The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-29
Theatrical and Musical.

BowFRY THEArRE-lhe entertainments ann ounced for
With Mr.. addy as Edgar and Mrs. Parker as Lucy
Ashton. Miss G. Davies viii dance the Pas de Boomer
and the comedy OF the Wonderful Voman,' win ter
INMATE the entertainments The Bowery theatre under
the able management of Mr.. Stevens, going pros
perously.
BROADWAY THEATRs.-Ths splendid tragedy OF " Mac
BETH will be produced tomorrow evening for the last
time Those who have not II recently presented
at cost for dresses and magniEcent scenery
should avail themselves of this the last opport uniy Of
doing So The amusements will close with Married and
Settled Conway, lad Pons and other eminent artists
viii appear.
BURIeS's THEATRE.-Those distinguished artists, Mr.
and Mrs. Williams, engaged for a few nights longer,
ard viii appear to morrow evening in the pieces
those performed with such Saturday night
" ISish Assurance" " Uncle Pats Cabio,' add Our
CALI Mr.. and Mrs. Williams are every night received
with enthusiasm, and deservedly The first is first
rate representative of the Irish peasany and the last
is haps without rival in the States in Yankee cha
racer but she is good In every she undertakes and
keeps the audience in continual laughter.
NATIONAL THEATRE Mr. Godan, who was a long time
attached to the Bowery theatre will appear to
evening for The first time in this theatre as Claude Mel
notte, in the beautiful play Of the "Lsdy Of Lyons"
Mrs 81. F. Nchols IS Pauline Mr.. Lingard will sing
my Love is Like the Red Red Rose" and Miss Parting
ton win dance. The drama Of Desperate Came will
follow, and sll win close with the "Post of Honor"
WAIIACK's THEATRE.-To morrow evening Mr. charles
Waiack, the treasurer, and son of the distinguished
actor takes his benefit when programme great at
traction will be presented for the of his
frerds The pieces selected the stranger and
MY Aunt" 1t should be reconeced that Mr. Wallack
wild appear the Stranger, and Dick Dasha in the
farce Of my Aunt" Those who wish to patronize the
treasurer who is very sabe and kind in his manners,
and who can at the same time enjoy rich dramatic
treat, should visit Wsllack's to morrow.
ST. CHARLES THEATRE There will be two performances
one in the afternoon at O'Clock and the other in he
evening at quarter to s. for the benefit Mr. Heusted
the treasurer The programme he offers for the amuse
ment OF his friends ia that cannot fail to crowd the
house. There viii be six pieces performed during the
day.
AMERICAN MUSEUM This place of amusement il doing
fine business the saloons being crowded day Of
noon Mischief Making and the Irish Tutor and
in the evening St Mary's Even The viiiers seem de-
lighted with the Happy Family
The HIrPoDRoME great patre mage which has been
extended to this establishment continues undated
the performances received with the utmost enihus
asm The pros ram for TO evening Comprises
many att active features.
CHRYsTY's MJNsr2BIs This undoubtedly popuIar band
OF Etbiopean deneators advertise excellent selection
OF songs Dances pieces and buresques
to morrow evening.
WotD's ShSsTEEIs whose performances are ALWAYS re-
csved with great delight and APPRECIATION provided
well selected negro for to morrow evening
Campbell is good manager.
INV ORLEANS SERESApETs This well kno vn and highly
talented band OF formers make their first
appeal ance since their return from Csforna morrow
evening, at the Chinese Rooms in exceedingly attrac
tive perfoi nance.
OWENS AIrINE RAgBIEs.-Tns novel and very amusing
entertainment ntinues 10 be visited by large and hgh
ly resI ectable assemblages.
NIELos SALooS.-Mrs Gillingham Bostwick ia to give
grard cor cert to morrow night at Nibos. she will be
assisted by Sigror strni Julius Scde Mrs schmidt Mr.
Py chOwsk Mr.. Nol and grand orchestra. The selec.
tons from BelDi, Do.izstt Mey erbeer and Bshop
Mr. C. W. CLARKE the talented actor, and stage mana
mentary benefit from his friends at Niblos, ia few
weeks.