The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-05

Theatrical and Musical.
BowERY THEATRE.-The pieces selected for to-
morrow evening are the si tS pmver win MI
This will be followed by the drama OF New York
Az it Is in which Mr. Chanfrau, the excellent Co
medan and great avorite viii appear; and the enter
tainment will terminate with the farce Oh '1ood Tor
Nothing"
RpoAnw,y TuvATRE--The beautiful and accom-
plished American actress Miss Julia Dean, who has
been PLAYING round OF her favorte characters dur
ing the past week, appears TO morrow evening IN tue
play Of Love" Us The Countess Sn e WI MN p "s sup
the Duke The smusements viii close with the Esrce
Of "MaIried and Settled"
Burrows TuEATRE-The first benefit IN America
of Mr. Fisher the popular comedian, is TO take place
tomorrow evening, at this iavorite theatre. Inc
pieces selected comprise the dramatic anecdote en-
titled the obstinate Family" Douglas JerrodS
coE,edy of est. Cupid" and the farce Of Turning
the Tables" the casts OF which embrace the names
OF all the comedians.
national THEATRE-The dramatic representa-
tons OF the young American tragedan, Mr. Goodall,
having drawn very fine houses during the past six
nights, induce the management to re-engage hun
fer the next week. He appears to morrow night IN
two characters-Julien st. Pierre, in the "Wiie,o
and Duke Aranza, in the Honeymoon"
WALLAcK's TnEATRE.-The receipts of to-mor
row evening are for the benefit Of Miss Laura Keene
very deserving actress. The programme she pre-
sents cannot fail to please her friends. The
scenery and fine cast, commences the amusements,
and they will conclude with Teddy the Tier"
Mr.. Wallack will appear.
ST. CHARLES THEATRE.-The afternoon and even
ing performances which are given at this establish
ment seem TO be pretty literally patronized. The
entertainments for tomorrow afternoon consist u
the /" Day after the Wedding" and the :" Wander
ing MINSTREL and in the evening, ' Sketches in
India" Matteo Falcone,' the " Millers," and the
Youth who Never Saw Woman"
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nounced for tomorrow evening, are the drama of
"St. Maiys Eve,," together with the exhibition Of
the greatest curiosity in the world, namely, the
Bearded Lady of Geneva, Miss Josephine Fortupe
Clofullia
FRANcoNIs HIPPoDRoME.-The beautiful eques-
TRAN exercises which are given every afternoon and
evening, are attracting large assemblages. The
grand tournament is very much admired, and the
chariot races stag hunt, and other amusing feats,
afford great pleasure to the visiters.
CHIsTYs OPERA HOUSE continues to be extern
sivey patronized. The programme for tomorrow
evening contains variety OF beautiful melodies and
instrumental pieces, which, no doubt, will be ably
executed.
WooD's MINsTRELs.-This band moves along in
career of success. Campbell the active agent OF Mr..
Wood regulates the out door stage department well,
and Horn, Briggs, Newcomb &C., keep the house in
roars Of laughter.
MISS RosINA CoLLINs.-The concert Of this dis
tinguished volinist comes off at the Metropolitan
Hall, on Thursday evening next, when she will he
assisted by her sister, Miss Emma Collins, pupil Of
the Royal Academy, London who will sing several
popular melodies. also by Mr. Max Maretzek,
who will be the conductor. In olden times the piano
was considered to belong exclusively to female per-
formers, and now gentlemen seem to usurp their
places; it cannot be surprising therefore, if lady
whose requirements such as to handle the violin,
with all the grace, fexbility and science of the best
masters, should in turn show the gentlemen that
her sex can make the king of instruments speak, in
the most harmonious and hearttouching language.
When we hear Miss ROsna Collins we shall Judge
for ourselves. As this is something OF novel cha
racter, we advise all to hear Miss Collins.
CASTLE GARDEN.-The fourth grand Sunday con-
cert comes off tonight at this delightful location,
where an hour or two can be passed away with more
real pleasure than at any place Of amusement in or
near the city. The band is good, the ice creams are
delicious, the air is nvigorating, and the scenery
picturesque and beautiful.
NEW ORLEANS SERENADERs.-This beautiful baud
are nightly delighting those who visit the Chinese
Rooms, by their melodies and instrumental perform
ances. They announce fine programme for Mon
day evening.
OWENS ALPINE RAMDLEs-The lecture of Mr..
Owens is very much admired, and his scenic Illus
trations are capital.
BANvARDs Holy LAND.-This splendid piano.
rama continues to be exhibited nightly at Georama
Hall, Broadway. The paintings are beautiful.
Mr.. G. w. CLARKE's complimentary benefit is to
come off on Friday evening next at Niblo's. Seve-
raj prominent actors have rendered their services.