The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-22
Theatrical and Musical.

EowERY THEATRY.-The performances will COM
n.euce, tomorrow evening, with "Ingomar," with
Mr. Eddy as ingomar, the leader of the Alemani and
Mrs. Parker as partaenia Stephens will sustain the
chasactero Of Myron. Miss Iiiffert will sing popular
ballad, which will be succeeded by q grand diver
tsement by the celebrated French and Spanish
dancers grand pas de deux by Miles. Pougaud
and Lavigne, and Senorta Soto in Spanish dance.
The beautiful ballet of La Sylphde" will terminate
the entertainment. This programme cannot fail to
fill every seat in the Bowery theatre.
BROADWAY THEATRE.-Mr Forrest, who has been
playing at the Metropolitan theatre for seventy
nights, with unprecedented success, appears tomor-
row evening in his great character Of Jack Cade.
assisted by Mr. Marshall's excellent dramatic COM
pany. As it is the last week Nr. Forrest will appear
for some time, his friends and admirers and they are
many-wiIl no doubt attend his concluding efforts.
The amusements will terminate with the interesting
piece called 80 Paris and Back for Five Pounds"
with Davdge in leading character.
NIBio's GARpES.--The great Canton Histrionic
Chinese Company, comprising fifty performers male
and female, celebrated as the most distinguished ar
fists in China will give their third representation Of
China, to morrow evening. They will also play seve
raj airs peculiar to their country. They will exhibit
the military exercises of their soldiers, and the ia
panese tumblers and Chinese Tartars will display
fcats peculiar to their nations, which. taken as
whole, forms very interesting entertainment.
BuRroNs THRATRE.-Those very great favorites,
Mr. and Mrs. Barney Williams, are announced to ap-
pear tomorrow night in two Of their most popular
pieces, and if may Judge from their great
throughout the States their engagement at Burton's
will have a very profitable result They appear first in
the piece called "Unce Pats Cabin, and next in the
amusing comedietta entitled :" 1t is the Custom Of
the Country Mr.. Williams is great favorte and
Mrs. Williams is one OF the best representatives of
Yankee character in the States.
NATIONAL TnEATRE.--A bill of great attraction is
presented by the enterprising manager Of this popu
lar theatre, for Monday evening. Indeed, scarcely
a month, passes without some new feature. To-mor-
In fcrk t,a G~ok
new Turkish drama entitled the Turkish Lovers"
in which Messrs. Jones and Clarke, and Mrs Nichols,
will appear in the leading characters. Besides, Mr.
PurGy has ged the services OF Donizets wonder
ful troupe of monkeys, and they will also appear on
Monday evening. Purdy's exertions cannot foil in
drawing very large audiences next week.
WALLACKs TnEATRE.-Douglas Jerrold's drama,
entitled the Rent Day will be the particular fea-
ture for Monday evening. Mr.. Wallack, who is
host in himself will display his excellent histrionc
abilities in the character Of Martin Haywood. He
will be aided in the other leading characters by
Messrs Blake, Lester, Reynolds, Walcott, Rey, Miss
Laura keene, and Mrs. Stevens. The comedy of
/" Asmodeush will conclude the entertainments
Lester and Miss Laura Keene in the principal parts
ST. CHAEIEs3 THEArRE.-The very interesting
drama called the "King AID the Descrtcrr will
commence the amusements tomorrow evening. The
next feature will be dance by Mile. Sophie after
which the new extravaganza called "Ladies' Rights
in 1862 in which all the dramatic company will
appear. The entertainments will terminate with the
drama Of 'Jack Sheppard" On Tuesday Mr.. J. Pill
GRIM the stage manager, takes his benefit.
BARNI'M's MusEuM,-The selections for tomorrow
afternoon and evening consist Of the comic drama Of
"Paris in 1888" the farce of domestic Economy
and Sheridan Knowles play of the "Hunchback." Be-
sides the performances u the saloon the vsiters have
the privilege Of seeing the Happy Family compris-
ing birds and beasts, who have been taught to live
together in surprising tranquility, and also other
great culiosities.
HIPopRoMg.-This very large and beautiful es-
tallishment continues to be crowded nightly by
highly respectable audiences The afternoon per-
forInances are also extensively patronzed. On
Monday there will be an introduction of many new
features. The stag liant, which has been some time
in preparation, viii be gven also the grand tourna-
mcnt racing camels and Gle plants, chariot races,
&C., &C.
BowERY AMrHiTnEATRE.-The managers Of this
establishment have been requested to remain another
week so the admirers Of splendid equestrian feats,
tumbipg yautng slack rope exercises and other
/ amusing performances, have q fine opportunity for
4 enjoyment next week
1 CASTLE CARJES-Tbe grand sacred concert
which comes off this evening at this beautiful lOca-
| ton. will no doubt. attract very large assemblage
OF all those who wish TO nhale the purest description
Of air and also OF those who delight in music and in
viewing the bay and the splendid scenery Of Staten
/ Island and Fort Hamilton, the balcony commanding
fine view OF both.
CHRIs1y's OPYaA HeusE-rhe entertainments
giyer every evening at this popular place of resort
are attracting large audiences. The programme for
4 morrow evening contains many Of the most adj
mireJ melodies.
Woop's MINs1REr This band il ably managed
and the performers all men OF good talent in por
,rsying the pecuaTtics a the negro character. A
good bill for tomorrow evening.
PROFESSOR ANDERSON This great magician, who
/ has been lauded by all Who attended bis necromon
tic feats throughout the States viii perform three
nichts more previous to his departure for Earope
He takes his farewell benefit on Trday evening next
/ Anderson deeeIFce bumper.
OwFs@' AIpiNH RhamEs arc becoming very
roruar, - deseTccdly rs his leotfe and scenic
DDusaas.ors art vvia -l'Lolns sni iil1flct.o.