The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-17
Theatrical Intelligence.

At the Broadway Theatre, Barney Villa ans and hi,
wife have been paynga successful round of Irish
and Yankee characters This week the last of their
sent engagement, local DRAMA entitled Dick Tho
Newsboy, or Young American will be produced will,
scenery and decorations We are glad to see thas
the manager has secured the valuable services of Mr.
James Anderson the celebrated English trsVedan who
will make his first appearance in America since his en-
gsgement at the old Park Theatre, six or seven
years ago, Monday next. Mr.. Anderson q grsaa
favoIe with the people of New York and thas
his farewell tour through the provinces of England has
been attended with the fatterng success, and hs
several performances extoed by the press unanimously
we anticipate intellectual histrionic treat in certai
characters In juvenile tragedy he has superior; hc
Claude Melnotte has been surpassed his Hamlet IN
classic and dgnifed performance and in all charae.
tiers where grace of action, clear enunciaon manly
beauty good figure and artistic defamation requx.
Sites James Anderson exces We predict for the
ager and the actor prosperous career Come, Mr.,
Manager, let us have something more than the usual
routine of old hackneyed gedies that every schooboy
knows by heart Mr. Anderson arrived yesterday In the
Atlantic.
At Nbo's theatre the ope and the ballet have been
played on alternate nights with great success Mr. Ma
retzeks management of the named entertainment i
admirable. During the week. Roberto il Davolo' and
81 Puritani" have been well done. Tonight we are to
have 81 lombard" On Tuesday Antoine Ravel has q
benefit This will be the last week of the Raves the2
go to Baltimore The neN anssuse, Urea Matthias is q
favorite with all the patron # Nibos and their name
cannot be expressed by word incomprehensiye 40
"legonD Antoine Ravel .as for Europe next Saturday
Monsieur Julien po sitively the last week o
his concerts at Metropolitan Hail. Everybody is de-
lighted with Julien
At Wallacks theatre, Bleak House, has been paved
three times, and has been noticed at length in tho
VIRAI he IF fhsa
piece (three hours) and Of he long waits " between
the acts We understand that " Bleak House win be
played every night ths 70 night, Bleak House,
and Fortunes Frolcs.n Miss Teresa Esmonde who han
lately joined Walack's company, bids fair to be fno
actress.
"Twelfth Night, Pars and London " and other favor
ties of last have attracted great crowds to Bur-
tons theatre We never finer piece of acting than
Burton's sr Toby Belcn." He gives all the unctuouo
richness of the luxurious registering dissoute old knight
without vugarity, or once oversteppng the natural
bounds of the character. Mrs Dion Bourcicault who
plays under her maiden name, Miss Robertson is soon to
appear at Burtons
At the Bowery Theatre Mrs. NJ Jones has playing
an engagement She has appeared ssRomeon "Aynea
de Vere," and to night she plays "Claude Melnotte
We are inclined to the cRinonhat Mrs. Jones displays
bad taste in selecting male Characters and her figure ia
not suited to them Last week there were several bene
Iauy hau me one on Wednesday, and Mr.. Will
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pearance Of Miss G. Hanbln eldest child of the late
manager of the Bowery. The play sThe Wife Miss
Hambn played "Marana." She spoke the lines but we
cannot anayse her acting she did act at ALL
She has but few natural qualifications for the stage ana
that she does intend to enter the rank
of the profession
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