The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-13
Theatrical and Musical

BOwERY THEATRE The dramas entitled I" Ken.
meth, or the WieId Woman of the Highland. and
I" Der Freisohutz," the casts of which embraces Al
the leading members Of the company, and which
have been placed upon tho stage in very superior
manner, are to DO repeated again this evening rhe
great which mas always attended the endea-
vors of Hamblin as caterer for public amusement.
continues undated
| BROADWAY THEATRE Mr. Forrest Is TO repeat
bis great character of Hamlet this evening, in
Shakspeare's celebrated tragedy Of that name. u
weuld appear almost incredible that the demand for
\ tickets to see this distinguished American actor
could be the increase the theatre, every occa-
sion being filed to overlooking, but it 10 neverths-
less the fact The tickets are al sold at an early
hour in the morning, and yet the demand In sns
even pg is intepse Tho farce Of ''The Rendexvous"
/ will conclude all.
| NBL0's GARDEN Madame Anna ThiIlon, The
much admired vocalist and accomplished actress u
to appear in the character Of Stella this evening, IN
Bales beautiful opera entitled the "Enchantresso
supported by Mr. Hudson, Mr. Leach, and an en-
cent chorus. grand ballet advertisements will b
given, in conjunction with the opera, in which Miles
Bulan, Francis, Mons. Comet aud WiethoH, win
appear. crowded house may be anticipated.
BURroN's THEATRE Tho amusing comedistts,
Of the s'Novel Expedient," with Dyolt, Fisher and
Miss Weston, in the cast; the favorte COMEDY Of
"Grandfather Whitehead" in which Mr.. Plaoias
win personate his great character Of Grandfathsr
ton, Miss Jansen, and Mrs. Dyott; and the popular
diana of the "Toodles, or the Farmers Daughter"
with Burton in his nimitable character Of Timothy
Toodle. will comprise the amusements to BIO given
at this theatre to night.
NATIONAL THEATRE.--Manager Purdy's bill Of
entertainment. for this evening, comprises three
highly attractive pieces, namely, the Forest
Rose" in which Mr.. l.. Mesteyer, formerly great
favorite at this theatre, will appear as Jonathan
Ploughboy the new drama, entitled the s'Writing
on the Wall, the cast Of which will introduce sevs-
raj Of the principal members Of the company: and
the laughable farce Of Paddy, the Piper" Mr..
L. Fox appearing as Paddy Donovan.
WALLAcK's THEATRE = Wallack advertises .
most attractive bill for this evening, consisting Of
the popular piece entitled "Two Can Play ut thae
man." aud the laughable farce of the $ Happy
Man." the casts of which embrace the names e
Messrs. Lester, Walcot, Blake, Brougham, Mason.
Miss Laura Keene, Mrs Blake, Mrs Hall, and Miss
Fanny Cramer. The comedy of " Simpson & CO."
is TO be played tomorrow evening.
AMERICAN MusEuM.-The "Orphans DroaB,"
which on every OCCASION, attracts crowded and de-
lighted audiences is to be repeated this afternoou
and evenng,-th cast embodics all the leading por-
formers. This beipg tho last week IL can DO repre-
sented, IL is presumed the lecture room will be lilies
to sufiocstion. Those who nave not yet seea II
should not neglect tho presnnt opportunity.
CBRIsTy's OrERA HOUSE --Christy's Minstrels, -
usual, are delightipg large sssembiages, py sneR
good singing aud instrumental solos, and their COR
rect delinestions of negro characters. They o6or
an attractive programme for this oseniog
WOODS MINsrRgLs, whose performances hsvS
always given the utmost satisfaction to largo aadt
ences ccntip9e ns succesriui as ever. Inc seeope1
az sopgs eanScs instrumental pieces and burlesques
for this eaeniDg. must ensure full house.
!. WplrE's VARIETIES The blu of eatsrtaipmsut
sbnourced fcrths evening at this popular sstablisA
manf, compiles negro mnstsoisy, Staging. ds7oiss,
set.l.sfs--i-l ~rf.'rSs sr1 i-rshesis -fses- "
which Mr.. and krs. Ncrriicid viii appear.