The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-26
ThentricaI and MusIcnI.

BowERY THEA1RE-This old established and well
managed Thespan temple continues to be fled nightly
with delighted and enthusiastic as.embages Ham.
bins inoefatgable management Is deserving Of great
patronage, and we aIe happy to find that the public
talented stage also merits much appreciation,
for the mastery manner with which he directs the
stage business in fact department in the theatre
is conducted with the greatest possible tact and har.
mony. The amusements announced for this evening
the Few and tpccessful drama Of La Vivandiere OF
the Dog Of Waterloo both Of which are excelsntly
cast.
BioApwAY THrATRE-Mr. Forrest the favorite Anne
rcsn trsgetan will sppear this evening" for the first
time in several years. the character of Lucius Junius
Bruus in John Howard Paynes popular historical
dy called "Brutus, or the Fail Of rarqun" He will DO
Nine Fopsi as Tula, and Mrs. Abbott as Tarautnia
Mr. Forrest Is nightly witnessed by dcnsey crowded
dences and is greeted with the most decided marks Of
expectation. IRENE ndous rush may be anticipated
TO night; would therefore advise thcsc WHO de-
snous OF procuring comfortable seats to them
early this morning The concluding feature will be the
petite comedy entitled Lady and Gentleman in Pc.
euiisriy Perplexing Preaicamept," in which Mrs.
BrE1oN's THEATRE The excellent comsS- entitled
the School of ReforGi, viii DO the fret featare this
evening The cast embraces all th, established fayo-
rites and excellent that always by their great
dramatic talent and excellent stage knowledge afford
euch delight aud to the vsters OF this popular
establishment. The tain well selected By
Burton who moves with great tact ony in the Sc
lection Of pieces but also in having artists engaged who
are well known for celebrity ia their calling rhe cast
In the School OF Reform ,tands thu5:Burton as Bob
Tyke DJott as Lord AIoIdsle Blake Gen. rasrsgon
Lester as Ferment bland Frederick and Rel rs Old
syke Mrs Weston, Miss Ill., Mrs Hughes and Mrs
Dyott in the other characters All will Gloss sith the
sughter provoking piece called the 'Tco3e,n
NATIONAL THEATRE.-The entertain ments offered for
TINS evenings amusement consist of four excellent
lieces. The first in order Is the drama Of the Evil
Eye" in which Mr. @ w Jones will sustain the leading
character The next feature will be the Irish Copiu.
ror which will introduce those established f.vorites
Mr. and Mrs b: Williams Tee following piecs will be
the drama Of the "Irish Jonah In thi, pie CO also
MIR and Mrs. Wilisns will figure conspicuou,l7 rhe
concluding drama Is called "Kste KeaIneyn Ia which
they will appear in the character, Of Lany oLaughliu
and Kate kesrrey This BILL 1t will be percej-ed, Il
very Sttractivs and Of that light and bsay amusing
naracter which Is always to draw large assem-
lections generally speaking give the Satisfaction
BARSuM's MusEum The Lecture Room Of this va,t
esabliihment Ia filled TO OVERLOOKING twioe every day TO
the great antpodean pedestrian, in walking on m arSi
slab ut elevation Of eighteen feet from the 40
mn. inverted s pGs 10 truly astonishing feat and
sernoon and evening The farce Of Raising nv Wna
viii be performed In the afternoon. The tempsranca
drama OF THE Bottle" which Is nightly beoomins -.
attractive will be given In the evening toaa,hs ,
TIE fsvorite pieoe OF the Alpine Maid - "'"
BswERy Cikcus This evening Ia set apart for tbo,n
"a ,noSe e1cenenu clowns Messrs Myers and Bobby
equestrian entertainments. The Nat6ans Famiv sanS.
and hs talented pupil are to appear. The equestrsn
the terminating feature. - W
CHRnrys MINERALS This inimitable band o. ns,r,
PEI foImers advertise n very excellent programmes ~
Ethiopian entertainments fer this evening CO nr,.,
vocal and instrumental pieces bursqucs dancns ana
witichms. @a"
FELLows' hrGsrnsrs This talented COMPANY oou
tn TO attract large audiences. The programme
for night Is elegant, comprising some OF heir best
fea urer Ds'S
Mn. BRAHAM's Concern comes on on Mopdav evening
next, at the Tabernacs From a view OF the m usosi
selections IL pronises to be splendid affair Drehsm
viii .pg several OF his most admired songs Madame
VINO ~ an hrtat OF the most ref aed vocal
ability viii render to1e charming ballads seyeral
other psuhed pfoiesional ladies and RentIemeu
Will alio assitt on tho asian
Pthopi has been giving concerts In Charleston SC,
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