The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-20
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BowrRy THfArRE The amusements announced for to-
night Mt this establishment comprise repetition of the
Frothcrs.' and the moral drama Of the Drunkard y
This favorite 1hespan temple continues to be crowded
enghty and the performances give general satisfaction
The programme for this evening no doubt will fill II
n every department
BRoADwAY TnEArRr-Mlle. Lola Monies is advertised
to appear again this evening Mariquta, in the new
Spanish ballet advertisement entitled Sun Jour de Car.
nesal Seville : The new comic drama, entitled the
Poor Relaton in which Mr. c. Hale will appear as Sam
Warren and the aughnble farce of the Two Bonny.
castles will also be performed Mile Lola Monies
,'chiIy greeted on tuesday evening last, by a
crowded audience. 1t Is presumed large attendance
will be present this evening
NInLo's GARDEsThis evening the fascinating dansets,
Caroline Rousset who has perfectly delighted the hion.
able audiences who every night crowd the theatre will
appear again in her triumphant representation of La
syphide and also in the beautiful character of Gee
me dancing OF this artist has not been equacd since the
days OF Fanny Esler who was the most accomplished
artist then on the stage. The three sstcrs-Aiclaide.
Thertsne and Clementine-arc also excellent and en-
hance the attraction considerably by their graceful per-
tnImances. In fine, visit to Niblos will amply repay
Burrows THE,raE'-The entertainments of this even
ing are very attractive and the receipts the bene-
fit Of ,oritc actress Mrs Dyott who has been
ing the dramatic public for long years in the
old Park theatre and many other dramatic temples by
her excellent comic ability She is the wife OF Mr.
best general actors in the States The pieces selected are
the comedy Of the Wonder with fine cast which in
ndes most OF the stars Of the Chambers street company
The concluding piece will be the farce of Popping the
Question" No doubt the house will be crowded
NATIONAL THEArRr.-purdy is stll active ever in
selecting the most novel and attractA pieces for the
amusement and pleasure of his patrons This evening he
presents programme Of great variety The first feature
is The favorite drama called Nick of the Woods,'Mr
w g. Jones representing six different characters and
Mrs r. Nichols. in the part Of Telie Doe. The next
piece viii he the aughabe burlcsque Of the Coarse
Haired BROTHERS This will be followed by quad
rifle called the Bold Niger Boys and the terminating
piece viii be the comedetta. called the Ragged
school"
hcEuM THEATRE The entertainments Mt This n,oce
of amusement consist Of the comedetta of who speaks
iirS! The celebrated drama of Nictorne and the cd
dty called Barnum. Wilton. and Jenny Lind in the
iiist piece Mr.. Waeot. Mr. Palmer and Mrs Sylvester
IN the leading characters. In the second piece Mrs
NacCtt and the excellent actress Julia BENNETT will an
Tear and in the last Professor Wilton will give his in
taons Of Jenny Lind in the Echo Song and other amusing
ieauTes An original extravaganza is in rehearsal and
will shortly be produced.
Asron PIAcr OPERA HousE-The original drama of the
"cor'ican Brothers or La Vendetta. dramatic tragic
romance in five acts and eight tableaux will again be
presented th evening. Mr. q v Brooke the admirable
traeedan will represent the characters Faiaen and
LOUIS franch and the other characters will be sustained
by Messrs Lynne Jordan, Arnold. Mrs. vickery Mrs G.
hale. and other eminent artists The drama has been
produced with great scenic effect with new and appro-
pirate costumes. tablcaux. and decorations
BAnSuMs MusEuM-Thc musements given daily at
this establishment are attracting very large audiences
ihe pieces provided for this afternoon the Organic
Affection and the Man and the Tiger both Of which
are well cast. Bulwers comedy, called the Lady Of
Lyons will be represented in the evening in which Mr.
G. W Clarke will personate the character Of Claude Mel
notte, and Miss Mestayer that of Pauline
CHRIsrss orrnA IIousE.-Christy's band Of minstres
VIII give another OF their amusing entertainments this
evening. They continue as successful as ever.
WOODS MiNsTRELs.-This popular band are attracting
full houses MI sedgwick, the great concerna player
Is to appear again this evening The programme is
cellent
Mr. Forrest made his appearance the National Thea
ire Washington city Monday evening last, and was
greeted by large audience.
MADAME CELESTE Is playing very successful engage
ment at the Walnutktrcet theatre Philadelphia having
been engaged for extra week She appears at the
Broadway the 3lt inst being her farewell engagement
previous to leaving for England
NIns. JONI Sorrows BENEFIT will come of on Friday
evening. at the Broadway theatre 1t Ia said IL will be
great affair several very eminent artists having voun
find that theceebracd Of Jenny Twitchcr
will appear. Mrs Seton rs good actress has numerous
admirers. and no doubt she will have bumper
Mn. VINCENT WALLACE and lady Mt Buffalo on the
18th inst, on their way TO this city.
Mas SINCLAIR is playing at Providence, II l. She was
well received on her nrs appearance the house well
filed and all appeared to be pleased with the perform.
The Buffalo theatre Is to be rebuilt Immediately by Mr.
George Brisbane. The edice Ia be considerably
larger than the old and is to built with
dress circle family circle and third tier thus doing away
with the pit 1t Is intended to provide seats for GOD
Messrs Carr Warren the essees of the house that was
lately burned are to have the new theatre
complimentary benefit il to be given to Mrs Now
att by her Boston friends Friday evening next The
performances on the occasion are to be at the Howard
Athen9um.
Anna Bishop was sill in New Orleans at last dates from
that city
The Boston Times says that the National theatre In that
city to be rebuilt Immediately substantial manner
and that the new ednce already leased to Mr. Joseph