The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-23
Theatrical and Musical

BowxRY THsArxE-The amusements for this evening
consist. Of the drama Of Walter Tyrrel" an the
romantic drama entitled the Corsican Brothers, In
which Messrs Eddy, Stevens, Miss Heron, and other
,tis,es Of dramatic celebrity viii appear The Corscsn
Brohersn has besn in style Of grandeur that
cannot fsQ to make It attractive.
BROADWAY THEArRE-Mr Forrest, who is attracting
immense audiences appears to night as Rolla In the
pos and az rs %ShS As nSs
east will be to please the viters Of the metropolitan
theatre The entertainments close with Naval En-.
NrBLo's GAroEr.-The dramatic company appear TO-
night In the FARGO of Young America Mr. and Mrs
vi be the s.st cssd tSs
Barber Of Seville" when MILE Pougaud Senorita Soto
and all the talented members of the company will appear
and display their Terpsichorean abilities.
Burrows THEATRE.-The same enthusiasm which Is
every night exhibited at this establishment since It has
been opened, continues undated = the actors and
actresses cheered throughout every scene The bill
Sor this evening consists Of the comedy Of Cure for
the Heartache," and the sughabe afterpiece called
national THEATRE The programme for this evening
Il one of diversified character The entertainments
The next attraction viii be the tight rope performances
Of Messrs WHITTIER and Leon Javelli; the pantomims
OF IN Dechalumeaux and all will terminate with the
WALIacx's Lycrum The beautiful piece called 1.-THE
WILL which has been revived by Mr.. alack, with great
success VIII sssn be pTesested ,s evening
vorite artists Nessrs Blake Lester Mason, Walcot Mira
Blake, and Mrs Res. The amusements conclude with
NEw yoRK TnsArRE-This spacious and beautiful es
tablshment will be opened Monday evening next,
der the anagement OF Il 8. Chantf6u Among the
lists engaged the following MIR Johnston. Of Phila
dephia y. Kent Of San Francisco; Miss Albertine,
Mrs George Jones, r. S. Chauirau, Mrs. TAorne Mrs
Reed and Mr. Seymour The opening piece viii be King
Iear''-Lesr, Mr. J. Stark.
AMERICAN MrsEum--The drama styled Another
Glass y and the farce of the "sincrs Holiday are the
pieces TO be represented In the lecture room OF this
Establishment day both OF which we cast aud the
drama of the Orphans Dream.r which was received
again yesterday with every demonstration of approval
BY crowded ssemblages viii be repeated In the evening
CHRrsrvs UrERA HoosE Christy's Mnstrels advertise
highly attractive selection OF songs dances insruuen.
tai solos and burcsques Their performances last even
ing received with much teai as ever by crowd
ed assenblsge. 80
Woop's MirsTRFLs have provided fine bill Of enter.
sainment for this evening Their songs are rendered
with great harmony and their instrumental pieces exc
suited With strict precision full house may be antici
pated TO night. .
WnrE's V.rrErms Manager Whites entertainments
have given the utmost satisfaction 10 far They are OF
night varied character comprisng singing dancing
hakspearcan readings negro performances and amusing
farces. good programme for this evening.
Miss Julia Dean passed through Albany on Tuesday
IN route for Cleveland.
Mr.. Dempster it is announced viii shortly give one
of his ballad entertainments In Boston