The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-16
Musical and Theatrical.


BowERY THEATRE-A novelty of the most attractive
kind in theatrical exhibitions produced BY the
celebrated clown, Wallet and Levi North with the aid
of his horse Tammany, entitled ''The Arab and his
Steed in which Wallet performs the part of an Irish
man admirably The scenery dresses, and properties,
ment OF this theatre The piece is to be repeated every
night this week. and is well worthy of being seen.
BROADWAY TEATRK-shakspeare's tragedy of Hamlet"
is be represented at the Metropolitan theatre this even
ing in which the distinguished American tragedian Mr.
Forrest will appear Hamlet supported by Messrs Con-
bolt in the other leading Characters 1t Is unnecessary
for US TO that the house will be crowded but we
would advise those who desire to be present be early
in attendaI ce. The farce of who Speaks First" will
also be played
NIBIo GARDES.-Mme Sontag is announced to appear
as Maria, in Donizetis celebrated comic opera entitled
will be assisted by Sgnori Badia Pozzoni dense
y crowded and fashionable assembage may be antci-
pated.
BUTTONS THEATRE -shak speare,s comedy called the
Merry Wives OF Windsor, which has been produced in
q very superior manner by manager Bur ton and which
includes in the cast the entire strength OF the company
is TO be repeated again this evening" with the very
ing farce of the smiths" The theatre continues be
extensively patronizsd and Burtons selections give
tire satisfaction.
NATIONAL THEArRE-Those celebrated pantolnim sts and
tight rope dancers, Leon Jave and Charles WHITTIER
together with the nimtable comedian Yankee Locke are
advertised to appear again this evening at the National
The bill OF entertainment provided comprises THE
Doomed Drunkard, tight rope evolutions, ssYankee
land and Mons. Dechaumeaux," the casts OF which
formers the full force Of the corps dramltiqus.
WAIAcKs THEATRE The benefit of Mrs. Blake ia to
take place night at this extremely popular resort The
nts selected Independent OF the claims of
beefdsie as being highly talented actress and having
all occasions, contributed greatly to the pleasure
ter audiences sucient to crowd the house to over
flowing The pieces offered the comedy of married
Life and the new and peculiar drama entitled "Pau.
line.n
AMERICAN MusECM-The amusements for this after
and evening at tho Museum consists Of repetition
of the beautiful spectacle of Blue Beard" together
with the excellent comedietta Of Faint Heart Never
Won Fair Lady Those who desire to spend this after
evening pleasantly, should go to the Museum
ST. CHARLES THEATRE-Mr j. r. Scott has been en-.
gagged by the manager Of this popular theatre, and will
appear this evening Sir Giles 0verreach in Messenger
play, entitled "a New Way to Pay Old Debts" The
closing piece will be the laughabe farce of "Famiy
jars"
CRcUs.-Tbe ceebIated troupe Of French aquestrians
with Mime Tourniare, and her accempl ished daughter
the Amrhitneatre. The company has also been aug
mented by the addition of the popular Rivers Family.
They all appear this afternoon and evening
CHRIsTY's OPERA HoUsE-Christys Ethiopian Opera
troupe continue to gil their large hall nightly with de
Lighted audiences They offer q dne entertainment for
this evening W A. Porter's benefit will come off on
Saturday evening next.
singing and excellent dancing elicit the appreciation
la assent lagos every evening have provided another
good selection Of vocal and instrumental pieces and
dancing for this evening.
RoBERT HELLER EVENINGS OF DnBIYRrg-prof Heller
announces very attractive programme for this evening"
BAsyARDs HoLY LAND AND THE SHRINE THE Holy
,Ross This splendid panorama continues to attract
crowds Of visiters.
hrlMs THAMES Is as popular q ever 1t il really a
sPenou Work OF art and should be by every one.