The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-17
Theatrical and Musical.

BowrRy TnEArRE-The entertainments for this even
ing are for the benefit of Mr. Stevens the popular and
talented stage manager Of this establishment The pieces
selected the Irish drama OF Born Good Luck y
the new equestrian drama Of the Moss Troopers Re
vengc, and the med drama OF Love me, love my Dog >
TINS is very attractive programme and Of great
rety. 1t is hoped that MIR, Stevens numerous friends
aud admirers viii exert themselves this occasion and
give him substantial proof that his talents duly
preciated
BRo,pwAy THEArRF-The American tragedian, Mr.
Edwin Forrest will appear this evening in hs much adj
mred character Of Damon, in the play entitled Damon
and Pythasn lie will be assisted in the other princpa
characters by Conway Madame ponis, and Mrs Abbott
Forrest has been playing every night for nearly ex
weeks, and the houses stii crowded lie will appear
Tomorrow night in of his best acters-King
The entertainments this evening will close with the
amusing farce of Ladies. Beware y
NiBLo's GARDEN-The beautiful opera of the Crown
Diamonds which drew such an immense assembage
Monday evening, will be repeated again to- night when the
fascinating actress Madame Anna Thlon will again sus-
tain the character of Catarina. Mr. Hudson will also
appear both IN the opera and irish drama The enter
tanments will conclude with the Irish Secretary Mr.
Hudson filing the principal character No doubt there
Will DC another crowded house.
national THEATREThep pieces selected this evening
are such as must give the utmost pleasure those OF
the audience who cherish the remembrance Of st patrcks
Day The first feature is the celebrated drama of Brian
Borohme" which will embrace in its cast nearly all the
leading artists Of the National theatre The succeeding
piece Will be the gorgeous spectacle of the Foc Of the
Fairies This piece was very much admired when
last produced and doubt will meet with similar
cess on the present occasion All will conclude with the
farce Of Ny Friend jack
Burrows THEArRE.-The programme announced for
this evening s as usual well selected and every way
culaod TO please the visitors of this popular and pros
porous establishment The first piece list il the
comedy entitled the Breach of Promise in which Bur
will sustain his vorite character of Ebenezer Sudden
The succeeding feature will be the fine comedy the
First Night" in which Placidc will appear and the
whole Will terminate with the farce styled the Duel in
the Dark
BARNuMs MUSEUM The moral drama Of The Bottlen
which attracted such large assembages at this establish
men short time since is to be represented this
noon. The oriental spectacle called Cherry and Fair
STAR will be given in the evening Professor Mccormick
continues to attract crowds.
BowERY OIRcus.-Sands and Company advertise very
fine selection OF equestrian performances for this evening
in which the Rivers Family, the Natlnns Family, Mr..
Sands and his pupil Master Maurice will appear
CHRrsrys MISsTRKLsThis band Of negro MINISTRIES Of
fer programme OF much interest this evening com
Irsing several OF their best features ~ rpn,opian de-
nators becoming very popular good selection Of
songs and dances announced for tonight.
LOLA MoSTFs-At the Howard last night the cole
tratod Lola Monies made her first appearance. The
house dentcy filed the private and side boxes being
many Of tEom. occupied hy State and city dgnitres,
She greeted with storms Of applause and succession
Of bouquets upon her entrance which she acknowledged
by graceful couresies in perfectly unembarrsscd man
Her dancing is ordinary. but grace distinguishes
every movement She did not attempt any serious eabo-
feat buscontcnted herself with quiet, easy style,
which at gained the favor Of the house During the
ballet she appeared in three different costumes the first
two rich and tasty in the extreme aud the third that Of
mGco neat and appropriate In the last she waved an
American flag. and finally kissed It, much to the apparent
satisfaction Of the audience There but few women
present but those who were in attendance maintained
most excellent order and decorum At the conclusion of
the ballet she appeared before the curtain in TO
the call but refused to make speech. though loudly
urged making indstinct apology. and retiring The
general impression very favorable, and all seemed
most agreeably disappointed in her appearance
She is finely formed woman her face being remarkable
for the quick animated expression given by her large
luminous eyes and her bearing graceful and attractive
The attached to her of lends greatly to
the interest which she excite but in herself alone there
il dtsiingH air which makes her above the ordinary
Boston Post March 10Th.
Mrs r. p Lesderner has been giving Shaksperean read
ings in the ncighborhood Of Boston, with success.
Madame Bishop has been giving concerts in Mobile as
sisted by Bochsa with success
Madame Celeste had q crowded benefit night at the
st. Charles New Orleans. the eth inst.
Catherine Hayes has gone up the Mississippi.
The National theatre, Boston, has been sold to Mr..
Soher for $4,000
MIR hcAlscr the Wizard, is successfully performing
in Baltimore.
Julia Bennett and Eliza Logan are playing to good
houses in Philadelphia
The Monplasers and Dubuiie's Adam and Eve in
New Orleans
Parodi il going to Havana.
N. A, Brewer has been engaged to perform at the
ordway Hal Boston.
Miss Cushman closes her successful engagement at the
National theatre. Boston.
Professor Anderson is performing with in New
Orleans
Miss Davenport will appear at the Howard theatre,
Boston. next month.
Tom placde intends building q theatre in Louisville
Kentucky
The Infant Drummer and the Rousset Family are in
Cincinnati.
spading & Rogers Are having floating palace built
at Cincinnati for rayersing the Ohio and Mississippi
rivers.
urs Mowatt Is performing in Boston