The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-22
Theatrical and Musical .

BowmY THEATRE Stevens good management is at
tracing very large audiences to this theatre The pieces
selected for this ever ing are first the tragedy of
"Douglas"-Mrs NJ. Jones Young Norval Mr.. Eddy as
Old Norval Mr. Johnston Glenalvon and Mrs Parker
as Lady Randolph The drama Of s'Ia Tour de Neslei
will succeed and the comedy of the sNew York Nliners
will follow.
BROADWAY THEArRE-Mr. and Mrs Williams appear this
evening pieces it being the last night of their en-
West The entertainments consist Of the local drama
Of Dick the Newsboy,'' the petite comedy Of Paddy
comic drama of 9 Barney the Baron-the principal
characters in which will DO sustained BY Mr.. and Mrs.
Williams.
BURROWS THEATRE fayorise resort is well 6lled
every evening and the audiences generally express their
satisfaction of the performances Tonight fine bill is
offered for the of Burtons patrons The first
feature will be the comedetta of sTryng it On which
will be succeeded by the interlude of the young
tress" The entertainments will conclude with the
comedy Of the cold Dutch Governor The respective
characters are filed by very eminent artists
NATIONAL THRATRK.-There win DO afternoon per-
formance of Unce Toms Cabin to day, for the conve
no doubt, the house viii be crowded The evenings DER
formance will be the same. The orchestra will play
during the evening several melodies.
wAIIAcx's THKArRH-rhe pieces selected by manager
Wallack for this evening" 'Faint Heart Never Won
Fair Lady, and the new drama called 'Beak House. y
In the first piece the leading characters will be Ained
BY Mr. Lester and Miss Laura Keene and rearly oil of
Walacks talented artists appear in the last piece The
orchestral department will execute several beautiful
lures and national airs.
AMEfuCN MUSEUM-ln6 entertainment Seect6d Tor THIS
afternoon is the play of Loven with Mr. Clarke and Miss
Mestayer in the leading characters In the evening the
"Rsview" and the Miner's Holiday" will be presented.
FRASOoM's HIrroDRoaE.-The amusements given every
evening 1t this popular resort afford the greatest plea
e The visers The jumping by the lady eqursnnes
over the ditch, is greatly admired The programme for
this evening contains many surprising fats.
CBRErYs OPERA HoUsEThs last weeks receipts al this
prosperous establishment averaged $3.50 per yht
evenings going high $3.50. fine bill for this
ming
WooD's MINsnRErs-This band Is doing fine business
The programme for this evening consists Of negro mso
dies, instrumental performances, and can;ng.
PUcxIEys SrIESADsRs very popular. Their hall is
well filled every evening, and the audiences delight
cd with the vocal and instrumeatal performances.
SIesoR BIrz-This very able ventroquist continues to
be literally paronized He gives afternoon enter
nent today, and another in the evening.
PERTAINS StyEN MILE MRRoR-This gilt exhibition con
tnucs in very successful The attendance very
respectable.
BASyAkDs Holy LAND-This bes utifuI panorama is still
attracting large assembges The paintings representing
celebrated Scriptura localities splendidy executed.
Madame Sontag will give the first Of series Of concert,
at the Musical Fund Hail. Philadelphia, this evening.
Mrs. Mowats health liz recovered, and she will
her farewell engagements at the different thea