The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-29

BowEnY THEATRE The great patriotic drama
entitled putnam, the Iron Son Of rs" will COM
mence the entertainments for this evening. II has
always drawn large audiences, and very dessryedly
so, as IL has been placed on the stage by Mr. Ham
bin in splendid style. The next piece will be the
"Sledge Driver" and the entertainments will con.
GLIDE with the celebrated dog drama of the "Blood.
hounds" in which Messrs. Cony and Taylor will
appear.
BROADWAY THEATRE This being the last night
Of the engagement Of Mr.. Forrest, who has drawn
such immense houses since his appearance ct the
Broadway, those who have not seen aim since his
partial retirement from the stage, should 60 to.
tight, as We have never before seen him to such
advantage as at the present period. He appears in
bis great character Of Metamora, supported by the
excellent stock company Of the Broadway. The
amussments close with my Precious Betsey."
NIBLo's GArDEN.-The receipts of this evening
are for the benefit Of tho talented danseuse,
Mdlle. Victorine Franck, whose accomplishments In
the art Of dancing have always been appreciated by
her friends and numerous admirers. The entertain
ments commence with the beautiful ballet pantomime
Of lie Diable Quatre," the cast of which will in
clude several Of the leading artists. The perform
sncss viii conclude with the comic fairy pan.omias
Of "Mazulim."
BURROWS THEATRE. Three excellent pieces are
announced for this evening. The 6rst Ia called
"Wig Wsg," in In which the great comedian Of
the day, M Burton, will appear IN the leading
comedy Of "Hopele5s Passion" with Messrs.
Blake, Lester, Bland, and Miss Fanny Wallack. in
the principal parts The concluding feature will
introduce that excellent comedian, Mr.. Placide,
who will appear Mons Dufarj, in The farce Of the
First Night"
NATIONAL THEATPE -As usual, three splendid
dramas are presented for the amusement Of the
patrons Of this favorte and popular establish ment
The performances commence with the drama ent-
tied the Forest Of Bondy," in which the cele.
brated Mr.. Blanchard will appear and exercise the
wonderful sasacity Of bis dog The second feature
viii be the drama Of the Female Highway man"
IL. III. A. Il -
whole viii terminate with 'Mose in France"
BRoUoHAN'S LycEUH.-O One Of the greatest "a
voiises, and an actor OF grea. comic ability Mr. T.
| b Johnston, takes ais benefit this evening II any
| man deserves well at the hands Of the dramatic
public. Mr. Johnston is every way entitled to
lent comedy Of "DsWd Copperfeld," with nearly
all TIE talented members Of the company 10 the
cast. The concluding feature will be the piece Gu.
| ,i,ici the Dutch Brrgomastcr Let Johnston
have bumper, By ell means.
FtLLows MrssrREfs Eave provided another or.
celleL. entertainment, Tor chs afternoon and eve
nng - songs, dances, Instrumental pieces, and
| witty sayings
| BARNyN's MUsEra As usual, this splendid
place OF amusement cabtaues TO be crowded daily,
sld The performances are received with the utmost
sVi Tobaioo. This afternoon viii be presented the
| celsiebIatsd play of " Don Caesar &c Baran," and
in The evening, the fsrcss Of "Crimson Crimes, y
shd the " lllustrious Stranger
| tFlNfIhFA JAIL paIoEtma VI tuo
| Worlds Fair Ivnl be exhibited at this popular
place, on Monday next. Il Is said to be a most
| magnificent picture. having cost several thousand
| dollars IN its execution
Mas SKErRKTr's benefit will take place at
Broughsm's, on Monday evening next The bill
Of fare will be found very paatable. Mrs Skerretl
desefves bumper.
BowERy AMPHrTHEATRE The entertainments
sclt ced for this afternoon and evening, at this spa
cious and magnificent establishment, are Of highly
attractive character, and afford excellent Oppor-
tunity for parents and guardians to bring their
| little ones.
CHRfsTY's MiNsTRELs This unrivalled band
continues as attractive az ever The programme
| Of this evening cot tains many OF their best fea-
/ lures.
AsroR PLACE OPEaA House. The German
conr any viii appear for the second time, at this
theatre, and perform the drama entitled the
| Tower of Notre Dame," the cast OF which en-
braces all the leading talent OF the company.
TRrrLKR HAfd--ST GRoRoE's CONCERT The
annual concert in aid Of the charitable funds Of the
II. Georges and British Protective Societies Of New
| York, takes place this evening Nearly all the
Leading vocalisss Of the city viii appear there The
musical selection Is excellent.