The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-20
Theatrical and Musical.

BOwrRY THEA rRE.-Manager Stevens offers an
excel ent entertainment for the amusement of the
patrons OF this avorite establishment The "Jewessr
which, on former occasion, had such long aud
very successful run, will be revived this evening
The cast Of characters embraces nearly all the lead
ing artists attached TO this theatre. The musical
drama called the " Bohemian Girl" will conclude
the entertainments.
BROADWAY TuEATRR-Mr. J. r. Scott, the Anne
rcan tragedian, and great favorite, receives this
evening complimentary benefit when it Is hoped
his friends and numerous adrers will their in
Huence in giving him substantial proof to night
that his dramatic talent has always been held in the
highest estimation by the play going public. The
pieces selected are Damon and Pythias,' Scott
Goodall, Madame Ponisi and Mrs. Grsttan, in tho
leading characters. The concluding pie,e will be
"Trish Assurance" with Mr.. and Mrs. Williams as
the stars.
NIBLo's CARDEN-Those who wish to while away
an hour two very pleasantly, should visit Niblos
Garden tonight, where they will enjoy rich mu-
steal treat. The beautiful opera called the
Bohemian Girl" will be produced in great splendor
al TO cast and scenic effect. Madame A. Thillon,
who is perhaps OF the most fascinating actresses
on the stage, appears as Airline, supported In the
other leading char ctfrs by Messr5. Hudson, Leach
and other eminent vocaists.
NATIONAL TnxArRE-The new version Of "Uncle
Toms Cabin" il drawing crowded houses every
night The Youthful wonder little Cordelia Howard,
Messrs. Howard, Germon and Fox as also Mrs.
Howard and Mra. Fox, appear, in conjunction with
pIny Is interpreted with beautiful songs and
dances The scenery is splendid and the rchesra
music is excellent. No doubt the house viii again
be crowded TO night.
AMERICAN NrsECX.->The entertainments an
nolnccd for this afternoon and evening are the won
der,u frats Of Doretlis troupe OF acting monkeys,
dogs End goats Besidcs the aol,lsements In the 81
loon the audiences have the privilege Of viewing the
yarious cugiosies with which this Establishment
ahouLds
HIrpopRosr entertainments which are every
dfy gwen at tbs place OF amusement are such az
cannot fail H. draw large sssurnblaIe. Tho Car Ok
Flowers IL \ mag nicen. production. The Osner cx-
etcises viii lie giyen as usual The liliprtian ele-
phauts just arrived from India, afford great
ment the visters We are requested u state that
the young lady who iel from her horse is In no way
rjuicd, and Is again pursuing her professional
duties.
CnRIsTY's OrRgA HoUss.-Thc programme an
nounced for this evening IL usual attractive Me-
lcdies. Instrumental perfoI mances and dancing, COM
prise the entertainments.
WooD's MtNsrueLs. The chorus sDr ring, instru.
mental performances and dancing. give tbs utmost
satisfaction 10 The vsifers of this iavorito resort
BUCKLEY g SiRsN ApEss.-Tht well trained band
give their haf.nGnioJs concerts " ny evening az The
Chinese rooms. They present lac programme Tor
this evening.
BASyARnss Holy LASp.--A yis! to this exhih-
ton will delight the lovers Of sc,.tral hstory-the
paintings are beautiful.
Mr.. Charles Burke tie comedian, viii he the stage
manager Of Arnold's Olympic theatre, Baltimore
Madame Anna Dishop gave q dress and costume
concert ut Salon, hass., on the 18th inst.