The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-03
Theatrical md nIusIcaJ.

BowEnY THEATRE --Iiamblin interchangeable ever
III making the best selections for his patrons His theatre
is both spacious and beautiful and has stage greater
width and depth than any other theatre in the Union
lie announces three pieces for this evening
which will introduce in the respective characters nearly
all his dramatic company The first in order is the dra-
ms of the Robbers Wife in which Stevens and Eddy
take the leading characters The next is the favorite
piece called the Pirate the Isles the concluding
piece will be the farce Of MILDLY Ashore" Considering
the great character which liambn has acquired as ca
teier for public amusement and the low price OF adms
sion We should think the Bowery ought to be filled to
overlooking.
BROADWAY THrArnE.-Thore many characters in
which Mr Forrest has competitor those particularly
where great physical ability is required. although he
seems to have given satisfaction and pleasure in his
OF characters for the past weeks 1t is perhaps
thing surprising to find that any star for 40 nights
could have drawn such large audiences but he to
be great favorite and is making money both for himself
ana the active and proprietor of the Broad
way. lie appears tonight for the third time William
Tell in the historical tragedy Of that name and doubt
the consequence will be another crowded house He will
be assisted in the other leading parts by Conway
Barry. Fenno. Mad Possin and Kate Horn The con-
Guiding piece Ladies Battle will introduce the fine
comedian Mr.. Davidge
BvRros 3 TiuATRr--This establishment continues in
career of the greatest The fine old comedy of
the Twelfth Night has been witnessed with the utmost
enhusasm by crowded and fashionable audiences This
evening il is Offered again. with cast OF characters
which cannot be surpassed in any theatre in the States
Only read The names of the celebrated who appear
in the leading characters and then say whether they
be beaten Messrs. Dyott. piacide. Burton. Lester,
Blake Bland Johnston Mr. Dyott Miss Weston AMI
Mary Taylor. Miss Malvina will appear in the Pas de
Bayadere the orchestra will execute several overtures
aud the entertainments will conclude with the musical
farce OF the Maid OF the Mountain
NATIONAL THEArRr-Purdy seems determined that he
shall not be behind any other dramatic establishment in
his selection Of amuements for the pleasure and delight
OF his patrons night he presents four pieces to see
any Of which is worth the price OF admission The
first is the drama entitled Woman in which Mr.
Jones VIII sustain the character of Robert Shelly The
next will be the amusing and aughabe piece called the
Maine Liquor Law the succeeding piece will be Co.
iumlia Sons and the terminating feature the grand
drama OF the Warlock of the Glen This programme
il will be perceived attractive there
little doubt but that the National will be visited by
large audience.
TaBsRNAcLF.-Last evening, Dempster gave one Of
those ballad concerts for which he IL Justly celebrated
He sings without afcctaton has plea sing voice and
accompanies himself the piano with great musical
taste Although his vocal department consists in the
hourishes OF the great masters IF music yet there Is
simplicity and paintiveness in his style which delights his
hearers and selecting he does the melodies poets
whose language i familiar to all he speaks to the soul in
sympathetic strains and mirrors to the mind the
charming associations and sweetest remembrances Of
days gone by
B.R,uMs MrsrrN-The grand Oriental spectacle
which has had such successful at this establish
mcnt. continues more attractive than 1t is to he
embraces hose popular performers Mossrs G. Clarke
Parton Those who have vet seen II have fine on
poItunity afforded them to-day.
BowFRY ClEcus.-Ihe equestrian amusemcnts pro.
vided by Sands Co.. for this afternoon and evening
comprise many Of the most attractive features of the
All the cquestrians. and the entire troupe of
dancing horses and trick ponies embodied in the pro-
giamme,
CurIsrr's MNsrnrrs,- popular band announce
more than ordinary programme for this evening being
ior the annual benefit OF Mr. Mallory very efficient
favoritc performer.
WooD's MssTRrIs This company announce an after
noon as well az evening performance for to-day The
programme comprises vocal and instrumental pieces
dancing burlesques. and witticsms
NV oRrrsSs orRna BALLET TrourE-Tbis
papy 70 appear tonight in Newark They open NJ
lie Society Library Broadway Monday evening next