The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-02

LOLA MONTEs AT THE BROADWAY THEATRE
The of the temperance the Broadway
for last night only of the renowned Loas Mones Ccun
tess Of Landsfeld attracted of the largest assembages
that was there exceeding that which greet
ed Mr. Forrest on his benefit night the previous evening
large proportion of the attendance consisted az gentle
men, So far Lola perfectly triumphant over the
Vaccinations Of her indefatgabe the army
Of Jesus. But she had stronger opposition to contend
with for the need of applause in the successful rivalry
of an excellent corps of ballet dancers the best perhaps
that gaced the stage in this city The contest for
superiority spirited but Lola not triumphant
on this occasion she in the battle OF the Howard
Hotel" If she did not suffer defeat she at all
events sorey crest fallen The piece represented was the
grand Spanish advertisement Of day OF Carnival at
Seville which was excellently produced by the enter
prlsing manager the scenes dresses MASKS and all the
other accessories having been got up with much taste
nperay and effect. Lola in the character Of Naraoua
danced the Andalusian the Festival dance i'm
with Mr. G. W Smith. the Neapolitan, and the Sailors
dance passing WE'LL and with pretty good Intention 10
time. She dressed well, looked we'll but was by no
means well satisfied at the tameness Of the ap-
Monsieur Cane were drol and amusing bu: az IcnstI,
became tedious. The several dances by tho fronne
corps de ballet Miss Price and Miss Josephine danced
grand pas dea with much taste and artistic sl ylenr
with Lola as well in the talent displayed in the ap-
plause with which they were greeted Some beautiful bo-
qucts were thrown to these beautiful girls from OF the
private boxes The Of these promising young ar
tes must have been somewhat netting to the Countcss
but just previous to the fall Of the curtain she slightly
regained her ground and warmly appauded receiving
also two bouquets She afterwards came before the cur
tain in response to the usual call and the
compliments paid her. she said. Ladies and gentlemer
thousand thousand thanks My heart IL 500 grateful
for your Kindness And then going through the panto-
mimic display OF wping imaginary tears from her eyes,
the Countess retired We understand she is appear in
Albany Oh Tuesday night
BowERY TnrArrE.-The entertainments at this popular
retreat which announced for tomorrow evening will
be sure to draw large audience Indeed during the
past week the theatre has been crowded every evening by
audiences who seemed by their enthusiastic feelings to
be highly pleased with the and effective drama ofhe
'Corcan Brothers. IL will again be presented tomor-
night with the brilliant cast and scenic display
which have been so much admired. The amuscmcnts
Will commence with the farce of lola Montesn
BRoADwAY TngATRE-Miss Charlotte Cushnan the
distinguished American tragic actress viii an
engagement at the Broadway tomorrow evening, prc.
to ner a for Europe The piece selected il
which Miss Cushman will sustain her much admired cha
racer OF Rosaind The concluding feature will be the
farce Of :" Shocking Events'
NIBIo's GARpyN.-Madame Anna ThiIlop having re.
covered from her indspostion, will appear tomorrow
evening Marie In Donzetts celebrated opera enti-
peronate the character Of Tonic and Mr. Leach Of
supice. The opera will be preceded by the laughabe
piece MY Friend in the Straps" Mr. Hudson appear
ing as O'Blarnsy.
BrRToN's TuEAraE-The farewell benefit, and final
retirement from the stage of that justly popular actress
prosperous theatre The house no doubt will be crowd
ed to sunocation with her numerous friends and adj.
mreT to give her proof Of their esteem
Day Of my Lie I" Child Of the Regiment and Fire
Eater
NAriosM THrarnr.-Purdy continues as ndcfatigabc
as ever in his cXerons to merit continuance OF the
ensve patronage with which he has always honored
Tomorrow night he is to produce another piece
titled saander the Dragon Slayer The other pieces
are the fisherman and his Dogs" in which Blanchard
viii appear. and the dramn Of the Blacksmith of Ant
werp which il nightly received with great delight and
satisfaction.
THE LrcTUM TnEA1RE.-Corbyn and Buckland make
grand demonstration and dcidi tomorrow night By
reducing the price of tickets to twcnty cents the
parquet and one shilling to the family circle rcserving
the dress circle at fifty cents This is bold and sensible
movement which must ensure to tho Lyccum.
The bill announced rich in humor Miss Julia Bennett
performing six characters in the great drama OF the Devil
in Paris We believe that the management will conduct
the Iyceum respectfully at these prices II dollar
were charged and hope Corbyn's efforts will be
tirey successful.
very well attended during the past week and the per-
formanccs gave the utmost satisfaction. The popular
drama OF Guy Manncripg will be represented again to-
morrow evening, with tho same fine cast The pieces
selected for the afternoon the Old Gardo and the
" Man and the Tiger
Cuns1v,s OrEaA Ho,sr-Christy,s Mnstrcls continue
in the full tide Of The programme provided for
tomorrow evening comprises many OF their tcs features
Woop's MtssTRnIs.-This band honored by very
large ascmbsgcs last week who expressed great delight
and appreciation. The bulresque tragedy of Macbeth
will be given again tomorrow night.
JraNIr RErNorD son.-Ths pleasing sonestress from
the land OF Burns intends giving ssr.es ofmus; al
tertainmcnts at Metropolitan Hall in few days when
The viii sing come Of the most choice ballads of Scotas
lard She has engaged several eminent artists both
vocal and Instrumental to enhance the pleasure of the
evenings We cannot pay higher tribute of respect to
the memory Of Scotands Shakespeare than in patronsng
the vocalists Of his native land through whose efforts
his undying songs break upon with the fresh
ness of their creation on the banks ofAyr.
NATIONAL HALL--A grand sacred concert win be given
at this beautiful hall this evening by the Italian Artists
Association The programme comprises many fine must
cal selections
PROFESSOR SaITLYR's Communicates beautiful
views are attracting large audiences at the house
OF Thirteenth street and Broadway.
Granville John Penn, the Grandson Of the
founder OF Pennsvlysnia arrived last evening in this