The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-29

Theatrical and Musical.

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Theatrical and Musical
BowEay THEA1RE-The entertainment for this even
ing Ia than ordinarily attractive Hanbhn work
ing exceedingly hard for his patrons in the producton
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nature on the programme for to night, u the excellent
dram. Of Paul Clifford which IL nightly witnessed
eeseful run This will be succeeded by very pleasing
"Drawing- Room Entertainment ia which Master Cony
viii introduce his celebrated dog Yankee The conclud
ing piece will be the favorte pantomime Of tho
of the Coral Cave"
BaoApwAY THEArRE-The grand operate and dra-
matte spectacle Of Paul Clifford is to be presented
to night this establishment the tenth time having
attracted at each representation the most brilliant and
fashionable assembsges Mr. Collins the eminent Irish
comedian and vocalist, has added considerably to his
already widely circulated fame in the rendering OF the
in the character Of Paul The piece produced In
ably sustained throughout The lsughabie farce OF
Mr and Mrs Lilly white is TO terminate the perform
Of witnessing Paul chford,' to their seats
during the day. as the excitement to see 1t becoming
intense.
Buaros,s THEATRE The beautiful comedy by Boursi-
tertanments OF this evening The cast Of characters
embrace nearly all the talented members OF Burton's
inimitabe company. Among the names are those of
Messrs. Pacde Dyot Lester Miss Mary Taylor and Miss
Weston These names viii be sure to draw an immense
house. The concluding piece will be the comedy Of
Weak Pointsn which will introduce two Of the best
comedians in the country-Mr Burton and Mr. Blake
Throughout every scene
national THEATRE.-Those favorite artists Mr.. and
Mrs b. Williams have appeared in several OF their best
pieces this week and were mest resolved
by crowded houses and particularly In the
Drama Of Erin or the Irish Farmer Mr.. Arnold. ia
his personaton Of the Irish Farmer, received marked
the shines and will, With little perseverance
sttain very envable position in bis profession tn
pieces namely, Irish Conjurorn t" Kate Kearney,n
" Alive ana Kicking" and the Golden Axe.n
AMERICAN MusEus-The excellent farce entitled
Fortunes Frolic,n and the fine comedy Of "A Day
Wen spent,n to be represented at this popular
eblishmcnt this afternoon rming very attractive
entertainment The moral drama styled The Bottle
and the laUghabe farce Of the Two Bonnycastles,n
will given IN the evening. The Botte'' continues
70 attract large asseublsges II is decidedly the
Meet surng novelty that Earnum has offered this season
BewERy ClscUs-This spacious and elegant establish
ment continues to be filed every night. The French
troupe greeted in their performances in the most
enthusiastic manner; and Mr. Sands and his talented
pupil Maurice, the delight and admiration of all
CHRIsry s MSsRFLs 1t is really astonishing to wit
the crow ds which nightly congregate to greet this
hight and enthusiasm 10 consequent upon everything
they do They without exception the most attrac
tive band introduced iato this country. The pro
gramme for to night is excellent.
FELLows' MINsrRsls- This highly talented company
ere becoming very popular with the public. The en-
tertanment selected is elegant and must ensure good
attendance. The performances OR the harmonicans,
by Jaeki are rendered with much precision aud har-
mony and the banjo solos by Briggs elicit great applause
PROFESSION ANDERSON I'VE would remind our readers
that the talented Professor will close his sorees the
9th Of February and also to look out for his last night
when the gre conundrum prizes Of six hundred and
fifty dollars are to be awarded He is to give an after
noon performance on Saturday next.
Mr. QuAcLE takes his benefit at the Chinese Museum,
Philadelphia
OsIAN E. DopeE, the vocalist, and his troupe Of sing
ers, intend visiting Portland.
LOLA Monies understand, has gratuitously tender
ed her services to the Association for the Relief OF Ds
bIed Fremen Of this city for benefit in aid of the fund
Of the association to of at the Walnut street thea
ire on Friday Saturday evening Of this week This
mertorious association understand, s much In want
Of MEANS the calls upon for the relief Of the disabled
and destitute being unusually At New York
she gave services in aid of the funds Of emilar
socation in that city and realized for 1t about $1,000
This truly generous conduct for her many friends
there goes far to establish what learn from those
who know her best is her real character namely that
OF lady Of Feasibility and great goodness OF heart At
New York she utterly refused present of value for
her services the OCCASION but at the earnest soica
ton of managers Of the fund nted to accept
bouquet in silver holder Of the value Of SIS
500 This to her by the President of the
society in neat and complimentary speech in reply
which she said she esteemed 1t far highly than she
did honor of having placed her neck the hands
81 the Emperor Of Russia as he had done diamond
necklace valued at $4,000 We trust that the bened
proposed may be all that the object crs and that Lo
h Monies desires it may be Phil Ledger, Jan. ~.