The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-30
Theatrical and ATusleal

BowIRy TBEArRE.-The bill Of entertainment
presented for this evening by that active and talent
ed stage manager, Mr. Stevens, cannot fail to draw
. large audience. The amusements commence with
the drama Of the "DunkDd,' the character Of Ed
ward Middleton by Mr.. w. T. GOodal During the
evening several Oyertures and p0lkas viii be played
by the orchestra, and viii all close with the In
terestDg drama called "Lochnvar," Mr.. Stevens -
LOchinvar.
BEolDwAy THrArRE.-Mr. and Mrs. Barney
Williams appear tonight in the domcsske drama
called Ireland az It ID, Mr.. Williams as Ragged
Pat, and Mrs. Williams as Judy OFlaherty. The
langhabe comedy of I'm and Out OF Place" win fol-
low, Mrs. Williams 10 her pmitable representation
ofLetty. The alnusements will close with the drama
Of the Happy Man." Mr.. Williams as Paddy
Murphy.
NIBLO's THgArRE.-Thc Rrausements win COM
mence with the overture, ia Philtrc, after which
the Ravels will appear in their wonderful evolu
tons on the tight rope. The next feature will be the
advertisement niyfhotogfqae, and the Brothers
Nartinetti will then give their classic groupings
The amusements viii conclude with the comic pam
t0mime OF the Magic Pills.
BURROWS TBEATRE,-The comedy o. "Grist TO
the Mil' will commence the amnsements at tins
pupuar theatre. This piece will introduce An old
favorite and fine actor, Mr.. g. Barrett in the char
acter Of the Marquis dc Richve. The musical farce
Of the :" Gardeners Wife, will follow, IN which Mrs
Brunton will appear; and all viii close with One
Thousand Milliners Wanted"
NATIONAL THEATRE" Uncle Toms Cabin" is
Bull uThWlbp lJHHetlEe upNHts IUTUy j. executing
ly active in looking TO the comfort Of his patrons.
So far neatncss OF interior is concerned, the Ma.
tOna, at present, is beautiful theatre Purdy has
painted the house thoroughly; the boxes are taste
made which have greatly improved the establish
ment "UDcle Tom" again tonight.
ST. CHARLES THEATRE.-Tbe new drama called
Robert EmMet, or the Martyr OF Irish Liberty" will
again be presented this evening, with Mr.. Pilgrim,
Mr.. Messenger, Mr.. c. II. Thorne, and other eminent
Tvy.rr
Of the Sentinel will commence the entertainments
and .hsy will close with "Nf, I'D Mrs. White,' No
doubt the house will be crowded.
o AMERICAN NUsEUN.--The Boone children whose
Rotations have given snch decided satisfaction for
the past few weeks, are announced again for this
afternoon and evening. The dramatic companv
which comprises many talented performers, will like
wise appear in the farccs entitled "Rappings and
Table Movings," Mob Cap" and "Slasher aud
Craeher.'
FnAECoNIs HIppOpRoME.-This establishment
continues to do avery fair business. The programme
for this evening consists Of several exceedingly at
tractiye equestrian features.
CBRIsTy's AMERICAN OPERA HousE.--Chris.ys
Ministries announce iirst rate programme for this
evening. George Cbristy is to appear, having re.
covered from bis severe indisposition
WOODS MNsrREL HALL.-woods favorite band
OF negro mDstrels advertise a well selected pro-
granme for this evening
BuCKLEy's ETHIoPIAS 0rERA HOUSE is as well
patronjzed rs ever. The bill of entertainment tor
this evening is unusually attras tive.
OWENS ALPiSE RAMBLEs.--Thi5 novel and intel
lectual Amusement is ~ be closed on Wednesday
next. The new Mont Blanc Polka, composed by 4.
Sedgwick, will be played this evening.
BANvARp's AND FRASKEssTRHs PASoRAAA's
are attracting very well at Their respective halle.
The Walnut street theatre, in PHILADELPHIA,
opened last evening for the sixteenth regular season
under the popular lesseeship OF Dir. T.. A. Marshall
of this city.
The National theatre, In Boston, was TO open FOR
the sea on last evening