The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-02

Nine Celeste, who her debut ns u beautiful young
dsese at the Bowery years ago playing her fare
well engagement to American audience at the Broad
way. She Is highly finished and classic artist in
the mclo-dramatic school, almost without rival ON ths
stage What history and life Of theatrical adventure
she has had in her brilliant career The daughter Of
soldier of the great Napoeonstarting Parisan gii
young and beauful-she s at the top of the melo-
| dramatic line on the English and American stage.
Julia Bennett continues to attract admiring audiences
at the Lyceum witness her classic in
English comic opera
BowEny THEArRr-The pieces presented this evening
very attractive and the receipts are for the benefit
OF NILS niiert the popular vocalist The first of tho
amuft mfnts Will be the excellent comedy Of the Serious
Family and the next feature will the interesting
drama of the Vampire" with Mr.. Eddy as the lead
ing character The last piece will be the drama Of the
Robbers Wife," Miss IifFcrt will sing several Of her
admired songs during the evening.
BRoADwAY THEArRE.-sime. Celeste is drawing very
respectable audiences and her performances give
yeral pleasure. The bill for this evening con lists Of
two very attractive pec,s-the first IL by special
quest and for the last time-t is the grand military and
dramatic spectacle entitled the French Spy or the
Fall OF Constantine with Nine Celeste in three chiac
t.rs The concluding piece will be "st Mary's Eve"
Nine. Celeste as Madeline. The orchestral department
Of this theatre conducted with great science By
Mr. Roberts
NrsIo's GARpES.This establishment is In the fu tide
ofsuccess indeed Nibo has always been such excel
lent caterer for public that his
Will always command respectable patronage Madame
n
thusastc audiences She appears again this evening,
in the beautiful opera Of the Enchsntrss" assisted in
the leading characters by Mesrs Hudson Leach, and
other eminent artists. No doubt the house will bs
crowded
Burrows THrArRE-The fine old comedy Of Twelfth
Night which has been performed with great to
crowded and fashionable audiences will be repeated this
evening with the same brilliant cast Burton announces
that this Is the last night but three of the season.
quently the house will be to be filed TO ovcrowing
To Burton himseif any time IN any one of his
numerous characters would be worth the price Of ad
"Rather Excited
National TBraTRR appearance Of Fanny Wallack
at this theatre has had the effect SLING il every do
psrtmen The entertainments of this evening will com
mence with the BEAUTIFUL play of " Loves Sacrifcer
Mr W q. Jones as Matthew Elmore and Fanny walIacx
as Margaret Eimore; comic dance by Mr. Yates the
the amust will close With the drama Of Guy Man
nering Fanny wallack will appear in her great cha
racter OF Neg Merrili,s.
LycEum THrarRr-Three excellent pieces ara an
nounced for this evening The first IL the Folies of
Night with Mr. Walcott and Miss Julia Bennett in the
two principal characters The next h, Don Caesar Is
Bazan Ia this Miss Julia Bennett will appear and
display her great comic ability The closing feature will
the orchestra Will play several popular airs.
AsToR Place OrERA Houss--Every bcdy speaks I'm
the hiRhest terms of praise regarding the drama
called the Corscsn Brothers which has been produced
In style of speDdor seldom surpassed in this any
other country Mr. Brooke has displayed great theat-
cal Judgment in the production OF the piece The ta-
beaux exceedingly beautiful and the acting through
out very creditale Those who love spectacle should
visit Astor Place this evening
BArsuM's MusruM--The moral drama entitled MARY
Lockwood Wealth and its Consequences Is an
nouBcsd for both this afternoon and evening The It
embodios all the leading members Of the company
This continues in prosperous career a.
evorthc lecture room being well filed at every repre-
seDtation.
CnRIsTy's OPERA Uouss-This popular resort as usual
Is filled nightly with delighted spectators to witness the
performances of Chrstys excellent band of Ethiopian
dcntators The programme provided for this evening is
exceedingly attractive.
Woop's MiNsrRrLs-Tbis versatile and talented COM
pany of negro performers delghting large assembages
nightly This s altogether owing TO the untring exer.
tioDs Of Nj Wood, the manager and proprietor Tho
programme for tonight is excellent
G. BAssSI, the distinguished volinst will give his first
grand concert Monday evening next at Metropotan
Hall lie will 10 assisted by Nine De yries sisnorn
vetti signor Ardit and Mons Niquel the celebrated
yioloncellist,