The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-06
The atrieal and Musical.

BovTnY TuEArRE.-Mr. wlkins's fine drama, "Civrza
to be played at the Bowery this evening" for the
fourth time The play has eyic entity made q hit.
BROADWAY THEATRE 1t is announced that Mr. Anderson
has been engaged fer twelve nights. Tie appears this
evening as Hercu!e, in the drama of Civilization
originally played by him, and favorite farce viii follow
BURROWS THEATRE MIR. Pacle takes a benefit on Mon
day night. The pieces "Pnul Pry' and ITO Parents
and Guardians" Mr. Burton, Mr. Placide, Miss Robert
son. and all the talented corps dana4ae appear in these
pieces.
Nmlos THKAnK.-The grand opera, "Masaniello,
with ssly St.anone, BeneventAno Lesder. and great
chorus, to be played on Monday evening This is the
last week
NATIONAL THEATRE.s Uncle Tennis Cabin" enters upon
its ntesath week Monday evening Little Cordcla
howard attracts considerable attention by her perform
ance of Eva The piece is to be payed every evening
this month.
wM1AcKs TnEArRF-Mr. Bourcicault's comedy, Glove
and Money or, The School for Schemng is to be pro-
duced on Monday evening. All the popular comedians
appear in it. The farce Of "Nr and Mrs P. White u
also to be played
announced for Monday afternoon and evening Moral
dramatic entertainments and geological and natural curl
os'es form the staple of the attractions at this esab
lshs emit. "Uncls Toms Cabin " on Monday evening
rHr HIrpoDRoM-The deaf and dumb pupils from the
asylum, at BoominGdas TO witness the fsats Of the
Hippodrone on Monday afternoon. The steepls chase
and the chariot racing are still the attractions
BowERY. CIRCUS The amphitheatre is to open on Mon
day evening with combined European and American
company Among the most distinguished the names
Of Madame Franconi, Mons. Charini and the Nicolos
Broadway still amusing and entertaining the pubic.
Z. p Chrsty Jerry Bry ant Pierce Raynor and Others
are unsxceled They appear on Monday.
WooD's.-Every evening this hall, 444 Broadway, is
and talented and the style of entertainment very
popular. Several novelties on Monday.
CHINESE HLL-The admirers Of Buckley Minstrels will
be glad 10 know that they have not yet left u.s. On
Monday evening fine programme will be given.
FRASKESsT1Ns NIAGARA which is now on exhibition at
Hope Chapel will cloe on the l7th It ia spirited and
well executed panorama
ACADEMY HALI.-At this hall the Seven lille Mirror is
now exhibited and any person who invests in four tickets
has chance at Perham's gift scheme, and may win
farm or trotting horse.
STuyvEsA INsTIrUrEBlitz is giving exhibition, here
every night Several new tricks on Monday evening
Miss Davenports engagement in Boston will close on
the 18th instant, and she viii appear at the Broadway
theatre on the 18th.
Mr.. Risley is building theatre in Washington Mr.
J. II Robinson, comedian, is member of the company.
Forbes formerly OF the Providence Museum will pen
theatrical entertainments in New Bedford in about two
weeks.
jules Janin the celebrated critic of the Journal des
Dtdts has devoted an entire article TO the cesors
tion Of the talents of the English mimic, Fexmore.
Tho vaudeville he says, 'hss called to its assistance
cioll fellow, named Fexmore lie boun d. but does not
walk be tumbes but does not SIT he rolls but does
racket Such ia f!exmore, whom can only liken to
ertrchot filed with wind" Mdlle Aurio to whom Flex-
more IL married, though she still retains her maides
name dances with him. and by her graceful and pquant
performance, shares the applause bestowed upon her
husband
Mr.. 7 + Cooke, playing at the Royal Standard
theatre London hes In his principal
tons mp 10 bis present engagement, follows In
: Eaok eyed susap. Is5 times; Long Tom Coffin, 10
"The Pilot +" t62 in The Monster, {" 365; "Roderick
Dhu, 2to Aubrt, in "The Dog Of Montsrgis," $50;
the "Flyins Dutchman," lG5; the Red Rover" 100;
Poor Jack. 14o; "Luke the L.borer," 1871; "My Poll
and my Partner joe y 2G9-so that, taking rehearsals
and performance in the last quarter Of century he
has ra'sed whole year in the company of The Non
ster; !" year and half (as mpensation) with his
worthy friend "Long Tom; +" and nearly years and
qus rter with his Incompatible . William. y
Gdsi. Mario Mdme Dora, and j. L. Hatton, have been
giving concerts at Glasgow