The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-13
Theatrical and Musical.

BowERY THEATRE.-This favorite establish me emit
continues, under the judcious management of Mr..
Hamblin, in a state OF prosperity. He has very
excellent dramatic company, and with the auxiliary
advantage of Messrs. Cony and Taylor, whose light
and highly amusing dog pieces give the greatest
pleasure to the audience tho houses are every night
respectable. The first piece announced is the beau
tiful drama entitled the "Spy of St. Marks"
which ia cast to the full strength o. the company,
Mr.. Eddy sustaining the leading character. The
concluding feature will DO the drama of Jack AID.
dams," in which Copy and Taylor will be the bril-
liant stars of the evening. The cembats between
these celebrated artists give the utmost delight
BROADWAY THEATRE.-Ths being positively the
last week of Lola Mon ties, whose eng agemenss elsa,
whore wi preclude the possibility Of her appearing
again, those whose curiosity have been excite by
her great no.oriey, should not lose sight Of the Pre-
ssnt opportunity; The commencing feature will BE-
Mr.. Conway, Mrs. Abbott and Mrs John Seton
will sustain the principal characters. The next
piece will be the beautiful ballet of Betty With
full and effective CORPS de ballet. The am using and
tollsw, and the whole viii conclude with the grand
advertisement Of "Diana and hor Nymphs.' The
grand operate drama Of Paul Clifford is 10 re-
dor seldom eeualed. BY Mr.. John Collins, on Men
day evening next.
BURROWS THEATRE.--The attractive features
announced for this evening are such as viii draw
o crowded and fashionable house. Burton knows
well how to cater for his patrons plsasUre-there
ia novelty Of some kind every evening-the pieces
ssleo sterling old comedies, and the -espec-
tive characters are all filed by artists Of the fret
class, whose performances are every night greeted
by the most enthusiastic cheering The fret pieca.
this evening, is Buchstose's eqmcdy,. in two acts
called Weak Points, With splendid cast Of cha
ractors- Burton, Blake, Mary Taylor, and cher dis
tlnguished artists, IN the principal characters
The entertainments will terminate With the ccle-
brntca oo..'tv Of the "I'irst Nigo.," ~ite Mr.,
Placido in tho r-icc'ps.. Fart.
Nc. r1ri e. s4tf1 ~ az
ever in selecting novelty and engaging artists o.
csiabritv. Tonight Mr.. ard Mrs, Williams, who
are very great favorites, appear ia INC rA'l NIaGa
of " Shandy M CURE" and " Tim Moore" Nj
Williams is grestly improved ., an act3T ~ y
going up tho hill yeiy rapidly Mrs. Williams is
nm excellent general actress, and one Of tso best
representatives Of Yankee girls ia tho country.
They will be supported by foe stock company
The concluding feature Of tho evening IS the beaut
full pantomme Of tho "Gollen Axe" This pro.
gram no will be sure 10 draw very crowded house.
ss the amusements are well diversified, and oapno.
fail to give satisfaction
BARNuM's MusEuM.--T sane performances IS
were given here yesterday are to b reseatsd TO-
day, having proved highly astraotive "a tho
afternoon will be given the comedy OF Caught In
his Own Trap" ard the farce Of Family sars;''
and, in tho evening, the moral drama CT tae
oBottle,n aud the farce Of Crimson Crimes
BowERY AmPuiruRATRE.-Sand Sc Company
have provided another highly attractive equestrian
entertainment for this ming. Mmc. Tourniaire
will repeat her great manege. act, entitled " La
Belle du Beucyards," and Mr.. Sands and bis
talented pupil, Maurice, will appear.
CHRlsrY's MlNsrRErs announce lne programme
for this evening, comprising songs, dances, bur
lesquos, and instrumental pieces.
FELLows' M1NsTRE1s this fne band offer Q
very excellen. entertainment. for tonight.
PROFESSOR ANDERSON holds out again this even
ING. at the Astor Place Opera House. He vii
perform some Of his surprising feats.
Az WuyrNpv ThSa sk;Ie,0 aNd n
ssniOus lecturer drew alNgs audience at bin As