The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-10
,es They appear in three of their peculiar plays this

houses They appear in three of their peculiar plays
evening.
At wallacks theatre nothing has been produced
sThe Love Chase,n "a Cure for the Heartache" 1.-THE
Jenkinses" 'Trying it On and other entertainments,
have been given to large and admrng audiences. To-
night the attraction Is the Schoo for Scandal" with
strong cast, including Mr.. L. s. Thompson Moses
Mr. Lester win also y on his very clever performance
Of Mr.. walsingham Potts. The dramatic version OF
"Bleak House, is to be played on Wednesday
At Burton's the Twelfth Night or What You WILL"
has been revived with alterations from tho cast OF
last season. Mr.. G. Burnett plays Sir Andrew Ague
cheek; Mr. Jordan the Duke Orsno; Miss Raymond,
Viola; Mrs. auckland, Lady Olivia; and Mrs. Burton,
Maria. The cast is equally good and the houses
equally as full as The farce 'y Uncle's
Card which noticed last week. continues to be played
70 the amusement of the crowds who throng Chambers
street.
At the Bowery theatre Mr.. De Bar and Miss valIee
have finished very good engagement. To night the
whole company appear in three plays, and Mr. Eddy
plays Joseph in ''The Hebrew Son. Mr.. William s.
Hamblin has benefit Friday when his sister Miss
Elizabeth Hamblin, makes her debut in the theatrical
world and plays Mariana, in Sheridan Knowles play of
1.-THE Wfe-A Tale Of Mantua." Mr.. EDDY has a benefit
on Wednesday. Mrs. Melinda Jones is engaged at the
Bowery. In the deineation of what is called sheayy
tragedy" Mrs. Jones has bnt few superors
The National is still drawing crowds with "Uncle Toms
Cabin" now in its eleventh week.
Tho great prize drama of sThe Orphans Dream, is to
be played at Barnum's to night
Madame Ihillon was taken i'll at Boston last week. and
her engagement was for few nights suspended Mrs
Charles Howard made hit at the National and was re-
engaged The Yankees did not like Mr.. Slsbee.
Miss Julia De commences engagement at the Ma
tional theatre Boston, this evening.
Mr.. James R. Anderson sailed from Liverpool September
u, and his arrival may be soon expected here.
Mr.. Boxers play, "Ieonor di Guzman, has been
very successful in Philadelphia 1t written for Miss
Dean The "Betrothal by Mr.. Boxer, has been played
ut Drury Lane Brooke davenport and Miss Fethersone
played the principal characters The critic of the London
Times CURLY that ga remarkable instance ola
Of five toerab long acts being for the sake of
single situation which at the end of the piece"
This situation is in the banquet at the end,
and all the rest might have been compressed in
much in the same way it is a simple anecdote which
might have been well told in two acts but is extended
I've by Buwer The literary merits Of Mr. Boxers play
are greatly praised bat some odd expressions rdiculed
On the whole, however, it has succeeded.
Miss davenport has been successful at the Baltimore
museum Mr. Charles Burke is playing at the Olympic in
the same city.
Miss Mary Marble, daughter of the late welknown
gently at Chicago on the occasion Of her mothers benefit
At bee Miss Robertson has been playing with great
capital actress singer in the vesrs line Of charac
tsrs. This lady is shortly to appear at Burtons
A pianiste Miss Aabella Goddard has made
considerable fame in England.
At Astey's, they have been running new burlesque
of "Juper's Decree and the Fall of Phaeton." It
dangerous innovation upon the legitimacy of sawdust,
and base attempt to extngush pageantry by punnng
The dramatic muse Of Astlsy who for upwards of half
the ec1e, has condescended to be funny and to talk
quantity of slang in doggrel rhymes for the entertain
where the Olympan deties found under various hui
man guses enjoying life in London Mars becomes Of
course guardsman, and Apollo trumpeter and takes
part in the gories of Chobham which exhibited in
couple of scenes, showing the dark and light sides of
home campaigning Phaeton becomes a cabman, and Pc
gassus is reduced 10 the ndgny Of driving hanson at
sixpenny mile fairs.
The Strand theatre opened 10Th September with
company of dramatic a,as rather hurriedy collected
after the termination of the operate performances
None of the Iieces were new but very attractive bill
WAS put FORTH consisting of Mr. Strings comedietta
of "Captain Charlotte" the farce of "Binks the Bag
man, and the sketch Of "a Scene in the Life of I'm
protected Female, both by Stirling Coyne with the popu
lar burlesque of "Otheo According to Act Of Parla-
nent - and ballet, in which Madlle. palser danced.
The Marlyebone, under q. W. Walaek Jr., to open
October 1st
The Paris theatres we're all OPEN At the Coincide Fran
case considerable interest has been excited for time
past by the comedy of Dumas, entitled al Jeu-
nesse de Louis XVIII" Crhe Youth of Louis XIyth)
which was composed at Brussels, and which has been
SAINT thence act by act it completed 1t is full
plot and intrigue, and is admirably performed. 1t will,
doubtless, have great success
1t expected that Madame Rachel would have ap-
peared at Coincide Francas but she keeps in retire
ment at her villa at Anteui greatly to the disappoint
At the Opera Comque has been performing a very bril-
liant spectacle entitled The Camp de sesie y also the
"Noces de Jeannette both of which representations
have been admirably sustained.
Two sad events happened lately at the Theatre of the
Palais Royal Lunville, of the actors, and great
favorie, has had attack Of the govt which may pro-
baby incapacate him from the discharge his duties
for this and another young comic actor has
mitted suicide by cutting his throat with No
cahse is assigned for this rash act.
The Theatre de Varieties gave for the first time,
the grand piece, in five acts called the [" Enters de
Paris" (The Hes of Paris). These hells comprise the
Cafe Angas the table dhotes the boudoirs of the
retes the dens Of userers and the Maison de Cchy
the play young loses his fortune compromises his
future prospects, and demoralzes himself body SOUL
Mt these places. Satan plays important part in the
role, which is full of horrors Nevertheless it is sun
ciently hideously attractive to draw crowd for
time good many people will be curious to satisfy
themselves how it is possible in short time rep
resented in the play to ruin themselves body and soul
Monsieur Scribe the most prolific and successful OF all
his reputation by of the absurd comic operas
ever performed. The title is The Nabob.n Halevy
composed the music his skill saved the play.
Mr.. G. X. Thorne, Mrs. Thorne, Mrs. Pelby, Miss Julia
Pelby, Mr.. L. Messenger, Mr.. A. Mestayer and Mr. Kent
sailed for California in the last steamer 1t said that
Mrs. Sinclair has leased the theatre San Francisco
Miss Julia Bennett is attracting crowded audiences in
Cleveland, Ohio.
Mr.. Dempster the vocalist, will give series Of con-
certs in Boston during the present week.
The Directors Of the Association for the HI.
hibon Of Industry Of all Nations notice thst the
Come changes and additions will hereafter time to
0e be made but in Its great departments Of produce