The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-10
Theatrical and Musical


will be this evening, with Mr. T. Eddy Mac
beth Mr. r. Jo nston Macdu Mr.. Stevens as Banquo,
olloved by the Lafayette Polka and the amusement
will conclude with the Mechanic and the Queenn In
which Mr. W Hamblin will appear
BROADWAY THKATRE-The great American tragedian,
Mr. Forrest will appear to night in his excellent repre-
sentaton Of 'Richelieun assisted by Messrs CONWAY
Barry, Whiting Madame Poni.i and Miss Carman. Miss
Price the favsrite dansctse will appear in Irish lit,
and the win conclude with the comedy OF
who Speaks Firstt'
BURROWS THEATRE The entertainments announced for
tins evening are as usual attractive aud entertaining
The selections the popular drama Of .'Dombey and
Son, with hessrs yot Johnston Burton, Miss Weston,
Mrs sleret and MIS-. Hughes the principal eharac.
ters Miss vallee and N Frederic will appear In Pas de
and the usements will conclude with the farce
OF the "PheEomenon"
wu commence the amuscments at this popular establish
ment-Mr v. G. Jones Randolph. Miss Deforest win
sing new ballad, which will be followed by the drama
OF the Chiefain OF Churubusco," in which Mr. G. Locke
viii sustain the character Of Solomon Snubbins Miss
Darlington viii sing, and the will terminate
win The farce OF the 'Stage Struck Yankee
WAIIAcKs THBArRR-1he comedy of EVERY one haa
his faut will be the commencing feature at this es-
tablshment with Blse, Wacott and other eminent ar
by the new drama, which is very much ad uired called
Pauiine. This piece has been put upon the stage in
style which re- rejects credit on the prepretor Miss
other eminent attaches in the leading characters.
u. AnEFIcAH husErx-1hs pleasing comedy Of "Tant
Heart never won Fair Lady" with Mr.. c. w. Clarke as
renueya and the and successful piece sty "Bus
Peard the pieces for This evening at the
Museum. The comedy Of "A Capital Match and ssMv
Friend in the Straps viii be represented in the after
noon.
ST. CHARLES THEATRE The new, original local drama
styled the Gamblers Wife, is to be repeated to njsht
Mt this popular little theatre Mr. Robinson Miss All.
berne Mrs. Mason and Miss Mitchell are to sustain tho
leading characters. The comedy of the youth Who
never saw Wonsn il also to be played Miss Mtchsu
sustaining ,he part of Colin.
CIRcus-1he benefit OF Mr.. Henry Miner is to take
place this evening at the Amphiheare The programme
u equeftran and gymnasuc exercises announced en-
williams with the entire company. No doubt the house
will be crowded 10 OVERLOOKING Wallets benefit wiz
ONE of tomorrow night.
CKRrsTY's OPERA HogsE -Christy's ETHIOPIAN OperH
ompsny, continue to crowd Mechanics Hall to over
owing, with highly respectable audiences, and their
performances give the greatest delight Their programme
or this evening is excellent.
WooD's MIysTRns-Mr Campbell the efficient director
nd talented performer OF this highly popular band Of
nnstres is to take his benefit to night We cheerfuly
recommend him to the public being every way worthy
OF their patronage The programme provided comprises
many attractive features
ROBERT HMIER whose eats OF magic astound every one
Ia ti citing crowded assembages TO his beautiful
saloon, 639 Broadway.
NINE vAIES1INs CONCERTS continue TO be given will,
success, at Hope Chapel, Broadway.
RisIxYs THAMES AMI BAsvARD's Holy LAND are Wit
neefed by large audiences nightly at their respective
halls They are both beautiful paintings and wen wor.
thy an extensive patronage
NR. +. PnPcK, long and favoraby known as tambour-
mist Of Chrstys Ethiopian Company is advertised to
take his annual benefit on Saturday evening next Wa
trust the public will appreciate his exertoaa
to please them for the past six years.