The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-04
Theatrical and NRusisal

BowKHr TnEArxxMr stevens is managing thia theatre
well-hs selections capital and afford great
ment to the voares Of the drama. Mr. Dc Bar is good
actor and also Miss valec is excellent in her line They
both appear this evening In two very fine piece.'rhs
Dumb Girl OF Genoa, and the 'Bronze Horsen The peg
formance will commence with Rosina Meadows"
BROADWAY TnKAnR-Mr. Forrest who Is drawing
crowded houses every night appears this evening in hi:
representation received with
tic applause Dir. Conway will tho part Of Chsvaisr
lie Mauprat The closing feature will be the farce entitled
Shocking events"
Nmo's GARDns-The Ravels whose light and very ANA
sing always reshed by highly respect
evening. The grand comic pantomime called 9, MEDINA
sl continues to be the great object OF This
will be followed BY the fine pantomime of "paquits."
BURToN's MKATTx.-The Happy selections OF manager
Burton are as usual attracting large audiences The
tertanments for this evening will tho ans old
medy of the 'Rivals, after which the al pieos Il
the Goodies" will be presented Mr. Burton will sustain
his celebrated character of Tmsthy Tools in the Last
piece ~.
NATIONAL THaATRH-There L. nothing new at this sstab
shment and seemingly nothing could be produced which
would realize Third Of the profits which drama II
Uncle Toms Cabin i doing. The manager knows this
fact and he wisely continues the of piece
which is putting large sums Of money in the treasury Il
viii therefore be repeated every evening during the week
WAIIAcK's 1HEATRg--The management of Mr.. Wallack
continues to be very successful If may judge frsa
large and fashionable audiences Indeed everything ~
fore and behind the curtain conducted entirely 70 The
satisfaction of the vsite The selections this ovsa
ing are Sheridan Knowles comedy Of the "I~vo CAse'
and the comedieta Of Tryng 1t On" The contain
the names Of many eminent artists.
METROPOLITAN HAI1--M Julien gives his eighth granA
concert this evening 1t needless TO say that the pro-
gramme Is ~ usual very attractive, and announces
ra very eminent artistes Among tho mentioned
those Of Mile Anna Zerr, Herr Koeng, n. Duhen anA
the Mollenhauer Brothers.
AMERICAN NUsBuN.-The attractive. bill of enter
tanment which given here yesterday afternoou and
evening Is to be repeated to day. Bulwer's comedy a
Money" in tho evening" with G. w. Clarke EVELYN,
Miss 4. Messenger Clara Douglas and HAdAway
Graves and the comic pieces styled " Mako jour Willss
and I" a Hole in tho WALL in the afternoon.
FRAScoNIs HnroDn oaB- The selection Of oqusstrian
advertised for this afternoon and evening q
the Hppodrome comprises many OF the attractive
features presented since its opening
CnRlsrY's AMERICAN OprcsA HouM.-Christy's Mnstrsn
successful They offer good prograanns
for this evening.
WooDs MrNsrM HAII.--voosI and instrumental pieces
dancing and burlesques are to be gvon 10 night Weod
popular band.
BUcKIRY's ETHIOPIAN OPSRA UR-Buckley's New o.
leans Serenaders have provided several u their q
vorte ballads for this evening.
soNor B,z continues to draw full and fashionable "a
diences to Stuyvesant Institute.
PERTAINS GrT EXHIBITION is doing well, at the Chimes
Rooms, Broadway.
APOLLO RooMs.-Ths evening viii be the second Of Q
ries OF entertainments given by the Chinese uggors IN
programme OF amussnents Is very good.
Miss s. worell, who has been worry successful In ri,
ing concerts OF the Southern cities, will short
ppear in this city
Mr.. Couldock is performing in Hamilton Canada.
Madame Anna Tfion has arrived in Boston, and vi
probably appear during the present week In Engiis
pera. u
Miss Julia Dean will engagement at Y .
National theatre Boston, on Monday next