The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-07
Theatrical md N usical.

BowERY THEATRE Miss Juiia Turn ,u the talented
American ddnseuse together with Ms.srs Cony Tsyio,
and Master tony, who drew such crow ed a--enoises
every night during the past week advertised again
for to morrow evening The ieces provided consist Of
thrilln drama entitled the Forest Of Bondy.n
NBIo's GARDEN Bslfes celebrated opera styled the
bounded appreciation by dad sssembages pre-
vious representations is TO he 10
by Nine Anna Thilon Sir Frazer and NJ Hudson
NATIONAL THEATRE Uncle Toms Cabin, so anthu-
sastcsy received By crowded audiences for the past
three weeks Is 10 be represented again to
The character OF Uncle Tom viii he sustained by Mr.
GeImon st. Claire by Mr.. Howard; Gumptou Cute by c.
X. Fox; Eva, by little Ccrdela Howard ropsy by Mrs.
Howard and Aunt Ophels, by Mrs. Fox.
ST CHARLES THEATRE musical fairy buratta eo-
titled the Invisible Prince" is to be the commencing
feature OF this popular little theatre 10 night
the cast of which win introduce Miss Pelby Mrs Thorsa
Mrs Brnntos. and Mr. Wiosns in the leading charac
tsrs Inc concluding piece will be the drama styled
AMERICAN MUsErM.-The Boone Children are ar-
nouLced to appear az this Establishment. TO
Mug IN their dramatic readings. The laug nabe farce
Of the Phepomenon,n and the aod peculiar drains
entitled Pauline" which is produ new aud
appropriate scenery, co-tumes and machinery, tine
pieces for morrow ferpoon md eseaioy
FRAscosI's HIPPoDRosE--This extensive equestrian
coDtioues 70 he we'll patronzed fhs Dro
gramne for Tomorrow nignt comprises many attractive
features.
cHRIs1Ys AMERICAN OPERA HOUSE -Christy's min.
stTts whose egro celneaons give such decided salts
faction every night sdve tise smother rong to
morrow evening entitled "Od Dog Tfay;'i ..Pompe;,s
lrlp % new lork'' whcn mas made great hit and
FieTce's "Other Side Ct Jordan, be repeated
together with several other attractive features Go
early II you desire comfortable seats.
WOODS MINSTREL HALL Woods band we're very we'll
attended ali last veek and their gave
utmost delight and satisfaction The proyraam. for 70
morrow evening comprise singing daocing solos he
eoncertIa violin and banjo with buresquea and
csms Brggs's benefit sill come off on "Wednesday A
very crowded assembsge is expected.
BUCKEYES ETHIOPIAN OPERA HOUSE -Bucklsy's Nav
Ores eDaders have taken firm stand wi the
public, for their spacious hall Is always isd and their
performances are greeted with the cded pro-
baton The proyrsDms for tomorrow ev.uag includes
the excellent burleeque Lucie" together with airs
from Lucfeza Borgi4" and .Tne Gipsey's Warning ("
r. B Buckeys solo the Chinese fiddle will also De
given.
OWENS ASCENT or MoST BLASc-rhis novel ente tain
melt attracted large crosd durog the past week aud IL
was received with great ecat 1t will be continued at
Academy Hall until further notice. We advise every
one 20 go for IL Ia q highly Intellectual semsnt.
CASTLE GARDEN.Tne DDdwortbs 20 give their thir.
teenth Sunday concert this evening this healthy Ioc.
ton. They have met with great all through the
season, the garden being always filed
BASyARD GEORAMAThe PIANO rsmas Of the Holy Land
and Egypt continue be successfully exhibited at the
Gs0rsma En~xs.
fRASKESsTE1S's NIAGARA FALLS. This panorama has
done very well during the past week Its exhibitions will
continue until further notice.