The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-19
Theatrical and Musical.

ooWEhf 1HEAThk-mrs 1. >. dambhn ano MI j. H. SCOTT
Mrs. Hamblin playing Margaret Efmore y and Mr..
Scott " Matthew Cmore." The drama Of Putnam y il
to be added "Cymbeline, with Mrs Hamblin ss I'm.
ogen," is to be produced on Monday next.
BROADWAY THEATRE.-Mr. Anderson will conclude his
successful engagement at the Broadway theatre this
evening" when he will appear in the character of "Lear
Nc. Anderson has played twenty. four nights.
NBLo's GARDEN-There will be performances at this
house Till next Tuesday evening" 23d, when Meyerbeer's
grand OPERA The Prophet is to be produced in grand
rini Vett Rosi Beneventano and Quirito Sgnora Stella
none and Signora Bertucca.
Burrows THnAIRsIA bill full Of fun is announced for
Parents and Guardians" AMI Wanted, Thousand Mil
liners" Burton plays two parts, and Miss Robertson,
Mr. Placide and others appear.
NATIONAL THEArRR-The drama Of Uncle Toms Cabin I"
is announced for this afternoon and evening Mr. Prior
Mr. Howe, Mr. lngard Mrs Prior, Mrs. Mack and all the
nne company, are included in the cast of the piece
AMERICAN MusEuM.-"Unc Toms Cabin" {Mr Con
ways veron to be played this afternoon and evening
The scenery and acting of this piece are good.
WAIIAcKs THEATRE" Bleak House, and Glove and
Money! to be played this evening for the last time
for the present Messrs. Lester, Brougham Blake Miss
Laura keene ana others, have prominent characters
FRANCoNIs The steeple chase. NJ Franconi an his
horse Bayard and number Of other interesting hRgs
are ON the Hippo bills for this afternoon AMI
ing.
BowERY CIRCUS Two performances at this amphi-
theatre to day afternoon and evening All the popular
equestrians appear.
s1cNoR BITz-Ths funny little joker is attracting all
the people to Institute He gives two enter
tainments to day, afternoon and evening.
HoPE CHApELJoness pantoscope Of California is to b.
show this evening, and it win afford good sight Of E
Dorado, at . slight expense
CHRrsry 8 MINsTRKIs 472 Broadway give entera ain
ment this evening. Their concerts agreeaby diver
ed with funny tries dances and pictures of Ethiopian
existence This il the Oldest and best established
pany in the United States.
WooD's NINsrRE1s-No 444 Broadway is soon to be en-
arged in order to give more room for the ~ds which
nightly cengregate about Its DOORS Meanwhile, the
clever entertainments are given every evening.
BUCKEYES MINsTRELs $50 Broadway, amuse large au.
diences every evening The buresque from "Norma, u
and all the other novelties are announced for this
evening
Mr.. Risley opened his theatre in Washington the
18th. Mrs. Gadstane, Mr.. Gallagher, Mr. Morton, Mr. j.
Hall Rsbnson Mr. anu Mrs. Alternus and Miss Newton,
are in the stock company.
Mr. Josh Slsbee is playing at Bates theatre, st.
Louis
Ma, halie Ftzjames is dancing at the Opera Comque
Paris.
At Milan they making Uncle Tom" into ballet
Nine Fraulein Jenny yey, new mezzosoprano, has
made great sensation at Dresden and Lsipsic.
NJ Iimnander's new two act opera, /" lie Maitre Chan
teur, has just been produced At the Grand Opera
Paris. The hbretto is described in the Gdtte Musicale
"Ernani" and Iuisa Miller" Tue must, is praised in
the periCdcal-but with the faint praise Of the
a6age.
The company announced for the italian Opera at Paris
ri-NM. Mario, Ma rrri, Perez Bsssi-MM Tamburi
nj, Rossi, Ferrar, Florenza, Gugliebmi SopraniMes
Games Frezzoini, Waller Albini, Cambard Grmaldi
Martini Contralti--Mesdames Alboni DeLigi, E. Gris
The unfamiliar operas mentioned in contemplation t.
be given Pacnis G Arab nellie GAlle and Nj co
LARS " II TemplaIio."
It NJ. Meyerbeer's present intention to give hi
"LAfriraine to the Grand Opera At very distan
period.
Paubert has produced a new opera, Joeggeh," a
Berlin.
AS example Of the advantages of association, tn
Debats gives statistics OF the three mutual benef
societies Of dramatic performers musicians and artist
founded and presided over by Baron Taylor. The ORA
matte Performers Society established fourteen year
ago, At the end of he first year the receipts wer
937fr Soc, and for 1882 they amounted TO 100 S5f
The total receipts for the fourteen years S3
&c. and the distributed in relief during that psrio
was 157, 48tfr 53c. The society has mad. investment
in the funds which produce it an income of 70 4oofr
1S40 the number OF subscribers !, 100 and in 1856
| it nearly $500. The Musicians Association wa
founded in January, ls43 In the urs year the recep
only r. 3SSfr lie, and in 1852. they amounted
81 73r 20c In the whole eleven years the total receipt
were All 81; f. 6lc.; and the amount distributes in re
| 73,352fr. tee. The society possesses tina
300Or ree and the number Of its mernbers is 800.