The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-10

BURROWS THEATRE.-The farce Of Laugh and
Grow Fat will commence the entertainments this
evening, and the very attractive piece OF "Paris
and London which draws the largest audiences that
appeared within the walls of the Chambers street
theatre, will again be presented. To see Burton in
this piece. is worth the price OF admission but all
the talented members OF the corps daan,Q,que will
also appear.
NATIONAL THEATRE--We visited this prosperous
establishment to see the new piece called the "Sici-
liam Bride" and were much delighted with its per-
great feature at the National. Mrs. Nichols, and
in fact all the other artists, sustain their parts with
admirable ability 1t will be performed again this
evening, with the dramas called the 'Eve OF Water.
loo and piece never performed in this city, called
"Gale Breezeley."
WALLACK's THEATRE.-The attendance at this
ably conducted establishment during the past week,
was such as to give the proprietor substantial test
mony OF his dramatic worth, the house being filled
every night. This evening two pieces, the "School
for Scandal" and 1.-TWO can Play at that Came"
are the excellent selections for the amusements
In these. Wallack's admirable company OF come.
dams, which numbers many stars, will appear, and
as usual give satisfaction to the visiters.
WHITES THEATRE OF VARIETIEs.-This even
ing is set apart for the benefit Of Mr.. Davenport
glance at the bill Of Entertainment provdedis su
cient guarantee for full house. The comedy OF the
Gladly Of Lyons" will be the commencing feature
This will be followed by the amusing piece OF The
Toodles," with Chanfrau Timothy, being his last
appearance; and the whole will terminate with the
though Diamond"
AMERICAN Acknowledgement Tom Thumb, whose
presentations have given so much pleasure to crowded
assemblages for the past week. is reengaged for
ther week, and will appear this afternoon and
evening. The dramatic entertainment selected COM
prises the farce of the "Viage Gossip and the very
successful drama Of the "Forty Thieves"
BOwERY AMPHIPHEATRE-Sands and Company
have provided highly attractive equestrian enter
tainment for this evening; it embodies all the lead
ing performers in several OF the most pleasing
and difficult sports in the circle. All the ponies and
dancing horses will also be introduced. Those who
desire to spend an hour pleasantly should visit the
circus
CHR1srY,s OPERA -Christy's Minstrels,
II .eems, can never tire the public, notwithstanding
that LEV have performed in this city nearly every
consecutive night for the last SIX years. There Is,
undoubtedly, something in the negro melody winch
will always be pleasing. good programme tor to-
night.
Woop's M1NsTRELs, whose negro deineations are
the delight of crowded audiences, continue IN their
uninterrupted career Of success, and Manager Wood
is reapng what he richly deserves, rich harvest.
The programme for this evening is varied aud at
tractive.
BANyARp's PANORAMA OF THE Holy LAND
This beautiful painting, which has been so de-
serycdly the admiration Of crowded audiences for
few weeks past, continues to be exhibited ut the
GeOrama, Broadway.
| ROBERT HELLER, the celebrated magician, on.
nounces well selected programme Of diaNer,e fot
this evening. His astonishing "second sight, viii
| be repeated.
R1sLEY's THAMES, which has been so greatly ad
mired for the last few evenings, will be exhibited
again tonight, at 406 Broadway, and continue dur
ing the week.
LIN. GoTTscHALK, the American pianist, will ar
| rive in the Humboldt in day or two.
Mr.. Edwin Forrest will commence an engagement
at the National theatre, Boston, this evening
Miss Anna Cruise received benefit at the Charles
| ton theatre on the 4th inst
Mad'lle Lehman has been seriously i'll ut Bosto
for several days.
Mr.. and Miss Nickinson are announced to appea
| at Buffalo.