The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-02

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Wednesday evening" s ssf rs, s q, Be performed
sss ns a ,.a N ss:s.
sEisH ;,|s TS S.gEs Mrs Ysonsns
St Xirsn..... mt. Fletcher Iiorenes MIRA Ysonans
Philippe M Glenn The Countess. .ars Dunn
Henrette cher secood appearaace) Miss Fanny Ianders
DURTON's THEATRE CHAMBERS srREEr.-DOORs
ID zen at 61l TO commence at O'clock
Wednesday evening F sSY 81 lynn y b performed
Col Dsm.s Burton sssGsr H %an,sa
sssp M Mssss
Ballad Charming MAJ: Miss Devere
Toodes. Mr.. Burton George Acorn. Mr.. Russell
Frank Acorn Mr. Norton Old Fenton. Mr. Gourley
Ploughshare.. Mr. Holman Mrs 1oodles. Mrs Hughes
Chas fenton. Mr. Leyere Mary Acorn Miss Weston
NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM sTREET.-DooRs
~ open at Ga; curtain rises at o'clock
wednesday evening, February 2, viii be performed
THE HUNCHBACK
Master Walter Mr. Jones Julia Miss Louise Morton
PILGRIM or LOVE.
VXyHITEs THEATRE OF VARIETIES. II AND 10
w Bowery near Chatham square.-C. White, Propris-
tor;-Doors open at ga; to commence at I o'clock.
FREDERICK TIE GREAT
A KISS IN HE DARK.
After which Herr Kist and his talented Son will appear
THE LOAN OF LOVER.
DARNUMs MusEUM.-wHDNEsDAY EVENING, ATT.
ID the new comic moral drama, written expressly for
the Museum, and called OLD F0I.KS AT HOME In the
afternoon, at g. the same comic drama OLD FOLKS AT
HOME, will be repeated The Horse and Rider
turned TO stone and all the other curostes to be
usual Admission to the whole Museum, &C., rs sents
Parquet and Frat Balcony, l21. cents extra.
CtRlsTY's OPERA HOUSE, NO. Az BROADWAY,
II aNz. n,a, w1,l a.,
week under the sole direction and personal supervision
Of r. Chrsty whose concerts in this city, for the past
six years have been received with favor by highly
spectacle and fashionable audiences Tickets 25 cents.
Doors open at GA to commemorative O'Clock.
C,ANFORnS NEW ORLEANS OPERA TROUPE, COM
- priing double the number Of arstes of any other
similar company viii shortly appear in their Burlesque
ure at me troupe are now route to
Troy, and Albany. SAMUEL :. SANFORD, Manager
METROPOLITAN BALI~-FoURrIl GRAND CONCERT
Wl of the
NArIoNAL GUARD BAND,
Saturday evening, February s, assisted by
MADAME OTTO.
feader '0 Rc so,
' pR0GRiMMF. '''''''
PART FRsr.-(Ful ORCHESTRAL
l. Overture to ''Sradeila, "............... Flotow
2. Iiebestr;iume Waltz Tanner
8. scena from . Puritann =. ........ Beini
Madame Otto.
f. Aria from . Eer dAmore," performed
the CIarionet, by Herr KieIcr -. Donzett
sF M"nie song Ss.cI Mime, ,a H. otto
fAST sFSc.U-JFaii Military Band)
l. Overture to "Nabucco, '...............verdi
Aria from Beisario, "................ Donizetti
l. scene and Aria from SaSuc:c, Verdi
Admission a" Fifty Cents Tickets for sale at Wm Hail
Sons 239 Broadway at the principal music stores and
at the door the evening Of the concert
Doors open at Z; concert commences at S o'clock.
NIBIO's Saloons II. GorrscHALK RESPECT
IN fully 10 the musical public of New York
that he will give grand Concert, on Friday evening,
February 4. at Nblos Saloon, on which occasion
Mr., G0TISCHAIK viii be assisted by
NINE. ROSE DE VRlES,
MI. HOFFMAN,
anG Mr.. FRAZIER
PART /.
l. puet-Grand Concertante for Flute and panoforte.
Aessrs. J. 4. Kyle and g. I. Bristow
s. Faniasia-"jerusalem, Grand Triumph.
al (Fantasia for two Pianos) ...... .Gottschak
BY Mr.. Richard Hoffman and the Author.
g. Grand Aria--"I due foscar, .....Vcrdi
Sung by Nine. Rose he Vries
g. Septour, from Lucia iii Iammermoor,' List
Poetic Masar w. ''A''
la,n '.Ossianic Dance 1.-The Bana-
nier, Negro Dance, ..;.;;.......Go ttschak
8. Ara--'Ah, mon 6l;,' Prophet" =. .Mcyorbecr
by Nine. Rose De vries.
wat2--'Di Blavura, (for two Pianos. .Gottschalk
49, by Nme Rose De vries
8. Carnival o. Venice, composed and execut-
Tickets One and Two Doars according to location For
sale at al the music Seats can be secured at VIM
Hall Sons, where diagram be Ushers will
be in attendance facilitate the seating audience
Doors open nj Gl O'Clock; Concert TO commence at 7i
DANORAMA.-TIIE MAMMOTH GEOGRAPHICAL PAN
i Drama of the Mississippi, from its mouth to the
grand and beautiful Falls Of St. Anthony, with all the
principal Cities and towns and general characteristics
OF this mighty river for fhan three thousand miles,
will open, for exhibition the first Of February at the
Metropolitan Hall.
ID II.EYS THAMES, 406, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ON
N Fifty thousand feet of canvass, by the first scenic
artists in the world. grand moving pictorial iiustra
ton Of the Thames showing all the points of interest upon
the river, from its until il the city of Ion
DON Painted from original sketches, by Messrs p. Phil
lips Haghe, knell. &c. Descriptions by J. II. Hammers
ley NJ D. Music arranged by J. Ii. Tuly, Esq. Pianist
Mr.. A. Sedgxick Every evening, at ~ O'Clock. On
Saturday, at Up. ~ Admission redaced TO 20 cents.
CTUDIO CURI0SO, 62e BROADWAY, (UP STAIRS
- between Houston and Blocker streets.-Adinission
ga A. VI. till Top. NJ Those who have taste for the
curious, beautiful and intellectual will he amply reward
ed by visiting this Studio They will sec in this unequal
led collection specimens OF art and curosties OF great
antiquity from nearly all parts OF the world
MADAME SONTAG'S OPERA THIS EVENING. At
wi NblOs.--front seats in the dress circle for sale
at GlMBREDES, NO Metropolitan Hall.
NTOOD'S MINSTREIS 444 BROADWAY FRANK
w Brewer, the wonderful negro dancer; L. Horn, the
eccentric drolorist; W. w. Newcomb the accomplished
bnrlesque lecturer and T. Briggs the wonderful banjo
player.
TTNO TIIF.ATRICAIS-W. f. FISH IRON IONDOyN