The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-04
The atricAl mud Musical.

BowERY THHArRE.-The great favorite and ex-
cellent actor Mr. E. Eddy, appears tomorrow eve
ming in the character OF Macbeth and as he is gene
rally esteemed by the dramatic public he will no
doubt be welcomed by the enthusiastic cheers of a
large assembly. Mrs. Parker, another favorte will
sustain the character Of Lady Macbeth. The re.
nowned Mons Devani will exhibit his wonderful
contortions; after which the comedy Of Peter
Smirk" will be presented. This is very attractive
bill, and cannot fail to please the patrons of the
Bowery.
BROADWAY THEATRE.-Sheridan Knowles beau
tiful play OF the Hunchbackr will be performed to.
morrow evening, with Miss Julia Dean, q very pro-
missing actress, in the character Of Julia. Mr. Con-
way probably one of the best actors in the States
will sustain the character of Master Walter-Mrs.
Abbott as Helen, and Mr.. Davenport as Sir Thomas
Clifford. Miss Price will dance pas seul, and the
new farce OF Camp at Chobham" will follow. Mr..
Davidge Mr.. Davenport and MR.. Nagle will fill the
leading characters.
NIBLo's GARpEN.-The entertainments Of tomor.
row evening are for the benefit of the New Orleans
sufferers. The whole OF the principal artists Of the
Italian Opera Company will appear on the occasion.
Among the names are those Of Mad. Sontag, Sig
nora Stefanone, with Badial Marini and salvi, and
consist Of acts from LA Favorita," Norma"
" La Figlio del Regimento," "Linda di Chamou-
nj" Barber Of Seville and "Nozze de Figaro"
will be sure to crowd the house.
BuRToN's THEATRE.-The amusements announced
by Manager Burton for tomorrow evening arc ex-
cellent. The entertainments will commence with
the comedy Of Love in a Maze Jordan as Colo
mel Buckthorne, Fisher as Lord Mineyer, Burton as
Toney Nettletop, Johnston as Mopus, Mrs. Buck
land as Lady Fullalove Miss Raymond as Mrs.
Buckethorne, and Mrs. Burton as Faith Lackspur.
| The amusements will terminate with the new farce
| called A. =. s. with Johnston and other emf
nent artists in the cast Of characters.
! NATIONAL THEArRE.-The usual very attractive
| entertainment, called Uncle Toms Cabin will
again be presented to morrow eyening-the Howard
family appearing in the leading characters.
| Although this piece has been played for a long
period, the rush to zee it continues unabated-every
| night the house is crdmmed, and the manager Is
realizing fortune. Tie theatre has been very much
| improved in its interior
WALLAcK's THEATEE.-Tbis neat little theatre,
which has been 80 well managed by Mr.. Waack
during the past season, will be opened tomorrow
evening with a very talented corps draH,atlyue.
comprising the names of many Of the best artists in
the States, The pieces selected are Bourccaualt's
| comedy Of Love in Maze and the musical
drama Of" No Song no supper" In the first piese
Miss Laurie keene, great iavorte and excellent
actress, appears Hrs Buckethorne with the other
eminent members Of the company the last, Miss
| Julia Gould, Hr. Brougham, Mr.. Rea, and Mr..
| Vincent.
| CASTLE GARpEN.-The programme for To- morrow
I evening cannot tail to 5raH large audience.
Ndlle. Henrietta Behrend, in Consequence OF the
indspostion Of Nile Zer, viii give some beautiful
songs. The other part Of the entertainment consists
oil oytFtrres, qEadrles, walzes, clarionet solos,
grand operate selections from Beni. Signor
Bottesini will play tho Carnival OF Venice" and
Reichegt VIII give brilliant variations on the flute.
AsEyicAN ACsEuX.--The Boone children are
\ announced again Tor the coming week. They are
70 appear il the afternoon. The farce entitled the
/" Obstinate Family" will also be given. A new
drama written expressly for this establishment. en-
titled the spirit Warning" is 10 be produced for
the first tine tomorrow evening, in which the en-.
tire company will appear
| FRANcoYIs HpPoBHoSE.-Ths establishment
has been doing very good business during the past
| week. The programme for tomorrow il such as
cannot fail in drawing full hooses, both afternoon
and evening.
CgRIsTYs 0rEHL HOUsE-Wbere can an eve.
| ming be whiled away with more unmixed pleasure
than within the precincts 81 this hall OF harmony
The negro melodies rendered with great musical
ability and the instrumental performances are OK.
| qutfte The Napoleon Of negro minstrcsy, T.. r.
Christy, does everything in his power to please aud
he Is handsomely requited by large and respectable
| audiences.
| wooD's MIysTKEL HAtL.-Nanager Woods On
deavors continue to be crowned with great success.
| His bail is always well filed and the performances
| give the utmost satisfaction.
BUcKLEY's ETHI0rIAN OPERA HOUSE. The Buck
| legs are to give another new buresque tomorrow
night, called Bones Return from California They
! continue to be extensively patroniscd.
OWNS ALPINE RAUlxs.-Thosc Uho desire