The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-18
Tncat. icaI and Musical !.

BOwERY THEATRE.-Mrs Farren who was so
well received at this theatre during the past week,
is engaged for six nights more. She is to appear
tomorrow night as Theodore, in the startling drama
Of the venetian, or tho Braves Death" and as
Lisette in the drama called the "Sergeant's Wife,
The farce of the "Swss Cottage" will also be given.
BhoADwAY THEATEE-Mr. Forrest, the Ameri
can tIagedian, is to commence an engagement at
the metropolitan theatre tomorrow evening" The
piece selected is the popular play Of "Damon ard
Ptthias, in which Forrest will appear Damon,
Conway as Pythias, and Mmc. Ponfsi as Her nion.
The comedy of "a Roland tor an Oliver will be
the concluding feature.
NIRLo's GARDEN Tomorrow evening will be
the opening night OF the Italian opera at Niblos.
Bcllinis masterpiece of 81 Puritani" is to be pro-
duc.d, in which Signora Stefaxcne will appear as
Evha, Sslvi as Arfeno, Msrni as Sir Georgia, and
Beneventano as Riccardo.
Burrows THEATRE-G Goldsmth's favorite come.
dy, entitled She Stoops to Conquer is to be the
commencing piece at this popular establishment to-
morrow night, in which Burton, Andre ws, Fisher,
Miss Raymond, and Mrs. Hughes will appear. This
will be folio we'd by favorite pas de deux, by Miss
Walters and Mr. Frederick besides overturcs by the
orchestral; and the whole will terminate with the
great farce or "The Mummy"
NATIONAL THEATRE.-"Uncle Toms CABIN
which has attracted che most crowded assembages
OF any piece ever presented to New York public,
is to be continued during the coming week. with the
same excellent cast
"Money" is to be produced here to morrow evening,
which will introduce Lester, Dyott, Brougham, Wal.
cot, Miss Laura Kcene, aDd Mrs. Brougham, in the
leading characters. The farce styled "A Practical
Review and new farce entitled "The Jenkin-
ses in rehearsal, and will shortly be produced.
JrLLHN's CONCERTS AT CASTLE GARDEN-The
benefit Of Herr koenig Is to take place tomorrow
soDgsircs, Mile. Anna zerr, is to sing grand scena
from Der rreischuz" together with solos by Siguor
Botcssin, NJ Reichert, NJ. Hughes and Herr
Koenig. The "Ameriean Quadrillc,' which has be-
come so popular, is to be repeated
| AMERICAN MUsEUM.--The living girafies, two of
the most beautiful animals ever exhibited in this
| country and which attracted very crowded assem-
bagcs during the past week to the Museum, are to
continue exhibition here until further notice. The
| dramatic performances announced for tomOrrc :.
afternoon and evening comprise dramatic --ad;n"s
I nv the Boon Children, the amusing FREQ enttieS
IA Hole in the WALL and the popular 'e play Of
| Glove"
FRANooNI's HlrroDRoME.--T establishment is
! as well patronised as ever, and the performances
which comprise "steeple hurI lc and chariot racing y
tournaments" &c. are received with great cciat.
very excellent programme is announced for to-mor
row afternoon and evening.
CHRrsTy's AMERICAN OrERA HOUSE is every
night filled to Overowing with very fashionable al-
diences. The programme for tomorrow evening
consists Of vocal and instrumental selections, bur.
/ lesques, dancing and witticisms.
| WcoD's MINSTREL HALL.-Wood's Minstrels are
| every night enthusiastically received by crowded
audiences, which they very deserving Of being
all first rate performers They offer avery attractive
6uoxLEYs ETHIOPIAN OPERA HousE-A new
song called "Rosa May and the beautiful song Of
Good Bye to be given by the Buckeys tomorrow
evening. The floor Of the hall is to be raised again
on Monday, for the convenience Of their numerous
patrons.
SlGNoR BLrTZ-Ths highly popular ventrloquist
and magician was very well patronscd during the
past week.-Mrs. programme for tomorrow evening
embraces many new features.
Pnor. SgDGwICK, who Is well known as an excel
lent musician and whose solos on the concertina are
admired by every one, Is to commence series of
concerts tomorrow night at Hope Chapel, assisted
by several eminent vocal and instrumental artists.
FRANKENsrEIN's NIAGARA, which has been tho
admiration of such crowded assemblages at Hope
Chapel for several weeks past, is to continue on
hibitlon.
PERTAINS SEVEN MILE MIRRoR.-Ths splendid
panorama which wa, exhibited in Boston and Pha-
6ephia with such great success, has been very well
attended during the past week. Its exhibitions are
to be continued for several weeks at the Chinese
Rooms.
MRs. ScHooLEY, the sat lady attracted hundreds
Of persons to 40 Broadway, last week. Those who
desire TO witness human curiosity should not fail 10
seeing her.
BANvARD's EGyTr AND Holy LAND-This beau
tul pa Dtng continues 10 be exhibited at the Geora
ma, Broadway.