The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-14
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Theatrical Intelligence.
REVIEW OF THE PAST wEEK-DRAMATIC MATTKf5 A.

ing the past week Is Mr. Bourcicaults "ioye and Money
which brought out beautifully at walacks theatre
| has been played through the week, and is
nounced for the whole of this week The of this
affair fully proves that theatre always ready
20 -srd the and enterprise Of managers
Other theatres have all done fine business and the
bill presented have displayed taste and Judgment on the
part of the managers.
At the Broadway thestrs Mr.. Anderson has played
Rich:ud III" Hercue, ("Civilizstion,' and Charles
('Ihe Easr Brothes, to fall audiences. This evening
he will ,ssay "King Lear !" which is announced to b
brought oUs with new scenery and appointments Mr..
Conway is 70 play EeTar, and Madame Ponis Cerdea,
Miss Fanny Nsaat to appear the Fool Mr.. Andsr-
sons engagemsst at the broadway to close. h
will be succeeded b. the l.gsh tragic actress Mas j.
NJ Davenport
Mrs. 1ambHn has resolves. to return to the stage ana
she is to appear this evening at the Bowery theatre
Masgaret Emore, in Mr. Loysns play, Gloves Saeri-
fce" The Matthew Elmo cf the evening ia Mr.. JohB
r. ssott, who has becn engaged 70 support Mrs Hambn
When Mrs. Shaw this Lady perhaps tho greatest IA
vote that trod tie Bowery Boards and suppose
that her old admirers will musten force to greet hsr
this evening. Mr.. William H. Har,blin has pubnshsd
card announcing he has sold his interest in the
cry theatre and has connection with Its manage:
ment
At Niblos Garden Verdi's Enani is to be given tha
evening, by Maretzek's troupe Steanone yist Marni
and Bsnsventano included in the opera
Meyerbeers "Ie Prophets" underlined as To be inaa.
| diately produced.
At Burtons theatre, this evening" Anthony and Us
opatra," neat little farce from the Frenoh is to b
played. There but two characters in the psea
| which to be played by Mr.. Jordan and Miss
Robertson, The very attractive burleta of Pars and
London is to be played. This theatre has been doing
great business for the past two three weeks.
AT Walack's theatre, 'Love ard Money and popular
farce announced for this evening.
The drama of "Uncle Toms Cabin still keeps the
stage at the National On Thursday when it played
for the one hundredth time there illumination
and display Of fireworks, with martial music.
At the American Museum the houses have been very
good The drama Of 'Uncle Toms Cabin the giradss
the bearded lady, and all the other curiosies animate
and ir animate, being given for w'ntyive cents
ii lie Gabrielle de la Motto, fdnise announced a. the
pupil OF Mendessohn Liz and Thalberg gives her 6rst
concert in New York, Niblos Saloon Thursday
ming next.
The Amphheatre, in the Bowery, is now occupied
by good equestrian company, and their performances
successful pecunarily speaking. Mr. Charin with
his train ed horse is popular feature in the entertn
ment.
The propretors of Franconi's Hppodrome announce
that this evening young lady, amateur rider, fro
Springfield Mass will ride match against the fomais
riders professionally employed in the establishment Ths
prize riding habit etc. and the match promises to b
an interesting one.
The original Chrsy Minstrels, At 472 Broadway, ere
Doing very WELL who desire to see and hsa9
them comfortably should go early.
Sc fun is expected at Woods (444 Broadway this
evening The concert la Julien led by Wells got uY
in good style.
Buckeys Mnstrels, at $50 Broadway bring out bur.
letque scene from Beni's Norma" this evening ThsY
| do this sort of thing in very good style.
Btz at stuyvesant Institute amufes large audience
every evening. His performances will be continued dug
| ing this week.
Perhams ''great gift scheme is to be decided %
| Wednesday, 10th.
Julien gives a concert in Philadephia this evening
The of the PhiadelpAia Philharmonic TOOK
pace Friday evening. sisnora Manzni and Sisnor
Quino among the artists.
The vsretss theatre, New Orleans, opens the 2Sd
November. Messrs. Goodall G. Holland Lynne Mrs. O.
Howard, aud other talented people engaged.
The theatre a. ohrleston s. c., opened, and stock
pieces being payed. We have printed list Of the
company.
At the Howard Athen@un, Boston, Miss Davenport has
brought out her adaptation of Camills The Journa
| says
1t tightly successful and fleets great credit o.
Mrs davenport we'll as the Howard Athsnaum the
manner in which 1t presented 1t created the great.
est enthuiasm and engaged the most strict attentioa
OF the large and fashionable audience who gave her
spontaneous call at the end Of the fourth
close OF the piece It exceeds ia interest any othr plAy
/ D3ve4pOrL
merit even her Adrienne
| At the Thestre Lyrque, Paris they have produced
lie Bjou Perdu y music by A. Adam, hbretto by n
| Leuven. cdaoirice, Mme Marie Cabe has made
her deb In it. She is lad, who excellent soprano
voice rather thin in quality and highly 6ni he'd sxscu-
ton adds the qualifications Of a sprghtly and
graceful The time of the opera that of Louis
Xv-the scene, Versailles. The heroine of the opera
Me- Tonon, pretty flower girl, whose charms have
committed terrible havoc among the young gardeners Of
the vicinity-to of whom by Pacoms she has
given her heart and promised her hand Bat the full
blmen of this promise obstacles arise these
obstacles supplying the incidents of the which the
author has worked up into using mbroglo We
find that the copquests of the fair Tonon extended
the court and that among her proessed admirers the
Marquis d'Angennes, well known Of the day. His
passion however, is merely assumed for the purpose
conceang iason which exists bet him and Nine
qulard the wife ofa particular friend and fell
small part of the pquancy Of The piece arising from this
unucky pecul arly his pstion being known the au
dience while poor NJ Cccqmard is playing the liberns
and continually launching his cperams against the
enterprisng his advances Toinon receives smart
box the from the fair hand Of the auiste and
mortiGes him 80 much that he makes wager Of thou,
sand Louis with Cocquilard, that he will bring her TO
hopeless bet by most Unlocked for cir.umstanos Il
appears that the other pshments of Tonoa,
eS"s by se Dot
the director OF the opera soliciting him to give hss
q hee lucky Familiar sns to Ss
| Comque, the answer of the manager falls into tha
| hands Of he Marquis, who contrives that inatesA
/ Of going 10 the house of the director che shah
| be con 'eyed to his Petite Maison. Hors he re-
ceives her surrounded BY Cccquillard and host q
other friends attred in the costume OF the Olympian di
whites whom Of course, she b.lieveso be the
and kind Of rehearsal takes place. at which hsr
voice xces tho highest admiration the part OF the
counterfeit impsssdyo aud his ooprir The dangers f
poor Tonon's situation became very alarming but
by the ingenuity of the author, and CT wa
of incitents too tedious to narrats she escapes un-
scathed and returns to her flowers perfectly q
all amb ion 10 shine ut the opera. In the meantime
poor Pacome her lover, Indignant at her deseton os
him, has enlisted for soldier, and also goes through
number OF adventures aud yicnsitccs- which end os
course in the reunion of the lovers and the prospect
merry wedding. The title of the piece lie Hiou
rerdn" arises from the loss Of small watch 80. wth