The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-21
Theatres and Exhibitions.

BowmY rHEAmx-Mr E. Eddy has s Ssneat %. nirht.-
and plays thrs. part. In two dramas and farce. Msa
woodward and the whole company VIII sustain the bsne
nciary, and the demonstration viii undoubtedly DO q
brilliant one.
BROADWAY THEATRE Mr. Collins appears this evening
In two Of his best characters The faro, The Two
Buzzards is also to be repeated It has been played
four times, and has m ads great hit.
Burrows THEArRE-aDavid CopperHsld" and sThs
Yourg Actress to be represented this evening" Mr.
Burton Mr. Johnston, and Miss Roberson appear In
vorte parts Several new comedies are in rehearsal
NAnoNAI THEATRE Tho drama Of "uncls rom's Cabin'
Ia to be played this afternoon nth Mas CordeA Howard
as little Ev. In the evening Uncle Toms Cabin" is to
be repeated.
WAIIACK's THEATRE Mr.. Brougham's comedy 1.-THE
Guiding Mrs Conover Miss Fanny Dean, Mr. Lester Mr..
Blake and Others is to be played this evening Also tho
charming comedy, who Speaks Frttw
"Uncle Toms Cabin which is be played this after.
and evening The grAHes as tail % ever and
the Bearded Lady is still attractive.
BROADWAY MUSEUM AND MEyAoERIg A treat MANY
interesting things to be 1t this establishment FOE
twenty five cents There any amount of lons tigers,
and monkeys rhinee'ros, Mr. Nells who does with his
feet al those feas which generally done with arms
Che has nons and Herr Driesbach who not in the least
afraid Of the tigers.
Br1z remains At stuyvesant Institute where he auses
and nsructs the people every night The entertainment
Ia worthy OF patronage.
PERHAn's SEVEN NILE MIRROR exhibited every evening
ateb3 Broadway 1t illustrates Canadian scenery-a good
subject, boldly treated.
JONES' PAyToscoPE Of California 1t Hone Chapel seemn.
TO have become attractive since his gift scheme
announced All the particulars given BY advertise
ment.
JULIEN gives cert this evening at Mstropolitan
Ball. and plays the Great Exhibition Quadrs for the
third tine this evening Persons who curious in
tonal melodies should miss this opportunity TO hear
the "Songs Of the World"
CHRIsIY's MINISTRIES mo 472 Broadway) are giving &
great deal of music dancing, comcslity other good
things for two shiDgs An early attendance is advlsa
bls
wooDs YIysnns "A burlesque, directed BY 8. A..
wels) called vnsisa Cupids, or the Rival Darkies"
successfully produced here last night Il will be-
played during the week. with other interesting features
BucKIEy's MINISTRIES (No $40 Broadway are doing
well with Norma aud the Julien buresque. Sep in
and see them and you will be to be amused and de-
lighted.
Misc Davenport CONNIE engagement at the Chess
nut Street theatre Tee theatre goers OF
"Camills."
Mr. and Mrs Barney Williams playing at the Saint
Charles Theatre New Orleans. The Bateman Children
are At Placide's.
The Key to Uncle Toms CABIN" Ia being played at
Miss Eliza logan Senorita Soto. Mr.. G. W. Smith, aud
Miss Anna Cruee playing at Fields theatre, Mobile
Murphy West and Pees Mustes are giving concerts In
the same place.
Mics Laura Keene vas to open the Charles street thea
ire Baltimore, last Monday evening
Mr.. Peter Richinss aud lis daughter playing In
Cleveland, Ohio.
Gabriel RI vers troupe at Bates theatre st. Louis.
Mrs. Barrow, Miss Q. wyeee, Mr.. Mcvioker and Mr. II.
Sedey are playing in Chicago.
Mrs 7 g. Hsmblin (Shas) commenced An engagement
at the Howard AtheDeum, boston last Monday evening"
She played Margaret In "Loyes SAcri6ce;' Mr.. w.
menced engagement 81 the National theatre the
evening,