The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-21

which the Thans Of Fife fst up before his SOL
dssrs The gentlemen laugh less a. old jokes or bad
puns and pieces which, at the beginning the SEA-
son. we're received with Of laughter as the
play bills told u.s. fall heavily on pie who do not
hesitate to call them 'bores" The "regular dramatic
may be said TO have commenced aud the mana
gers must be prepared for it. We proceed to the
ming up Of their last weeks buness and the
meAt Of that which is to come.
The operas of "Ernanin and sMasAniello" have been
played at Niblos Madame rhlon has appeared in
'The Daughter Of the Regiment" and ''Ths Crown Dia
monds," the being her farewell performances pre-
vous to her departure for San Francisco for which port
abe will sail the 9th Of Tecsmber At Niolos on Wed
nesay Meyerbee opera 1.-THE Prophet 10 TO be produ
esd The cast includes the names OF Salvi enanone
Dsrtucca Marini vetti, Rosi Beneventano and Qunto
At the Broadway theatre Mr. ia mes Anderson conclu
dad an epeaasment OF twenty four nights Saturday
svsnnp last when he played skiing Lear" This evening
Mss Julia Dean brief engagement. Me- MIL
MANS tragedy Of aFaEo win be played. Mss Dean as
Banca Mr. Conway, Fazio and Mrs. Abbott as Aida
bella
Mrs. Thomas s Hamblin (late Mrs. Shawl has been
playing the Bower during the past week to very good
houses. The price of seats in the lower tier of
boxes been raised to fifty cents each The leading
male characters have been played by Mr.. Eddy and Mr.
Scott. The play of "Cymbens" is to be brought out
evening lfnOg0u. II.
Scott Mr. Johnston Mr. Angwe and others, are incIu-
dsd In the cast.
At Burtons the bills have been pleasantly diversified
with the pieces peculiar to this theatre Miss Robertson
and Mr. Jordan have appeared in the tribe called Antony
and Cleopatra and sustained the characters with spirit
and dash. This evening "Davd Copper field and "The
Young Actress" "Don Qnixotte the Secondna comedy,
written for this theatre BY Dion BOurccaul to be pro.
duced on Wednesday evening.
Wallacks theatre has been doing WE'LL With Love and
Money" and "Bleak House." TO night we are to have
"The School for Scandal" and "Raislng the Wind"
Miss Keenes benefit announced for Tuesday, and Mr..
Blaks's for Friday evening.
The two "Uncle Toms" at the National theatre and at
the American (Barnum) Museum, still attractive
They will be continued at both establishments during this
week, every evening" and Wednesday and Saturday
afternoons.
The present is the last week Of Franconis Hppodrome
The building is to DO taken down. and the company dis
prsed An extra number of performances is announced
~ will be seen reference to the bills.
Christy's Minstres doing well. Woods ditto, and
Buckeyes the same An hour two can be spent very
peasantly in listening to any of them.
MI Julien gives concert in Philadelphia this evening"
Mr. Anderson commences an engagement at Chestnut
street the atre Bleak House," by E. Durvage is the
attraction at the Arch. Uncle Toms Cabin is being
played at the Chestnut. portion Of the company, in
cludng Miss Gertrude Dawes, playing at Lancss-
ter, Pa.
"Unce Toms Cabin" is being played al Pittsburg Pa,
and Cleveland, Ohio.
Madame Anna Bishop has returned from Canada, and is
to give costume concert in Buffalo,
The Baltimore Times that the opera season is
to commence there in December
Mrs. G. Howard is playing at the Olympic Baltimore.
Last Saturday evening" she played Mara in the "Daugh
ter Of the Regiment" Mr. c. D. Keller as Surplice Mr.
and Mrs. B. Williams at the Baltimore Museum The
Ravels are at the holiday street theatre.
The Batenaan children are playing at the National
theatre, Cincinnati.