The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-29

BowERY THrArRE.-Mrs. Hamblin plays Queen
Katharine, in Shakspeares historical play Of
sey, and Mr.. Scott appears as the blur King Hal.
Mrs. A. Parker, Miss Hiert, and others, included
in the cast. The drama Of" Wallace" concludes the
entertainment.
BROADWAY THEATRE.-Miss j. NJ. Davenport,
the well known English tragic actress; appears to
night Julia, in the Hunchback." The cast is
the same as in the late performance Of this play.
Miss Davenport has many admirers in this city, and
we have no doubt that her engagement will be sue
cessful.
medy, /" The Fox Hunt" is to be played again to
night. Everything in the way Of scenery dresses,
&c, has been done tor this play, and it is having
successful run.
NATIONAL THEATRE.-The play founded upon
"Uncle Toms Cabin" is to be played again this
evening, with the old cast-Prior, Mrs. Prior Little
Cordelia Howard and others. The early appearance
of Mrs. Howard, the original Topsey, is underlined.
WALLACK's THEATRE.-"A Cure for Coquettes,"
popular comedy, by Mr. Bourccault, is to be repre-
Walcot, Mr.. Brougham, Mr.. Thompson, Mrs. Ste
Phens and others. appear. The farce OF !" More
Bunders than One' is to be added. The early APP
pearance Of Mr.. Wallack is underlined
BARNUM's MUsEUM-Two light pieces are to be
played this afternoon, and in the evening Mr. Con-
played. The Giraffes, the Bearded La iy, and all
the other curiosities, may be seen without extra
charge.
BowERY Cmcus-The bill for this evening is
varied and interesting. Among the prominent
artists to appear we notice Mons. Nicolo, Mons
Chiarini, Mime. Franconi Mr.. Lipman, aud others.
BROADWAY MUSEUM AND MENAGERIE.--This es-
Enlistment is now ready for public inspection at
337 Broadway. The original Siame'e Twins, living
rhinOcerOs and many other animals, are lere to be
seen. The rooms are well arranged.
BLITz, at the Stuyvesant Institute, will explain t,
his audience this evening the manner in which
spiritual manifestations" are produced. The Ca.
nary birds will also be introduced.
CHRIsTY's MRsTRELs, Uhe original company }
give snentertainment this evening, at the old place.
No. 472 Broadway. The programme embraces
several novelties.
WOODS MIksTRELs, No. 444 Broad way, are d ling
first rate business. The Concert a Ia Julien, .
with new features is to be given this evening.
BUoKLEY's .-Ths company are cnncertzing at $50
Broadway. Read the programme for to night, and
have good laugh at Norma"
Mad'lle. Sophia Cruvelli is all the rage at present
in Paris. Recently she signed an engagement
with the opera for two years salary Of $4,000
per year. She is to choose her own parts, to play
only twice week, and to have four months vacation
each year. In case she should be called upon to sing
three nights week she is to be paid ESQ for the
extra night. A separate engagement is entered into
for two months Of the lady's vacation, during the
Universal Exhibition of 1855, at the rate Of FL 900
per month, that Der salary for the second year
will, in fact, be $4,000.
JIM. Field has opened the Mobile theatre, with J.
Huntley as stage manager, s. B. Stockwell, scent,
artist. Among the company are Miss Anna Cruise,
Messrs. HELD Fuller, Cowell, etc. Neafie played an
engagement there last week.
Mad. Thillon, Mr.. James Hudson, and Mr.. s. Leach
have taken passage in the steamer Prometheus,
which leaves New York on the 9TH December, for
San Juan, en- route for California