The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-05
Theatrical and Musical.

BowERY THATRE--Ihe beautiful piece called the Love
Chase will commence the enteriai aments to nighttime
f. Eddy very coed comedian, Widraks, and Mrs.
Parker Constance During the evening the orchestra
ture will be the drama OF the Daughter Of the Rea
ment' Mr. Stevens and Mrs Parker in the leading char
acters.
BROADWAY THEATRE This establishment continues 20
draw large audiences. The tragedy of Macbeth" has
produced in great spendor the scenery machinery
dresses and properties, having cost the and
Mr. Edwin Forrest large sum of money. 1t will be
Ieated this evening, with the brilliant elst-Mr.
Forrest Macbeth, and Mde Ponis Lady Macbeth.
BURROWS THrATRE-The manager Of this prosperous
theatre fine bill for this evening The frst
is called Bold Stroke for Husband = the respective
chars cters in which VIII be filed by artists OF the first
nate with the very amusing piece called Breach OF Pro-
mise" Those who visit Barten's will enjoy rich treat.
NATIONAL THEATRE The new and gorgeous spectacle
called the ArmoIer of Tyre which is witnessed every
evening Sith thuasm by delighted audiences is
nounced for the lat piece TO pghtMr Jones and othe.
actors Of dramatic celebrity, in the principal parts The
entertainment will commence with the Scottish drama
of "Rob Roy'-ar. II. A. Perry as Rob Roy
WAI1Acx's THEATRE This beautiful Thespian temple
continues draw large and highly respectable audices,
who always express the feelings OF pleasure they enjoy
by the wsrmest marks Of appreciation: harfne old
comedy Of the Rivals viii commence the amusements
this evening and they will terminate with "Asmodeus
The orchestra nill play several popular airs.
ST. CHARLES THEATRE This neat little thea re is )ng
very fair share of business. The pieces selected
always Of light and very amgsisg character Those
announced for tonight consist o. the Maniac Lovern
= Eve.een Wilson, and the pantomime called Ducha.
lumeau.p
AMERICAN MUSEUM The entertainments for this after.
aJe"P r., or the Man and the Tiger and Mis-
chief Making. The beautiful domestic drama OF the
"Wilow Copse' in the evening The Happy Family,
under the Of Mr. Taylor afford great amusement to
the Writers.
FRAScoSI's HwPoDRoNE-Au the various sports Of the
ampbitheatre are announced by the manager OF this
Observation-Disclosures races horsemanship lofty equi-
hbrums, steeple chases, pony races, &c.
BowEEY CRcUs.-hadi9an and stones excellent eques-
TRAN troupe consisting q of the best equestrans
in the world, give their entertainments every night.
They draw very large audiences
CHRsTYis 0PERA HorsE.-Ths place Of amusement,
not outstanding all tine attraction at present in this
city, is filled every night The entertainments
ceieDt.
wooD's MIysTRFLs The imitation Of the Roman
Brothers, given by this band is capital. HON is
amusing and witty as ever and the choruses are very
good.
BASvARDs Holy LAND This panorama is justly draw
ing large houses The lecture IL very instructive and
the illustrations are beautiful.
Heller continues 70 his vsiters every evening
with his surprising necromantic feats, and his very
astonishing Ierorman regarding and the
spirit rsppiRgs.
OWENS ALPINE RAMBrTs.-This entertainment con
sstng Of lecture and scenc illustrations of Mr. Owens
ascent and descent Of Mont Blanc is both amusing and
instructive.
STUYvExANT IysriTuTT-Mr. Frazer, the popular tenor
win gvea vocal ente ainnent Monday evening next
being selection Of old English Scotch and other ballads
Mr. Harry Eiinre has retired from the management of
the Natox al theatre at Cincinnati, and will smpany
Mr.. Tucson and Madame Thiilon their tour.
Mr. Iempster the vocalist. gave q concert in CincIn-
nat on the I'd inst. which well attended