The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-27
Theatre al and Music al.

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presented by Mr.. Hamblin for the Amusement Of
bis patrons. In the afternoon, at one o'clock, the
entertainments will commence with "Mr. and Mrs.
White" in which M. Grifiths plays Peter White.
piece called Sc Mazeppa, or the Wild Horse of Tar
T TITO as Alder kRsn This viii be followed by
the amusing drama called "Monkeyana." In the
evening the celebrated patriotic drama entitled
Putnam" in which most of the talented artists
attached to the theatre will appear; and the whole
performances will conclude with the dog drama,
titled Dugald the Drover," in which Cony and
city of their dogs. This is Q rich programme, and
must draw largo assemblage.
BROADWAY THEATRE In consequence of the
great success attendant on the performance by Mr..
Edwin Forrest Of his great character Of Mstamora,
which drew such large audiences on Monday and
Tueeday evenings, and was received throughout
with deafening cheers, it will againbe presented to-
night, with the same splendid cast, embracing the
names of Forrest, Barry, Fenno, Whiting, Mad:
Pobsi, and MIss Croker. Forrest never played
better than CD the present occasion; IL would seem
as if he we're studying all the time he was absent
from the stage; he is particularly great In those
esHss sveIs sns msy BE- sonsd
cred the best trsgedinn at present in America
The entertainments will terminate with the amusing
farce Of A Day Of Reckoning" great bill for
Thanksgiving Day.
NIBLo's GARpEN-Tbe usual attractive entert ain
prosperous esta bshment, are offered for Thanksgv.
ing evening. The three great rope dancers-Gabriel
and Francois Ravel, and the inimtabe M Blon-
din-w dis play their surprisipg feats on the cm3s
adSfi9pe. This performance is every evening re-
ceyed with the hearty AMI enthusiastic cheers ofthe
respectable audiences who frequent this theatre.
The second feature in the programme is the bur
lesque pahtomime Of the " Coopers," in which most
of the Rayel family will appear The concluding
piece will be the grand fairy pantomime Of " Ma
zulm, which Is placed upon the stage in the great
est splender. Thescenery Is rich and dazzling, and
the characters are filed by the leading artists.
Burrows THEATRE.-Burton seems determined
that bis establishment shall not be behind any the
atre in the city in his selections for Thanksgiving
evening. He presents four pieces. The frat is
entitled Wig Wsg," in which Burton will appear
in the leading character, supported by Mrs Blake,
Mrs. Dyott, and Mics Chapman. The next in order
will be the amusing piece called "PoppiDg the
Question" This will be followed by the excellent
oddly entitled the First Night" 10 which Mr..
Placide will sustain the principal character; and
the entertainments will conclude with " Deaf as q
Post" Those who wish to pass an evening with
the utmost pleasure would do well TO visit Cham.
beis street theatre this evening.
NATIONAL THEATRE-Two grand performances
have been provided by manager Purdy for this af-
ternoon and evening, which will emboiy ell the
known talent Of his company in the casts. 10 the
afternoon, the performances viii commence with the
isngbable farce Of " The Spithre" This will be
sue ;eeded by the excellent drama called the "Sai-
lors Monkey" and the concluding piece will be
the farce Of :" Too Many Cooks Spoil the Broth"
In the evening, the commencing feature will be
the successful drsma styled Mabel, the Child Of
the Battlefield" The following piece will be the
entertaining drama Of the " Forest Of Bondy;" and
the whole will terminate with the highly amusing
drama entitled Nose in France"
BRouoHAM's LYcEuw.-The entertainments So
lecttd for the celebration Of Thanksgiving at this
favorite establishment are Of an exceedingly ct.
trsctive character, and must ensure an Overlooking
house this evening The new and succossfu' drama
entitled the Money Market" will be the commenc
ing feature, In which Mesus, Brougham, Lynne,
Mrs. Skerrit and Mrs Maeder, Win sustain the
principal characters. The next piece will be the
an using farce of the "Four Ssters." Mrs Skerritt
personsting the principal characters The new
piece Of fen called "kossuth's Kum, willterminate
all. Brougham, Johnston, Chippendale and Lynne
appear in It.
CHRnTY's MrSsrRKLs This unrivalled band Of
negro performers will give two performances this
afternoon and evening Inc programme s, selected
lesques, Instrumental performances and witticisms.
FELLOWS MrYsTRELs.-This undoubtedly Ia
Tented company have selected an excellent pro.
gramme for this afternoon and evening. Sitter,
the champion daneer, will appear both afternoon
and evening. Every one should see him.
BowERY AMPHrTHKArRE Sands & Company
will give two grand equestrian performances to day
} in the afternoon and evening. The entire troupe
Of ponies and dancing horses will be introduced by
Mr.. Sands; and the equestrian exercises will COM
prise everything that has been seen In the ring
BARNuMs MUSEUM Not less ths four distinct
performances are announced here for day. and all
Of them Of and interesting quality This morn.
ing, at III o'clock there will be Love in Livery,
ard also, Glove in a Dilemma" performed; AT
\ "a and ~ o'clock, this afternoon, "Rosina Mea-
/ DOVE" moral drama Of most excellent quality.
/ This evening, at 8 o'clock, the "Vicar OF Wake
feld," in praise Of which we need say nothing. as
/ the crowds that visit IL attest its quslity. The
/ Kohl Moor Diamond, the Happy Family and ali the
other curiostes, will attract, besides, much atten
tion to-day.
Mrs. SKERREIT. This excellent actress and
great favorite, takes her benefit at Broughsm'
Lyceum, on Monday evening next. She viii APP
pear in her favorto character, which che played at
the Park many years ego, namely, "francine," Ia
"Grist 10 the Mill" Ibis lady is one OF the live.
litst and best comic actresses in the States, and
deserves well from the dramatic public. We hope
she may have bumper.