The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-10

Sunday AmuAsmenss.
LAGER BIER BALQONs-8ERnAN 0ARruNg-MCSIO
CCNCKRTS-vOLkB THKArRE ON AVENUE a. AND
FOURTH sTREEr-AN OVERLOOKING HOUsS,
sunday C0MkDv, AND A PLAY, NEARLY R0w-
THE PoLT0B LOOK Oh AND SAY NOTHING.
The Ruzzlpg Of lager bier, notwithstanding the police
pjunctons 10 tho contrary, general all over he city
durb The entire Of yesterday, moro especal, a. the
evening advanced. All tho lager bier saloons In the
Bowery and else where full blast ana a some Of
hem the jrghng OF glasses was Interrupted by II rely
suaDs Of music Inc "sartens" 20 well known In thss
locality were brilliantly II umnsed outside and cous.au,
stream Of people kept pouring In and out Several new
attractions we're announced suspended at the
entrance, and altogether Il appeared Publication
the order OF the day.
But t was at the Volk's theatre where The crowd
crushed, squeezed, swsyed swiped and swetered
Inside thick a. bodies Of Cd and young, male
and female, could be compressed, with scarcely
elbow. room enough to tnss OF their lager
At least 800 persous talking, smoking drinking jok
ing, ind having the talest hind Of Sunday "tree ani
essy Above the din and the squAlling OF the "knder
you might hear tie wsors cry ont cakes" "ce cream
-"more schnapps." The crowd vas muc, more dsor
ery than last Sunday, aud 1t Of the theatre
knot Of as "hard cases ever belonged to dead
rabbit assoc aiion. They caused great annoy anoe and
several lines general was immiaen, the proprietor
or the e.tAb hnsut being frequently obliged to ns
club well his lager. Not sipgls police nan was To
be seen about they are afraid and ,he snuse
quence Of their merty and this open dei lay aud
orier aud Sunday Observance will be later
matter Of serious difficulty t. settle
Entering he theatre You pay ten cents, for which you
get white ticket nj tho dior Tois exchar ged
inner door for red one which entities you glass
lager. Squeezing your ssy amo' tho crowd you see
notices posted up, ades and gentlemen eqnesed 10
keep their seats during the disr
bance most excellent hint AZ O'Clock OF y Sunday
EVENT. the per ormance commences The chostra,
sstpg Of a pianist and ether performers, pre-
viousy play Ing few polkas, &c
last evening the curtain amid loud clapping
OF hands aud stamping OF fsst, with sundry 'cat
eals" and sizs aud ths meodrams ri tho Lady,
PUt' PROCEEDED The plot N simple. and turns upin
old lady sHs Kurt2), Who pretty niece al, da-
dano Derby inclined 10 plav the eoquette with sundry
ov ers, but At lest by {supposed lost Of Miss
Kuriz, who had gone % the wars
Tho acting wss thoroughly DO verish. Madame Derl
rluec strong, poused thick, sang oud and dAncei "a
LIE to the unreasonable delight Of her auditory; while
Miss Rnrizs make up was go perfect should suppose
whacking OF her suenuaied waking sticx. Three male
performers enlivened the first act by sundry amaory
antics expressive Of he' Individual adora OF fair
R0ea While the rich Oh fool (Nr R8tock) like resar
recei gravedgger with 90 bis deoomposed hat, got
the nitens, and went OF with dea 10 bis Then CON
menced cracked gutturale Hred with volatility
cam tongue from to niece, and s ,ed with all the
stage saa ions OF family jar, ending with you'll broak
my heart bohonng ana maternal forget embrace
THIS brought do tho hees Of the immense audience aud
a. tho curtain fell msde way out the best We
mot help ing, Great II lager and the Sunday theatre