The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-19
Theatrical md MusIcaI.

BowERy THEArRE.--Tbs new drama styled tho Writ
last evening by crowded house. 1t Is to be repeated to-
night with the excellent cast in conjunction with
the greatly admired piece Of the Sledge Driver in
which Mr.. Eddy will sustain his favorite character OF
Ivan Denoff. Those who wish to enjoy good drama
tic entertainment should visit tho Bowery this evening
BROADWAY TBEArnE..-The benefit OF the Misses Kate
and Ellen Bateman, off this evening" The pieces
selected are, Orchard ILL., "Paul Pry,o and the
Young Couple in which the Misses Bsteman will per-
enter into comment upon the merits of the benecares
the public are too well aware of their superior abilities to
allow their announcement for this evening to pass
noticed.
NBLo's GARprN.-Donizetti's opera of Lucy Of LAM
mermoorn is to be represented to night this establish
mcnt, with Nine. Anna Bishop as Lucy Mr.. Augustus
Brahsm us Edgar Of Ravenswood and Mr. Strini Col
Henry Ashton assisted by powerful chorus and
pete orchestra under the direction of Mr. Bocha From
the attracyeness Of this 1t is presumed
Nblos win be crowded in every available department.
BuRros's THEArRE.-The favorite comedietts, called
:" Is he Jealous" the popular comedy Of Bsgone duh
care and the very amusing farce Of One Thousand
Miners Wanted for the Gold Diggings in Australia
the pieces selected by manager Burton this even
ing the casts Of which embrace the Of Messrs
Burton Thompson, Dyott Johnston, skerrett, Fisher
Mrs skeIrett, Mrs Hughes Mrs. Bernard, Mrs. Dyott
and Miss HILL This Is highly attractive bill Of enter
tainment
NATIONAL THrArRE.-Thc prize Iri.h drama, entitled
eva the Irish Princes which is every night wding
the National to overowing advertised again for this
evening The thrilling drams Of the North Polen
which has also proved to be very successful piece will
be repeated Manager Purdy has every reason to feel
proud Of his dictatorship Of the National for his seec.
lions have always pleased the public Go early II you
wish to secure comfortable seat.
WALLhcKs' LycEuM The benefit and last appearance
Of Mr.. Wallack until his return from Boston, Is
nounced for this evening. The clever In which
this gentleman has built mp tho reputation Of the
Lyceom independent Of his merits actor Of the
first rank, entitla him to bumper this evening lie Is
to appear Rover in the comedy OF wild oats"
which will be the commencing feature OF tho evening
The farce OF Matrimonial = will conclude all When the
untiiDg energy Of any manager Is peroepble by the
dramatic public, his exertons deserve tho reward OF
merit and we hope wslack will have reason this eve
ming to congratulate himself and his able and talented
company that they have gained mpershsse fame with
the citizens OF Now York.
AMERICAN Musrum-Tbe popular pieces styled the
sJiller Of Whetstonen and domestic Economy" to
be rspeased again this afternoon IN the lecture OF
tbe nueeum and the successful temperance drama of
inc Last Nall or Drunksrds Whom the evening.
Wurr's THEATRE VARIETIES --Mr Ch.nfrau Is TO
aupear In his great peronaon Of Timothy Toodes this
awning in tbs drama entitled The ToodIesr The ia
yorite pieces Of "Crossng the Insn The Youth that
Never fsw woman" and Paddy .Mles' Boy will also
be played.
C,ncus This equestrian entertainments provided for
to NIGHT at the aWphthcare exceedingly attractive
msAane onsrwsos, VINO va cath ssassiosy resvsa