The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-06
The atrieal md NIusIcal.

BowERY THEATRE The receipts of this evening are for
seec the Of the evening are the Rsg
Pci er Of Paris ard the Merchant of Verce In the
first piece Mr. Eddy appears Father JEAN and 10 the
last Mr. Johnston will sust ain the character Of Shy
lock- II is hoped the friends aud numerous admirers ~
the above named artists will their excrtions this
OCCASION and let them at their parting have subtap
tal proof of the estimation in which their dramatic ab
ties have been held while playing at the Bowery theatre
BROADWAY THEATRE-The manager of this establish.
evening Those established favortes Mr. and Mrs. B.
Williams, appear in three pieces The frat is the new
comedy entitled TITS the Custom Of the Country which
will Introduce Mrs Williams Melissa, with the snkee
song Of "Pe-ky Ike" Mrs. Williams Is generally ad.
mited to be the abes. representative of Yankee female
Character In the States and is every night received with
enthusiastic cheers Mr. Williams appears in rish As
surnnce" 80 Pat, with song and Mrs Williams
Nancy The concluding piece IL the Happy Map,' Mr..
Irish songs.
NIBIo's GARDEN Madame Anna TIiIon who he. been
so much adm ired former occasion in this city, for
her great concsty and sweet singing appears night
as Maria, in the Daughter Of the Regiment" assited
oy Mr. Hudson, and other eminent artists As she is
annourc TO have been engaged but for limited period
those who have been 80 often delighted with this fasci
na,ir actress and excellent vocalist w doubt sd
the theatre every night during her engsgement-she
Lesrs for thee nights each week and the celebrated
hayels on alte nate nights.
NATIONAL THEATRE Mr. Pnrdy still continues de
fats in catering for the amusement Of the
public. He offers three pieces this evening The first is
Charles ii. Mr.. r. Scott in his great character Of
Capt. Copp, and Mrs. W. Jones a Mary Copp. Miss
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which Mr. Maddocks from The English theatres viii make
his frat 8DpeaIaDce Rola, Mra. Jones Cora, and
Mrs Nichols Evira. The enter iainments will termi
nate with the drama OF the Sptfre.
AMERICAN MusuEM The piece selected for the perform
in the saloon, both tor afternoon and evening IL
american Farners.p The bearded still con.in
ues be attractive ever hu adreds going every day
to her. The Happy Family slso greatly admired
HTPoDRoME The very amusing entertainments which
given at this place Ct public resort TO diminish
lit lie in their attractive features. The Chariot Races
Versailles in 1864 Hurdle Races Dsnciay horses, &c
afford the greatest delight to the visiters.
CHRIsTYs OPERA HOUSE, The negro melodies ins,ru
meptal performances and dances which given every
evening, at his popular resort Witnessed by large
and respectable audiences.
wooD's MISsTREIs popular az ever. The songs
and choruses rendered with good harmony, ard the
dancing IL capital The house well filed every night
BucKIKy's sERKSADERs fine band. They sing very
sweetly and their instr umental performances excel
lent G. s~aine Buckley is host in himself and Is pro-
badly tie best banjo performer we ever heard
Novn ExHmrnos.--Tbe wild men Of the Island Of Bor
Deo two Of the greatest living curioses win be exhibit
ed in few days in this city somewhere in the neighbor
hood Of the Crystal Palace.
BAsvARDs Holy LAND continues be exhibited at Geo.
rama Hall sIoI ding, usual great pleasure to those
acquainted with Scriptural history.