The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-02
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BowERY THEATRE This old and favorite establishment
which is now in career of prosperity, offers for the
amusement Of its patrons, very attractive BILL The
first piece announced is Bulwers excellent comedy Of the
lady Of Lyons with Mr. E. Eddy Claude Menotte
line The entertainments viii conclude with the drama
entitled the Feons Last Dream" The receipts for
the benefit Of Mr.. Hamilton, favorite actor
BROADWAY THEArRE.-Three excellent pieces
nounced for this evening by the enterprsng manager
this theatre. The first is the drama called the
"White Slave of England" which embraces in its cast
nearly all the leading artists Of the establishment The
next will be the amusing piece of Who Speaks Firsst'
and the entertainments viii close with Married aud
artists as Conway Davidge Mad Ponis Mrs Vernon and
Mrs Abbott the visiters viii receive rich treat in wit
Messing the performances.
NmIo's GARDEN.-Madame Henriette sontag who has
had of the most successful operate
far she has gone IL announced to appear to night in
'Iinda di Chamounn Much expected Of this great
artist prior to her arrival in this city, and
ddly say expectation has not been disappointed. Bada
whose rich and mellow tones admired by every is
able assistant in giving full effect to the respective
operas Indeed, taking the present company whole,
including the orchestral department, the efforts OF the
management cannot fail to be successful.
BURROWS rnUATE.-The same intense desire to
visit this favOrite Thespan temple exists in the minds of
Burtons patrons Scarcely the door open when rush
takes place, and in short time every seat is filed.
the entertainments this evening The contains the
of Dyot probably Of the beat general actors
in the country Burton placde Johnston, Fisher Mrs.
Dyott Miss Weston and Mrs Skerrett The amusemeuts
will close with the farce Of the Phenomenon
NATIONAL TnEArRE.--The untirng efforts which
have characterized the career OF Mr. Purdy since his
managerial duties commenced 10 lose nothing
the present He offers for tie Of this
evening avery attractive bill The 6rst in order is the
drama called Michael Earle, which will be followed by
the fairy drama Of Kabri the Wooden Shoemaker.
During the evening Miss Partngton will dance and the
entertainments will terminate with the Irish drama
titled "0Nea the Great with Mecsrs. Jones, Clarke,
Mrs Nichols and Mrs. Jones in the leading characters
wALIAcK's TnEATRE.-where can an evening be whled
away with such unrnxed pleasure and delight as within
the walls Of this well regulated theareY Mr. Walack
possesses both tact and talent and knows well how 70
please the respectable audiences who frequent his estab
hshment His selections admirable, and the artists
lie has engaged all gentlemen Of first rate talent
The opening feature Of this evening will be Old Heads
and Young Hearts in which Blake appears in his mimi
table repres entation Of Jesse Rural. All will terminate
with "First Come First Served"
AMERICAN MUSEUM The bill of entertainment provided
for this afternoon and evening comprises repetition Of
the grand spectacle Of blue Beard together with the
farce of Family Jars.n Blue Besrd' has been put
upon the stage style Of great splendor by the talent
ed actor and energetic stage director, G. W. Clarke
ST. CHARLIE TEArRx.-The popular comedy OF the
eereua Family and the amusing farces OF the Hus-
band At SIGHT and the young Widow" are the pieces