The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-18
Theatrical aud sf~s,cn,.

eowssy THRATRE Mr.. c. Burke the excellent come
has been engaged and will appear this evening in the
national drama called the evolution in the charac
ter of aessogotama Jenkins and will sing Independence
Day Mas HiHert will sing and Miss G. Dawes and Mr.
Fletcher viii dance the Lafayette Polka The entertain
meats VIII terminate with the beautiful romance called
nsnt Artists Will appear.
BROADWAY THEArRH.-The tragedy Of 'yenice Preserv-
ed viii DO the attractive selection for this evening Mr.
Forrest VIZ have fine opportunity for the display OF his
great hstrionc ability in the character Of Pierre which,
doubt in his hands will receive all that sterling talent
Jafer and Mde. Ponis Belvidere. The entertain
ments close with the farce OF the Obstna Family
NBtos GARpKS-Belinis beautiful and popular opera,
with the prncips artists of the Aiboni and Maretzek
troupe in the leading characters Mad Aboni appears
distinguished alike for the refined qualities of voca
lizAtion-on possessing rich, round, euphonous con-
it ia very probable Niblos this evening win present
brilliant display Of our musical citizens.
BURROWS THEATRE. = Although there perhaps
has been greater competition among theatrical managers
than At the present yet this establishment
to lose nothing Of its popularity the theatre being every
night well filed Burton manages to have the best
artsts-hs selections good and hence his great
To night he offers very attractive bill. First
time in America of the play called Civilization" with
strong cast, also, the farce Of the Omnibus
NATIONAL THEATRr.-This establish ment after having
Undergone thorough repair, in painting, decorations,
carpet'ng, &c, opens this evening with the grand
character of Gle by Mr.. W. G. Jones, Mariana By Mrs
Nichols. The other leading characters by Messrs
Clarke Lngard Mrs. Jones, and Mrs Iingard Great at
teaon has been paid to scenic display and appropriate
costumes. The entertainments will commence with the
hiseries Of Human Life
Works Wonders will commence the amusements this
evening, With those celebrated artists Blake Lester
Brougnam, reynolds Miss l. keene, Mrs Hale, Mrs.
Miss MslNna viii dance Pas de Zephyr, and the
orchestra vii play several popular airs The next piece
nents will conclude with the farce of Good for
Nothing" This bin can hardly fail in filing every seat
In this neat and ably conducted establishment.
AMERICAN MUsEuM.-The beautiful drama entitled
The Willow Copse, is to be produced this evening at
the Museum the cast of which includes all the leading
performers The farce OF the Limerick Boy" and
Athletic Exercises by the Roman Brothers will be
given IN the afternoon.
n. CHARLES THEATRE Mr.. J. NJ. Cooke and Miss Julia
6ssrs The pieces selected are e dramas - Of rhs
neutrality-suspicious." and I" Eveleen Wilson, and the
farce Of I" The Boys of Saratoga"
CRoUs,-In order to enable the performers to take
benefits the Amphithcatre win continue open FIVE days
longer, On Friday 1here will be a ticket night or
general benefit to employees Of the establish
equestrian, win take his benefit After the company of
Nessrs sands Co have left the city, new troupe Of
equestrians from the South, with Mr. Madgan and
ME Stone ut its head viii re open the Amphtheatre
the summer season.
CmIrr's OPERA HoUsE-Cbristy's popular band Of
Ethiopian performers announce well selected programme
for to night.
woop's NrsTRns continue 10 attract large assemblages
They offer very attractive bill Of amusement for this
evening"
BAsyARD's HoIY LAyD.-This beautiful panorama will
be exhibited every evening this week Those who have
not yet should visit the Georsma where they
enjoy rich treat.
Rosmr HELLER still continues to delight his patrons
with his surprising necromantc feats. He presents
programme for this evening which contains OF his
fests Of Iegerdemain.
JoHr OWES ASCENT TO Moyr BrAyc-Amidst all the
interesting, original and amusing entertainments with
which city has been flooded pre- eminent above all
John Owens highly graphic extraordinary and unparal
lsled ascent OF Mont Blanc Mr. Owens possess es the
curious and pleasing faculty Of enchanting the entire
tenon Of his auditors, while his natural ability first
class comedian enables him to present several very pecu
Liar and irresistaby 1udcrous characters We would
strongly advise all who wish to pass evening of una
ioyed bent with much that is instructive
lose time In attending Mr. Owens highly intellectual
aud spirited entertainment.
Asonrm Actress ALTAR.-Mrs. Rachel Isabella
sAntor OF the Memphis theatre, married the 9TH
INST, At Memphis, 70 Mr. William Bright.