The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-31

BOwERY THEATRE.-The drama by Blackstone,
e the
Sans Farm" will be sung by Mr.. j. Dunn, Mr.:
Hamilton, and Miss Hifert, and Miss Dawes will
dance pas sel All will close with the historical
drama of "Hofer, the Patriot of Tyrol.'
BROADWAY THEArRE.-The play of the "Htran.
GER will commence the entertainments Of this even
ing-Mr. Conway as the Stranger, Madame Ponisi
as Mrs. Halter Bland the Baron, and Mrs. Abbott
as the Countess The celebrated Chinese troupe will
next appear in their national entertainment Of eats
OF magic and necromancy.
Burrows THEATRE.-Bulwers excellent comedy
OF the Lady Of Lyons will commence the amuse-
ments this evening Mr. Dyott, of the best actors
in the States viii sustain the character Of Claude
Melnotte, and Miss Weston that of Pauline The
concluding piece will be the favorite drama Of "The
Toodles.'
NATIONAL THEATRE-The national drama of
Harry Burnham" will commence the performances.
Miss Darlington will appear in favorte dance;
on the tight rope, Miss Deforest will sing, and the
of Love-"
WALLACK's THEArRE-The programme of this
first piece is the Lady Of Lyons" with Mr. Lester
as Claude Melnotte, and Miss Laura Keene as
Pauline. Mr.. Blake will sustain the character Of
Colonel Dumas. The amusements will close with
"High Life Below Stairs"
WHITES VARIETIEs-This evening, the romantic
drama called Frederick the Great, will commence
the amusements. This will be succeeded by "Negro
Eccentricities," by White and Emmit. The next
feature will be the surprising gymnastc feats of Herr
krt and his son, and all will close with Sketches
in India
AMERICAN MUsEUM--The selections for this after
noon consist of Married and Settled" and zone
Thousand Milliners," and for the evening the new
moral drama called 1.-The Old Folks at Home"
The vsters can also see the various curOstes with
which the Museum abounds.
CRIsTY's OPERA HousE.-The usual happy selec-
ticn of melodies, instrumental performances, and
dancing, comprise the amusements of this evening
WOODs MINsTRELs.-This band continues to be
well patronsed. The programme for this evening is
OF varied and attractive character
BANvARD's GEoRAMA.-The exhibition of the
Holy Land continues to draw large audiences The
painting is beautiful.
RIsLEYs THAMES, as work of art is greatly adj
mired by the visitors. The paintings are excellent,
and should be seen by all who admire great artistic
ability
ROBERT HELLER continues to exhibit his wonder.
full feats of legerdemain at the Chinese Buildings
His dexterty is every night rewarded with enthu-
sastic cheers.
proposition has been started in Cincinnati to build an
opera house in that city.
Mr.. G. v. Brooke and Mrs Coleman Pope have gone to
st. Louis to fulfil an engagement in that cty
Mrs. c. Frost, who made her debut upon the stage
few weeks since advertised to make her second appear
ance at the Boston Museum this evening.
Mr. Martin B. Coombs, the aspirant for theatrical
fame at last accounts giving Shaksperean readings
in the Western cities
Mrs. Mowatt received very encouraging benefit in
Washington on the evening Of the 28th inst
The theatre in Memphis Tenn was set on FIRE on the
18th inst and before the flames extinguished the
building totally destroyed
The Arch street theatre, Philadelphia, opened on
the 2sth inst, with an entire new company, unde the
stage management Of Mr.. Fredericks.
Mr.. Racket, the comedian, has engagement at the
Walnut street theatre, Philadelphia and will make his
first appearance tonight.
Mrs Warner received benefit at the Lowell museum
on the 28th inst