The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-04
Theatrical and nJussc.y

Bo"sRy TnEATRE-l entertainments given ever,
evening az TINS establishment witnessed by hundreds
with delight and enthusiasm Hambiiu IL as Jealous
ever in producing novety and VIC believe his theatre
50 spssiou having the largest stage in New York ho
full scenery and extensive machih ry more efectyel
than any other establishment in the Union To-nigh
he offers fine bill. for the benefit Of Mrs Yeomans
The pieces are. Three Eras Of Womnu's Life an,
"Jack Sheppardn
BRoADwAy THEa1RE.-Mad. Celeste still continues t
draw large audiences who every ught give testimony
their admiration by enthusiastic cheers. She will ap
pear to night, in the interesting drama entitled til
Willow Copse.n She will appear Rose Fielding Con
way as Luke Fielding and the other leading character
will be sustained by Messrs Dayidgc. Fenno Whiting
REYNOLDS, Miss Kate Horn, HRS Henry and Mrs Johl
Seton The entertainments will conclude with the fare
of the Lottery Ticket which is well cast The O,
chcstra will during the evening play several beautiful
airs it is ably conducted by Mr.. Roberts
NiaLo,s GARprN-The exceedingly popular and charm
ayorie character Of Stella in the beautiful opera til
Enchantress" again this evening supported by Mesar
the last night but Of her engagement it is presume
that Nibios will be filed to overlooking.
BunToN's TmrATRE.--shakspcaro' comedy of tn
Twelfth Night has attracted denscly crowded house
all this week, at this popular theatre il will be repeate
Tonight with the powerful cast namely Burto,
Placide Blake Dyott, Lester Johnston, Bland Miss we
ton MIS- skeTrett ana Mrs Dyott The Imaginable fare
Of the Good for Nothing will be the terminating fes
ture.
NATIONAL TuEA1RE The popular actress Miss Fam
Walack will take her farewell benefit this evening
National The pieces selected Shakspeares tragod
Of Hamlet end the iayorite di oma Of Don Caesar
Bazan. in which she will pcrsonate the characters
Hamlet and Don Cesar This entertainment cannot fa
toattract large assembl3gc.
LycEuM THEATRE .-Mss Julia Bennett, who has bee
deghting the vsiters Of this establishment for
time past. will this evening appear Lucille in tho 81
Pertaining drama Of that name supported by Mr. Pams
in the other leading character. The farccs of "Wb
Speaks First" and the Dead Shot" will also be pei
formed, in both Of which Mr.. Walcot will appear. M
Euckands benefit will come of to morrow night. Grei
attraction will be offered.
AsroR PLACE OPERA HousE-Mr Brooke is night
attracting large esembages to this beautiful establish
mcnt by his delineatons Of the characters
tabien and Louis in the dramatic of the Go
scan frothcrs 1t is to be repeated again this evenn
and would advise those who have not vet seen IT, II
embrace the present opportunity.
BARNuMs Observation-Disclosures Greenwood announc
his numerous patrons to-day. The moral DRAMA style
Mary Lockwood, or Wealth and its Conscquencesn vii
and the iarces Of MAKE Your Wills and Love in
Corners" will be given in the afternoon.
CnRrTys OPERA Observation-Disclosures the inten
heat Of The weather. this popular resort crowded nigh
~ TO see Chlistys ministries The selection fer this ey
ming Is excellent
Woop's observation-disclosures Wood continues ye
prosperous in his career of management His untirir
cXertions have won for him tensvc patronage I'll
programme for tonight is exceedingly attractive.
PAEopI IN PHILADELPHIA Mile Parodi appeared Ia
night before Philadelphia audience for the first tin
after long absence Southern and Western tour
have never known such hearty enthusiasm Great
by her performances. Every piece demanded, al
the artists very oblignGy repeated everything MI
Parod exhibits the vgor command of voice
she displayed OF old occasionally startling the auto
by those mclo dramatic de force which used to thru
The opera goers into exstacies.--Phla Erening Bue
I'd inst.
ORE Bull THE Country Tho fiddle king was greet
by large and enthusiastic audience at the America
last night He played with great skill and evinccd geni
IN most OF his performing especially in the last two piece
In his hands the fiddle seemed to express the tones OF
dozen different musical instruments 1t filed the lar
hall like an orchestra Of ddles, and man would In
believed without the evidence of his eyes, that SUI
volume and variety Of sound could have been elicit
from single instrument Ole is great master Afr
iaal played the piano very scientifically, no doubt,
judge Strakosch to be superior to him The German
Society performed their overtures in their own grs
style. They splendid baud Of musicians -IiarU
(Ct) Tines, June2
Ole Bull gave concert in Boston on the evening
the 81 inst.