The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-21
Theatrical and Musical.

BOwERY IHEATkE-Tbe grand complimentary
testimonial to Mir. w. r. GDodall comes off this eve1
ming. Several Of the most eminent artists have vol.
unteered on this occasion The entertainments will
commence with Shakspeares tragedy Of Julius
Caesar" in which ar. J. Il, Scott will sustain the
character Of Mark Anthony, Mr. Il. Eddy as Cassi4s
Mr.. johnson Ms br tus Mr.. Hamilton Julius
Caesar, Madame POhisi Us Porta, and Mrs. Yeomans
as Calphurpia Mr. J. Damn will sing Beats there
n Heart, and Miss Hfert will sing "Katy Darling.
The next feature will be the third act of Hamlet
with Mr.. Fleming the Prince of Denmark, and
Miss Weston rs Ophea. Mr.. Hamilton will sing
I'm Ahoat" and Miss g. Dawes will dance the Pas
la Smolensku. The entertainments will conclude
with the Widows Victim
BROADWAY THEaTRE.-Mr. and Mrs.. Barney
Williams, who have been playing at this theatre for
the last three weeks appear this evening in the
drama called "Uucle Pat Cabin''-Mr: Williams in
the character Of Mickey Malone, and Mrs. Williams
Is the Widow Casey. Miss Price will dance pas
seui, after which the comedy en- titled "Onr Jemna
will be presented. This piece has been written ex-
pressly for Mrs. Barney Williams, who gives an ad~
mirable representation OF Jenima one of the gals.
The concluding piece will be the vaudeville OF the
"Irish Thrush and Swedish Nightingale Mr.. Will
liams as Dennis McShlne, son of the Emerald Isle,
and Mrs. Williams as Jenny Lind, the musical phe-
nomenon.
NIBLo's GARDEN.-The celebrated Rsvel family
appear this evening in the grand comic spectacle Of
the "Green Monster" which has been put on the
stage with all its magnifcen;e and splendor. Tho
entertainments will commence with an overture,
which will be followed ny wonderful evolutions on
the tightrope by Gabriel and Francois Ravel, Nine.
Axe the young Elizabeth, and Mons Bondin; after
which the "Elopement,' arranged by Jerome Ravel,
and interpreted with beautiful dances by NJ. Bril-
liant, concluding with splendid tnbeaur pirants in
eight p,ctures illuminated with Gregorian fire. The
entertainments will conclude with the "Green Mon
ster."
NATIONAL THEArRE.-The new drama entitled
"Uncle Toms Cabin has drawn crowded houses
every night this week. The principal characters are
sustained by the Howard family. Little Cordea,
six years old, sustains the character Of Eva The
part OF Uncle Tom the faithful slave, by Mr.. Jer-
mon; that of ST. Claire, Southern gentleman, by
Mr.. Howard; and Mr.. Fox in Yankee character.
The play is interpreted with singing and dancing.
The great success which has attended the produce
ton OF this piece induces the manager to continue
its representation until further notice.
CASTLE GARDEN.-The grand concert for the re-
lief Of the unfortunate Chinese Dramatic Company
takes place this evening, when 1t is hoped the bene
violent people of this city will enable them to extri-
cate themselves from the pecunary difficulties under
which they labor, and thereby prevent them from
being sent to or other Of the benevolent nstitu
tons Of this city. The following distinguished artists
have generously volunteered their services on the
occasion Mime Sontag Slgnora StefIanone, Nine.
ThoD, Herr Goeke, Mr.. Maeder, Mr. Leach the
New York Liederkrans, the social reform "Gesang
Verein," numbering two hundred vocalists. Tbs
programme consists of Chinese Promenade, in
which the company will appear in their costly and
splendid national costumes. Alec, grand concert
in two parts, in which the most eminent members Of
the ltdhaH opera SoHpany VIII appear.
AMERICAN MUsEUN.-The entertainments an
nounced by the managers of this establishment
are negro define atoms by Whites Mnstrels in the
afternoon; and Donetti's troupe OF acting monkeys,
dogs and goats will appear in the evening, in their
surprising performances. The Happy Family are as
attractive as ever.
FRAsooNI's HIProDRoME.-The magnificent pa
geant called the "Car Of Flowers the Pleasures OK
the Enchanted Island, will be given this evening.
The vast resources Of this establishment will be called
into reausition in the display of this gorgeous piece.
The other pleasing exercises of chariot races rapid
fight of ostricbes terrific ascension a revolving
orb and other amusing feats, such as pony races,
stecple chases &c. will form the anuscments of the
afternoon and evening.
CHRIsry's OPERA HoUsE.-The usual negro meo-
dies, instrumental performances and exquisite dane
ing will be given at this popular place Of amuse-
ment.
WooDs MINsrRELs.-The concerts OF this baud
are well attended and the choruses instrumental
performances, and other amusing entertainments
give general satisfaction.
BUCKLEys SERESADERs.-The sweet singing, in.
imitable instrumental performances and burlesque
operas of this company arc witnessed every evening
with pleasure.
| BANvARD's Holy LAND.-This beautiful pano-
rama Ia exhibited every evening at Gcorama Hall be-
fore respectable audiences.
HoPE CHAPBL.-Frankenstein panorama Of Niai
CARA, giving view OF the falls, rapids, Goat island,
&c, is exhibited every evening. The paintings are
beautiful,