The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-13
Theatrical and Musical.

BowERY THEATRF-Mrs. Hamblin, (late Mrs.
Shaw is to appear at the Bowery on Monday even
"Love's Sacrifice. = Mrs. Shaw plays !" Margaret, !"
and Mr.. j. R. Scott appears as Matthew Gilmore. !"
Mrs. A. Parker plays " Herminie de valmont.
BROADWAY THEATRE-Mr Anderson's engage
ment will continue through this week On Monday
King Lear is to be played, with new scenery and
appointments. Mr.. Anderson plays Lear, and
Miss Morant, Nine Ponisi, Mr.. Conway and Others
have the remaining characters.
NIBLo's GARDEN-On Monday evening Erna
nj" is to be played and with fine distribution Of
the characters. Stef none as Elvira; Marini as
Sylvia and Beneventano as the King.
Burrows TaEATRE.--" Antony and Cleopatra, !"
pretty little trife from the French is to be pro.
duced on Monday. Miss Robertson and Mr. Jordan
in the characters OF a grisette, and an eccentric
gentleman fond Of pokas and champagne. The
famous buretta Of Moncrief, Paris and London,
| is to be added.
| . NATIONAL THEATRE.-The version of "Uncle
| Toms Cabin, by G. L. Aiken is to be played here
for the 18th time on Monday, with the same popu
| lar cast OF characters
WALLAcKs THEATRE.-On Monday Love and
Money is to be played, for the seventh time. Also
the farce Of Love, Law, and Physic." Mr.. Bourc :
caults piece seems to have made q hit
AMERICAN MUsEUM.-Monday afternoon the
:" Wandering Minstrel " and the " Limerick Boy "
will be played, with Messrs. Thompson, Letchell,
Miss Charles, &C., in the principal characters. In
the evening M. Conways version Of Uncle Toms
| Cabin" with the music, panorama, and all.
FRANCoNI.-The Match Race " announced be-
tween an American lady and the French RIDERS is
10 take place on Monday evening, and will un-
doubtedy be interesting.
BowEkY CIRcus.-At this establishment on Mon
day evening" Chiarini's horse Prince is to make his
first salute cheral, and Madame FrancOn is to ride
new act.
BLlrz, at stuyvesent Institute, will be glad to
meet his friends every night this week. He is q
jolly little magician.
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will give concerts every night this week. at No. 472
| Broadway The burlesque Chinese Acrobats are to
appear on Monday evening.
WooDs MINsTRELs produce a [" concert la Jul
lien on Monday night, and we expect something
interesting.
BUcKLEY's MINsrRRLs, at $50 BroadwaGl pro
duce new ourlesque on Monday, introducing seve.
raj of the gems OF Norma"
Madame AIMS, Thlon and Mr.. Hudson will ap-
| pear on Tuesday and Thursday evenings, of this
week, at Nibo's. They sail for San Francisco on
| the 5th proximo.
| Mr.. George Lewis, pr0mp.er at the Broadway, is
going to Mrs. Sinclairs theatre, San Francisco.
Miss Davenport is playing at the Howard Athe-
ngum, Boston, where she is very successful. The
Boston people have always had o high opinion Of
her. The Erening Gazette says" Like an old
friend, whose face is familiar. and whose features
are always pleasant to look upon, she has returned
from her transatlantic tour (bringing the richest
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and has been welcomed by approaching admirers.
| Miss Davenport is an artste. The great charm Of
her acting is her perfect repose while on the stage
and the certainty feels that she is equal to what
ever she undertakes She tho :oughly weighs the
effect Of every passage, and its delivery is always
perfect" The Journal says Of her Adnenne Le
couvTeur 1--WE could find no fault with her per
Torrance, which appeared to be satisfactory to her
audience, and was equally so TO us, Who went deter
mire ed to be critical for we had heard such uncom-
mon praises Of her performance that we meant to as
cure ourselves Of the reality The satisfaction Of the
audience was testified by their frequent and hearty
applause. We learn that Mis-, Davenport's present
engagement will be but short one, and we would
advise all to see her as soon as possible for those
who have not witnessed her delightful performances
know not what is in store for them. The alas, in
long critical notice. praises her reading and acting
highly.
Miss Julia Dean has been playing for the last five
weeks in Boston, to fair houses. She closed with q
benefit on Friday evening. The dukes Wager"
was very successful which is singular, considering
its moral, aud the afectation Of Puritanism for
which Boston il notorious.
A new drama, Georges ct Marie" has been pro-
duced st the Gate, Paris. Georges, the hero, is a
young lieutenant in the army, who has the good
fortune of rescuiDg Marie from certain death, by
stopping her carriage, which the terrified horses are
the young girl rpens into o passion, which the
young officer returns, but sundry Incidents all of the
usual oifre character much in vogue here, inter-
yene to hinder the happiness of the lovers, and at
the close, to avoid marriage to which her family
are about to compel her, she poisons herself, and
dies in the arms of Georges, whose approaching de.
cease from q gaoping consumption Is announced
to the audience with intmation that "they shall
meet abover This tr Ash was vehemently applaudcd,
and is likely to have q considerable rum
Nseya Varieties, In Washington will open on the ODD
1t is situated In Iron Hall, centrally Penn yvania ave
and got up in the light and elegant style
popular among theatre goers. We learn that good
company has been engaged, and that heatricas
longer to be laughing stock ut the seat Of government
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