The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-26
Theatrical and Musical.

conclude the amusements of the evening.
BROADWAY THEArRF.-Mss Julia Dean appears
this evening in Richard Laior Sbiels tragedy Of
"Evadne," being her last appearance this season.
The entertaib ments will terminate with the new
farce, by Charles Matthews, called Little TOdale-
kils."
Burrows THEArRE.-The original comedy in five
acts, entitled "The Fox Hunt" is announ ced again
for this evening. Messrs. Fisher Barrett, Jordan,
Burton, Johnston. Miss Robertson and Miss Ray
mond, appear. The burlesque of "Shylock" con-
cludes the amusements.
NATIONAL THEArRE.-"Uncle Toms Cabin is
still the feature at this establishment, Messrs.
Prior, Lingard, Fox, Cordelia Howard, and Mrs. ].
Prior sustaining the principal char .cters. The
drama is interspersed with singing and dancing
WALLACK's THEArRE.-Tobin's comedy of the
Keene, Messrs. Lester, Blake WaIcost, Reynolds,
and Mrs. Stevens, in the principal characters. The
petite comedy of the " Pet of the PettcOats'' con-
cludes the entertainments.
AMERICAN MUsEUM.-"Uncle Toms Cabin" is
announced for the afternoon and evening perform
ances: G. ". Clark as Augustine st. Glare, and Miss
Chiarini as little Eva. A new DRAMA called " Hot
Corn, or Little Katy" is in preparation.
New YORK AxPHIrHEArRE.-Two entertain.
ments will be given to-day. The principal enter
tumbling, equitations, and lectures on the Maine
Liquor law.
FRANCoNI's.-This is announced as the last day
of the Hippodrome All the great feats of the
equestrian company will be given for the last time.
80 those who have not visited the Hippo irome
should embrace this opportunity.
BROADWAY MENAGERIE.-This establishment con.
tnues to be visited by hundreds during the day to
see the fine collection Of birds and beasts. The
Siamese Twins are also exhibited.
CHRIsTY's MrNsTRELs.-This hall OF rainstrelsy
continues to be as popular as ever foe seleston
OF melodies and instrumental performances for this
evening.
WOODS NNsTRELs announce fine onte -tainment
for tOnight-singing, dancing, and instrumental
performances also, the burlesqae Of the Hungarian
Warblers."
BUCKEYES SERENADERs are doiag WELL and their
songs, choruses, and Instrumental performances a rd
great amusement to the visters.
FRANKENsTEN's NIAGARA.-During fonr months
daily and nightly exhibitions this work WOO favor
with the public. IL has left, and will be opeaed at
Concert Hall, in Philadelphia, on Wednesday, De
CENTER IA, continuing but six cen nights, when it
will proceed to Baltimore, Washipg ton, Richmoud,
and SO coastwse south to New Orle ana, up the Mis-,
sissipp the Ohio, along the lakes to Montreal, Que
bee, and Boston, af Ell which it will be taken to
Europe
SIGNon BLIrz continues to amuse his patrons by
bis ventrioguism and wonderful crnary birds, 1t
Stuyvesant Institute.
JONES' PANTEsCoPE can be seen at Hope Charel,
7l8 Broadway.
The WORLD IN MINIATURE is being exhibited at
the corner of White street and Broadway.
BARNEY WILLrAms.-Barney Williams and his wife
have concluded successful engagement of fifteen
nights at Baltimore. They are at present in this
city, and sail for New Orleans on Monday next, in
the Crescent City.
Miss Julia Bennett has lately been playing an en-
gapement at Memphis, to the delight Of the citizens
of that place. She is represented as having been
greeted by crowded houses, and her performances
are highly spoken Of by the Journals