The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-04
Theatrical and Musical.


BOwERY THEATRE-The entertainments an
nounced for this evening are such as cannot fail to
draw crowded house. The play of Pizarro =
will commence the amasements Mr.. f. Eddy will
sustain the character Of Rola, Stevens as Pizaro,
and Mrs. Grattan as Cora. The amusements will
terminate with the piece called "The Mechanic and
the Queen" The orchestra will play several
national airs, and Mr.. Dunn will sing favOrite
ballad.
BROADWAY TnEArRE.-Those who have not seen
the wonderful Chinese artists should do 90 imme-
diately, as their engagement closes on Saturday
evening. Their feats OF legerdemain, tumbing, and
other performances, are truly surprising. The enter
tainments will commence with Love, Law and
Pbysic" the next feature will be the Chinese per-
formances and the terminating piece will be
Ladies, Beware, with Davidge. great favorite, in
the principal character.
NIBLo's GARDEN.-The charming vocalist Mad
Henriette Sontag, whose dulcct tones and brilliant
execution are every night rewarded with enthusiastic
cheers, appears again tonight in the beautiful opera
Of" La Sonnambula." IN the character Of Amiua
she has great scope for the exercise of her splendid
abilities She will be assisted by Badia and Pozzo-
lini No doubt the theatre will, as usual present
dazzling picture Of fashion,
Burrows THEArRE.-The excellent comedy OF
"The Serious Family" which has always drawn
ments at this establishment II is unnecessary to say
more than that Burton will represent Sleek in order
to have the house crowded. The next feature is
Bulwer's beautiful play 1.-THE Lady q Lyons, with
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Pauline. The theatre tonight will be filed to over
flowing.
NATIONAL THEATRE.--A very excellent selection
Of pieces is announced for this evening, by manager
Purdy, who Is always active and energetic in pre-
sentng light and amusing pieces, and in the engage
ment of the best stock actors. The performances Of
this evening commence with 1.-The Six Degrees of
Crime which will be followed by. Charles H.
and all will terminate with the amusing and laugha-
BILE piece called "The Rough Diamond"
WALLACK's THEATRE.-Those who love good act
ing should visit this avorte and ably conducted es-
Enlistment. The selections always good, and the
house is every night crowded with highly respecta
BILE citizens. Wallacks theatre is in of great
success. The entertainments for this evening con-
sist of Bulwer's splendid piece called The Lady
Of Lyons" in which Mr. Lester and Miss Laura
Keene will sustain the leading characters. All will
close with 1.-THE Review"
WIRES THEATRE OF VARIETIES Herr Kist,
whose gymnastic performances gave the utmost de-
light and satisfaction to crowded houses every
Ing this week takes his benefit tonight at this estab
lishmeHt The bill OF entertainment provided, COM
prises the popular pieces Of Frederick the Great,
the Jealous Wife," Loan OF Lover" and GYM
nastic exercises
AMERICAN MusEuM.-The same attractive per-
formances which were given here yesterday after
noon and evening, are to be repeated to- day. The
Museum is going on very successfully under the
able management Of Messrs j. Greenwood and G.
w. Clarke. The new piece styled the Old Folks
at Home is likely to prove lucrative the other
great favorites which have been laid aside.
CIRous-strong attractions are put forth at the
Bowery Amphitheatre tonight. Theyi include almost
every variety of equestrian and gymnastic perform
ances. The feats upon the tight rope by Mcfarland
are truly excellent.
CHRIsTY's OPERA HoUsE.-The programme an
nounced for this evening by Christys minsres,
sist of singing, dancing, instrumental solos and bur
esques.
Woop's MrSsrRELs, whose performances have al
ways contributed greatly to the pleasure Of the pub
c, offer another diversified and attractive bill for
this evening.
BAsyARD's PAYoEAMA or TIE Holy LAND
continues to be witnessed by very large assembages
L. M. GoTTscHALK's CONCERT, which was to
take place this evening at Niblos saloon, is post
poned until Friday next, in consequence Of the in
disposition of Mr.. Gottschalk.
The directors of the American Dramatic Fund
Association, at their meeting Tuesday last unani-
mously chose Mr.. j. G. Gilbet as their theatrical
trustee for the unexpired term Of the late T. $. Ham
bln Esq.
| takes benefit on Monday evening next, when il IL
hoped his friends will give him q bumper.
| MADAME AIBoSf-Ihe Howard AtheDeum crowded
last evening says the Boston dceytser of the sd IL.
slant ard tie performance OF Madame Alboni in the
'Iialia del Reggimento' successful than
in "Cenercntola Monday evening. She very
Enthusiastically arpaoded. and crowned with large nun
bcr Of bouquets.
Mr. sinclair (ate Mrs Forrcst) had trumphant re
ccpton Of the Albany Museum, tho 3st ult she IL
now iulEliing very prosperous engagement.
Yrs Emma G. Bostwick made her frat appearance IN
s. Louis on the 2zth uI in a concert which mark
ed with signal success.
Mr. and Mrs Williams closed their engagement at the
81 Charles theatre Now Orleans on the 18th ult, With
q full louse benefit.
Mas Fitzpatrick Mr. laekot and The troupe OF French
dancers performing ut the Walnut street theatre
Ihilade pbia
M9dsme Bishop is announced 10 give ps.and concert
~ Washington city, this evening
Madame Anna Jhiljon, tho Eng opcr sinse arrived
H. New orleans on the gath nit.
Jim Rice e playing successil -. apcms..6 A.
Tic Metropolis az theatre, tufaio.