choruses and nstrumentAl
performances excellent select bill TOR to
evening
FErIows' MirsTRtLs continue to delight their visitors
by negro delnsatons exquisite dancing, inmitable
nundrums. and other very amusing entertainments A
fine bill fol tomorrow night.
PRorEssoR ANDERSON This extraordinary magician
closed his at the Astor Place Opera House last
night, and will, on Tuesday, commence his farewell
sorecs at the Metropolitan Hail. where he will doubt
be greetedb7 acrowded audience.
Mad Anna Bishop is at Memphis, Tenn giving con-
certs to good houses.
srWm. Don, the Heron family, and The accomplished
dons,e Miss Jesseyline are engaged at the National
the atre, Cincinnati
Parodi Mile Patti and W. Strakosch have arrive ut
Ibilsdelphia, e1r rot,ie to New York.
Miss Fanny Wallack has been engaged at the National
theatre Boston
Mr. Charles Mueller the pianist is playing ut eoncerts
at the M,iodcon. Boston
Lola Monies bas been engaged at the National theatre,
Boston