The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-23
Theatrical and Musical,

RowrRy THEATRE.-Shakspcares tragedy OF Hamlet
ton Griths Lcfingwell Mrs Grattan and Mrs Jordan
will appear and the popular drama. entitled La Pc
rouse with Cony and Taylor in the leading characters
will comprise the entertainment to be given at this dr
matte edce tonight. This bill which cannot fail to
attract an overfiowing house.
Burrows TREATRE-Ths popular theatre continues to
be filed at every representation with delighted speca-
tors The amusements Of this evening viii commence
with the highly popular comedy entitled the Road to
Ruin which is cast to the full strength Of the company
The aughable farce Of the Duel in the Dark will be
the concluding feature.
BRoApwAY THrATRE.-Mr. Forrest was witnessed again.
last evening" with the greatest delight and enthusiasm
by denscly crowded assemblage Tonight he is to an
pear the character Of Macbeth in Shakespeare tragedy
Of that name. supported by Conway Barry, Fenno Da
ydge, Nine Paniri and Mrs. Vernon The laughable
farce Of Shocking Events,n will also be performed
NiBLo's GARpEs-Mme Anna Thillon is announced to
appear as Juanito tomorrow evening in Aubers comic
opera, styled the Rlack Domino supported by Mr.
and Miss Julia Daily, Paqucta. This will prove a rich
treat for the lovers ofmusic.
NATIONAL THrArRE.-This evening is set apart for the
benefit Of Mrs. Hautonville The beneficiary has been
for many years a member Of the theatrical profession
and is justly entitled to liberal share Of public pa
trenage on this occasion The pieces selected the
new drama styled the Match Woman of Roston, and
the aughabe farces called the "Decei,er Deceived
"Catharine Hayes and jeremy Diddler.o
BARsvM's NusEuM-The lecture room Of this establish
the grand spectacle Of Cherry and Fair starr It
be repeated again tonight The pieces selected for the
afternoon are /" Wife for Half an Hour and Or
BowrRy Cpcus.-This extensive equestrian establish
ment continues to be patronized by large assemblagcs
The programme provided for this evening embodies all
the leading eqsestans together With the three fyorite
clowns-Gossn, Rockwell and Lovett,
CHRlsrys NISsTRELs.-This band Of Ministries shave
issued another attractive programme for tonight. The
annual bent. Of Lewis Mars viii take place on turday
evening next.
wooDs MISsTpEls This company of negro performers
are nightly gaining more and more in public cstimaton
The programme for this evening comprises many at
tractiyc features.
TEMPLE or THE GKAcEs-Thc amusemeuts nightly
given ut this place consist of Ethiopian mnsrelsy and
an exhibition Of ancient statuary by living models
Mr. Dtmwtcr. the popular ballad singer, arrived in
town last night from Savannah lie returns from sue
cessful Southern tour
LoIA MoNrrs !. PRoupEScr.-Tbe appearance of Lola
Monies in Providence. Saturday evening last.
grand triumph from the rse to the fall the curtain 1t
altogether the largest most enthusia and disti
que audience brought together in the theatre The
people seemed at times. half mad with delight
applause The Carnival Of Seville y gave
tire fatisfacton, The several dances in which
Madomoisolo Lola Monies appeared followed
with aTore that the good people of Providence
bcfor, manifested AT the close of the performance the
Countess appeared before the curtain in response to
general CALI when she again by thundcrs Of ap
pause and showers of bouquets The compliment was
acknowledged IN her accu toned graceful and naree
manner Subsequently the manager. Mr. Forbes and Mr.
Smith the dancer called out and greeted with
great applause The audience not yet satisfied,
and insisted on seeing Mons Cane, the comceist. His
.'e'A' "o",e " P'Lh, hiu 70 rSFponu DuJ ioi' uo-
termined that the cell Of Providence shoud be ans
wcred, actually pulled him upon the stage The novelty
OF this movement put t'e house into of applause
Lastly the whole ballet We're called ont IL great
night II is worthy Of remark that one gentleman paid
1913 premium for choice Of boz while the whole house
was sold at three times the regular racs Even Jenny
Lind created nc such sensation Considering that Proyi-
dencc il the hardest place in tho country to excite enth-
sam the appearance Of the Countess must be put down
as The greatest triumph ever in that cty.Boso'
Be March 20
MRs NowAIT.---h Boston paper announces that tho
accident to Mrs Nova. proves to be less dangerous than
was represented and the lady speedily recoyericg