The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-14
Theatrical and Mualcol.

Bo.sRy THyATRE.-Ihe eng 4gement Of thu celebrated
French and Spanish dancers at this establishment
not fail in drawing crowded houses every night next
neek They appear to morrow evening in the beautiful!
ballet OF Gisee" Mile Pougaud as Gisells and the IA
vofte odne Senora Sofa appears in slet dvertisse
ment The drama Of la Tour de Nese" will also be
pa. ed
BROADWAY THFATRE-The great success of the tragedy
OF Nacbeth-the house being crowded 10 overfo wing
induces the management to offer II again for representa-
oa next week. The characters viii be filed as usua, By
port, and Madame Popisi.
BURROWS THEATRE.-The benefit Of Mrs Skerre,t is 10
take place tomorrow evening at this popular establish
Inactive comprising the comedy of She Stops to Con
aler,' and the favorite piece Of ''Sseethearts aod
wires the casts Of which will introduce all ths
medians
NATIONAL THEATRE -Messrs. Cony and Taylor are an
nounced to in the drama the Butchers Dog of
cent cInonow night. A new drama, styled "A
'',' scenery, 3resses and appointments, and the
= ,otbe names OF nearly all the principal per
w.hAoKs THEATRE Mr. Testers benefit ia to come OF
to morrow night. The excellent drama Of Don Cesar
de Bazan in which Mr. Wallack will person ate the char
acer OF Don Gear will be the commencing feature-this
will be succeeded by overture by the orchestra and
the whole viii terminate with the comedy entitled Used
Up with Lester and Miss Laura Keene in the principal
parts.
81 CHARLES THEATRE -Four very attractive pieces are
oaeed for to evening" at this popular theatre
consisting Of did you Send your Wife out of Town
The Ioodes, new piece entitled ladies Rights"
and tire Limerick Boy
AMERICAN MUSEUM = The domestic drama entitled the
'od Folks st Home, which successfully produced
at the Museum short time since is to be peof med again
to oriow evening Two auehaole farces will Also be
given in u afternoon.
The HProDRoME This establishment continues to
be DIVIDED to excess and the various performances
received with the greatest enthusiasm. The programme
for tomorrow evening, is very attractive.
CRcus-Mss Rose Madigan's benefit is advertised for
tomorrow evening at the amph heare. The programme
on equestranm provided contains and astrac-
tive fsstures
CHRisTY's OPERA HousE-Christy famed bs Of min
sFeis usual. drawing good houses every night.
TheJ offer good programme for to morrow night,
WOODS MINISTRIES This highly popular company of
ethiopian deneators continue to attract large Assem-.
biases. fine seee,ion OF songs and dances FOG to
night.
BAsyABps HotY LANE This beautiful panort.na sx.
hibted daily at the GeOrama with much success.
OWENS ALPNH RASstEs.-Ihis very interesting enter.
tsinmeht &C ntinnes to be well patrOrized
PROFESSOR AspERsoG. This celeb-ated necyomaucer is
20 series Of his mysterious Wedues
dag evening next as Metropolitan Hall.
C.s1Iz GARDES.-Dodworth's oratea cora,t banS
to gre their FIRST Sunday concert this night
at this spacious and beautiful establishment Those who
enjey good music. inyigo-atipg breeze and The
beautiful scenery of the bay cannot fail visiting the ar
den tonight.
Sigs1 DRAMATIC NovNrY In the coming great
jubilee Of .musemeDts will be presented most delight
Tai species Of ainmen namely dramatic reading
accompanied by music and both in themselves perfs;t
els OF excellence and beauty Think OF a union OF
Ns ndelssohn ard ohak peare What feast o. intellect
What banquet Of noble and tender thought fauc
full delicious music Who that has a soul Of the sinai
lest Intelligence would hesitate moment whether TO
20 not The educated and refined could not but be
interested in such exquisite combination Mrs. KEN.
bic has made the entire tour OF England with the " Mid
Nights Dream, which has resulted in the
que OF comfortable fortune. Miss Kimberley the
vouLg lady who is TO read the " Alid ummer Night
Dream" metropolitan Hall Monday evening Mag l6 ha
already read it several times in Boston and other places
There will be compact and effective chorus and very
large band under the direction OF Mr.. Theodore Eseld
II is needless to add, that Paul Julian will perform two
/ pieces on the violin.
NV THEATRE IN BALTIMORE A theatre is about be
ing established in Baltimore under the management OF
Mr.. George j. Arnold formerly Of this city which will be
known as Al nold's Olympus.
+ TsEAHJCAIs IN CoSyECTTcUT.--W is the world
/ coming to- For the first time within the memory
Of the present generation theatrical exhibition has been
legazed in this good old land of steady habits by
the action Of the Hartford Common Council in granting
scense to Wyatts theatrical corps to exhibit for t.o
months in that CITY, for and in consideration Of the
Of two hundred dollars payable in advance The cond
tons Of the license that the exhibitions shall be
moral ard orderly and shall have connection with az
| disreputabe establishment
We learn by the latest from Lima that the opera
company have opened the second season and are meet
ng with the greatest success.
Madame Bscaccianti made her first appearance before
| the Iimanos in La Sonnsmbula y and created great
| faTUe "Gemma di Vergyn about being produced :
| Madame Lorini sustaining the role of'Gemma.
Miss Julia Dean commenced engagement al the
| Walnut street theatre, Philadelphia on the 9th inst.