The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-21
Theatrical and Musical.

BOwERY IHEATRE-Ihe beautiful and successful
spectacle called the Arab and his steed which has
been produced in excellent style by that able stage
manager Mr.. Stevens, will commence the entertain
Arrac and Wallet that of Barney Braagan The famous
drama of the Ragpcker of Paris will conclude the
smusements
who is, as usual, drawing full houses will appear this
evening in the tragedy Of the Broker of Bogota "
Febro He viii be supported by Messrs Conway, barry,
Mathews, Whiting and Madame Ponisi The amasements
will close with new farce called To Paris and back for
NBLo's GARDEN.-The farewell performance Of Madame
Henriette sontag this evening" when she
win appear BY general desire, in the beautiful opera Of
the theatre will be crowded to as testimony
of esteem for her splendid abilities
BURROWS HEArRE.-shakspeare's fine old comedy,
called the merry Wives of Windsor" win commence
the entertainments The various characters win be
tanned by Messrs. Burton, Pacde, Dyott, Johnston,
sas Mrs id s ntsa
tainments win conclude with the s'Smiths."
NATIONAL THEATRE "A new and original drama Is an:
"Woman's Wrongs" Nearly all the leading artists win
appear the characters Of the piece Miss Partngton
viii dance, and Miss Deforest will sing favorite ballad
The entertainments will terminate with the nautical
drama of the "Plot."
WALIAcK's THEATRE This theatre is drawing very re-
spectacle audiences every night and the performances
tul comedy Of the soor Gentleman will commence the
entertainments with Blake Lester Mason Reynolds and
as Il the will
AMERICAN kusEUx.-The new and successful specta-
Gle entitled Blue Beard" is announced again for this
evening, in conjunction with the farce of the Dead
afternoon
ST CHARLES THEATRE The bensat CT Mise Albertne is
to OF this evening at the St. Charles Three very
attl active pieces Advertised In which Mr. R. Scott
Mr.. Robinson, Mr.. Lefngwell Miss Mitchell Miss Alder
tine, and Mrs. Mason will appear.
CIRcus-Madame Tourniare and the French equestrian
hnyn heap dvapy hrs11e
theatre, and are engaged for another week. Madame
Tournisre takes her benefit Friday. Mr. Charles Rv
ers also tai benefit on Thursday.
CHRY1Y's OPERA HoUsE-Christy's famed band of min
srels offer another rich programme for this evening"
W. Raner's annual benefit is announced for Saturday
evening next.
WooDs MIssTRELs.-This highly popular band Of ETH
opan dsneators another excellent programme
Tor this evening The inmitable Frank Brewer is to
appear.
RoBKrr HELLER continues to attract crowded audiences
to his beautiful saloon, $50 Broadway.
RIsIEYs THAMES BASvARD's Holy LAND are Witness
ed nightly by large Assem- blages
DIR. VALENTINE This popular eccentricYecturer an
nounces rich entertainment for this evening"
NINE VAIENnSI.-This talented artist is to commence
series OF permanent concerts at Society Library this
evening.
Madame Anna Bishop gave concert in Savannah, Ga.
on the 14th instant.
Mr. J. E. Murdoch is playing to good houses at the Ma
tonal theatre, Boston.
Madame Anna Thlon and Mr.. Hudson, the Irish come
dian. made their last appearance in Mobile on the 7h
instant.
The Ravel Family arrived At Mobile the 9th instant
from Havana, and at last accounts performing in
the former place
The Chinese Jugglers new series Of enter
tainments at the Musical Fund Hall, Philadelphia on
the 18th instant.
The Bateman Children TO have benefit and make
their last appearance in New Orleans the 14th inst
The Rousset Sisters made their FIRST appearance in
Richmond, Va, on the 18th instant.
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Two young gentlemen preparing themselves for the
stage in Cincinnati, and win shortly make their debut
Their names are 4 N Powers nephew of Hiram Powers
the sculptor and H. W. Gosin Of Of the township
trustees Of Cincinnati
John Seton is performing at the Richmond, Va,
heatre.
ATHRArRE NOT CHuRcH.-A very unsafe and ridiculous
decision has recently been made in of the courts
New Orleans. young man in Of the theatres show
ed his impotence at delay in the performance by
stamping and Kissing An officer present demonstrated,
when the rowdy struck him. charge of resisting the
law vas preferred On the trial. Judge ru made the
remark that "a theatre not church-that he
thought stamping the feet manner Of expressing i'm.
patience which custom had long sanctoned-and he
thought the dollar paid at the doo authorized you
70 hiss as you pleased"