The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-23
Theatrical ard Musical.

BowERY TAEArkE.- Mrs. T. S. Hambn has bel
heaeit this evening, ADD very full bill is presented
Young Norval Mr.. Eddy as Old Nofva. and Mr.
Scott as Glenalvon. rhe coaledy of {" The Love
Chase is also to be performed Mrs. Hambln, Mr.
Johnston, Mr.. Glenn, and Mrs. A. Parker III the
principal characters.
NTBLo's GARDEN-The peri jrmance of :. TIE Pro-
pbet' is postponed until Ffiasy evening.
BROADWAY THEATRB.--Niss Jnlia Dean ap pears
this evening IN Shells tragedy, Evajne, or the
Statues" Mr.. Conway plays Colonne, and Mr. Pope
Ludoyico The capital burletta Antony AMI Cleo
pa'rs," concludes the entertainments.
Burrows THEATHE.-Mr. Boircicauit's rev CO
medy, never before acted is to be produced at Bur
tons tins evening. Il is announced that the scenery
Is To be entirely lie v and that large sums have been
expended IL the mounting Of the piece. The cast OF
characters includes the nses of Burton, G. Barrett
Fisher JORDAN, hIstoU, Miss Robertson, Miss Ray.
mond, Mrs, aughes, and many Others. The scene
Is lad III Lonaon ard tie acton > supposed to take
place at e pitseni lone. capital farce is also
RnnCuoced.
NATIONAL TBEArRE.--' Uncle Toms Csbn" i,
to he presented twice to day-at two O'Clock N the
afternoon aud a. halfpast seven O'clock IN ice
ing. This version has been played one huodiei aud
tw entS five times.
WALLACKs TagArRE.-Mr. Bourccaut's comedy
"Tbe l1sh ieuess, is the attracti n for This even
ing. TIE charming prelude, "A Morning Gail" i
also given. III the spopnar comedii.s appear 10
The COMEDY, ana Miss Kseus ad SIR. Lester are YER
clever II their morning call.
AMERICAN MUsEUM-" Uncle Toms Cabin ia to
be played at this house to ce today-aftern0on and
evening. Tne scenery and general ensemble OF the
piece Is said to be very good.
FHAScoNI.--T The Hippodrome is to leave u. this
week. The glory is TO depart after Saturday, aud
there are hu few more chances to Inspect its won
ders- Two performances today
BowgrY CIECUs.--Plenty Il good things are aa-
nounced for this afternoon and evening. Madame
Francohi, Mise Emma Nataans. Frank Pastor, NOES.
md all Ttt her sto plrryo o<s
OF eguitsticn interesting to beaold
ACADLaY HALL--Perhaln's Seven Nile Mirror ia
Sill on exhibition a. this mil; and leaving the gt'
part Of the affair out OF the question the panorama is
worth seeing.
BROADWAY MENAGERIE.-Tais establishment. 337
BTos dSay is open for the season Many attractions
smese TWINS, Mr.. Nelis the without hands, and
living rhinoceros, are here given for twenty five
cents.
BIITz, at Stuyyesant Institute, will be glad to see
oil his old ana young friends, This aftern ,oa and
evening He will amnss item with ma gic i tricks
ard the canary birds will DO their mos. as.oni.hi
fests
CnRIsTY's MINsTRELs--The original bani--giv,
one Of their unique entertainments this evening Ine
prog IL Bme is full Of rich things.
WOODS MiNsrRrLs are doing very finely. Their
programme for this evening includes operatc ard
ball music Of all sors. The grand Holiday Dance"
concludes tie concert
BUCKLEY s. The original New Orleans serenaders
ere giving series Of concerts at $50 Broad way. To-
night tie burlssque Of Norma" the violin solo The
Dream the Rataplan Chorus" ("rhe Daughter of
the Regiment, and other morceauT are to be give