The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-27
Theatrical and MusicaI.


BowERY THEATRE-The tragedy OF the "Games-
ter" is selected for tomorrow evening; Mrs. Shaw
Mrs. Beverley, Mr.. Eddy Mr.. Beverley, and Mr.. j..
R. Scott as stnkely. The interesting drama Of the
Carpenter Of R0ven" will conclude the entertain
ments-Mr. Scott as Marteau.
BROADWAY THEATRE.-Mss Davenport, an act
ress OF great dramatic celebrity, appears at this
theatre to morrow evening, in the character Of the
Countess, in Sheridan Knowles play of Love. Mr..
Conway will sustain the character OF Huon. The
farce Of Poor Pilcoddy" will also be performed.
NIpLo's GARDEN -Meyerbeer and scribe's grand
opera in five acts, called the "Prophet" will be pre-
scented, for the second time, tomorrow evening"
Salvi Marini, Beneventano, Viett Rosi, Stetfanone
and Bertucca, filing the principal characters.
BUTTONS THEATRE.--The comedy Of the Fox
Hunt having been very successful during the past
week. the manager announces it again for tomorrow
night The orchestra will play several inspiriting
pieces Of music. and the entertainments will close
with the farce Of the "Samese Twins"
NATIONAL THEArRE.-Aikin's drama of " Uncl
Toms Cabin" is announced again for tomorrow
evening. Messrs. Prior, Lingard, Fox, Miss Corde-
liza Howard, Mrs. Prior and Mrs. Ma SIX in the lead
ing characters. The performance is interpreted
with singing and dancing.
WALLAcK's THEATRE.-Bourccault' comedy
called "A Cure for Coquettes," Is selected for the
commencing feature at this theatre. The cast of
characters embra ses the names Of many eminent
artists: The entertainments will terminate with the
capital farce of =" More Bluuders than One"
AMERICAN MusEuM.-The pieces selected for to-
morrow afternoon are The Queens Own" and the
farce of Secret Service - and in the evening, Con-
ways version of Uncle Toms Cabin" Miss Mes
tayer, Clarke and other clever artists will appear
NEW YORK AMPHIrHEArRE.-The equestrian per
formances which are given every evening at this
tabls ,ment are greatly admired. fine bill Of en-
tertainment for tomorrow evening.
BROADWAY MENAGERIE This establishment was
visited by hundreds during the past week. The col
lection OF animals ID very good The Samese twins
are also exhibited at this establishment.
CHRIsTY's MINs1RBLs.-T old and very popu.
lar band continues In q career of great success The
selection Of melodies, instrumental pieces with the
concert la Julien and other amusing features can
not fail to crowd their hall tomorrow evening.
WcoD's MINsTRELs.-The concerts which are
given every evening at 444 Broadway, are attended
by large audiences The bill for tomorrow evening
consists Of negro melodies, instrumental pieces and
dancing.
BuCKLgY's SERENADERs This band moves along
quietly and with great success. The new burlesque
Of Norma. as also the buresque of Kate Hayes Cali
fornia orchestra will be given tomorrow evening.
SIaYoR BLIrz by his wonderful feats of magic "
attracting numbers to the Stuyvesant Institute He
gives exhibition of spiritual rappings, and table
movements-his ventriloquism Is excellent.
PERHAM's SEVEN NILE MIRROR Of the Lakes,
Niagara, st. Lawrence and 6aguensy rivers IL exhi
bited every afternoon and evening at Academy Hall,
Broadway.