The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-20

is TO be produced on Monday evening, With Mrs. I.
5. Hamblin as "Im0geD," and the remainder Of the
characters are distributed among the excellent
stock company of the Bowery. Other excellent en-
iertainments are TO be given.
BRoADxAY THEArRE.-Mss Julia Dean, who has
been engaged for six nights only, is to play Biin-
ca, in "Fazio, or the Italian Wife," She will be
supported by Mr.. Conway and others. Of the Broad
way stock company. An excellent farce is TO be
ADDED 10 the tragedy. Miss Dean has just concluded
thirty lights engagement in Boston.
BuRroN's THEATRE.-"David Copperfeld" Is to
be revived for Monday evening, and Buttons Micaw.
Der is worthy miles walk to see "The Young
Actress also to be played with Miss Robertson as
Maria. Mr.. Bourcicallts new comedy, Don
Quixo.te the Second" is to be produced on Wed
Besday.
NATIONAL THElrRE.-The drama of {" Uncle
Tons Cabin" will be continued at this theatre dur
ing the week. Little Cordeia Howard attracts con-
siderable attention as Little Eva.
wALLAcK's THEArRE.-The School for Sean
dal," Ia comedy which age cannot wither0 is to be
played on Monday evening. with Miss Laura keene
as Lady Teazle, Mr.. Blake as Sir Peter, and Mr..
Lester as Charles Surface Another comedy is to be
done, and the bill is very agreeable one.
AMERICAN MUSEUM" Uncle Toms Cabin" and
the bearded lady, the grafes, &C., draw plenty of
people to Barnum's On Monday evening Uncle
Toms Cabin" is to be played again. Two capital
pieces will be represented during the afternoon.
FRANCoNI.-The Hippodrome will be interesting
this week. Several new features are announced ia
Monday bills. Read them.
BowERY CIRCUs.-The performances Of the Nico-
los are successful. The party is re engaged for
another week, and will bring out on Monday their
performing dogs Jack aud Topsey, for the first time
in America. Mons. Chiarinis horses, and Madame
Franconi's new scene act, are much admired.
CHRIsTy's MINsTRELs are doing as well as ever,
and their hall, No. 472 Broadway, is the ssene of
full house and jolly entertainment every evening.
Several novelties for Monday night.
All
Broadway, Woods fine band Of performers draw
fine houses. Their bill for next Monday evening Is
worthy examination.
BuoKLEY's-The charming burlesque OF Norma
commences its second week on Monday evening.
Added TO this are many songs, gees, chorusses,
dances, instrumental solos, and so forth.
HOPE CHAPEL.-Jopes's pantoscope of California
is now open at the above named place. 1t is highly
spoken OF by persons acquainted with the localities
which 1t was painted to represent.
BLrTz will continue at Stuyvesant Institute during
another Week, and probably longer.
PERHAM has not sold all his gift tickets yet, aud
the Seven Mile Mirror is still exhibited at Academy
Hall.
TIE BROADWAY MUSEUM AND MESAGERIg, 337
Broadway, Is to open on Monday. There Is large
mer agerie, including a rhinoceros, the Siamese
Twins Herr Driesbach and Mr.. Nellis, who has no
arms and writes with his toes.
Miss Davenport had benefit in Boston, last Fri
day night. She played Pauline ia The Lady Of
Lyons and Adrienne Lecouvereur. Mr.. Goodill
and Mr. T. Corner volunteered their services On thi,
occasion. Mr.. Wallack senior, is to play IN Boston,
Iext week.
During the play Of Romeo and Juliet at the Mem
phis Theatre on the 30th ult Mr.. Charles, who was
acting the part Of Mercuto, was seriously stabbed in
the side by sword in the hands Of Tyball.
When Mercutio said, ~ am peppered for this
world" &C.. he did not know but what it was really
the case He played his part out, however. without
any body in the house having perceived that any
thing Of the kind had happened.
At Pittsburg last night the New York italian Ope-
10 Company performed Lucia di Lammermoor' to
a crowded house. Three more performances will be
given in Pittsburg, after which the troupe go South
Mr.. John B. Wright, late one of the managers Of
the National Theatre, Boston, succeeds Mr.. George
W. Lewis as prompter Of the Broadway Theatre
Mr.. Lewis sailed for California yesterday He is to
be stage manager of the new theatre now being
erected In San Francisco. Mrs. G. N. Sinclair is the
lessee.
Mr.. E. Edwards, Of the New York Dramatic Socie.
ty is with Sloen's company, Charleston, s. @.
An English Opera Company has appeared success
fully at ST. Jamess Theatre London. Miss Lowe
prima donna; Mr.. Elliott Caller tenor; and Fl. Dray
ton, bass.