The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-04
Theatrical and Musical.

BowERY THEATRE.-Mr. c. Burke the celebrated Anne
Wis evening" in two of his great charoct
Single in the Peoples lawyer and Dickory in the
Spectre Bridegroom" He will be supported by the
leading artists attached to this prosperous theatre
Miss Hiert will sing favoite ballad The
will close with the drama called the "Murder at the
BROADWAY THEATRE The historical tragedy by John
Howard Payne entitled 'sBrutus the Fall of arquin
will commence the entertainments this evening" Mr. For
rest appearing in his great character of Lucius Junus
Brutus, Conway as Titus, Barry Collatnus, Madame
Ponisi as Tulha, and Mrs. Abbott Tarquina. Miss
Price will dance pas se and the
BUTTONS THEATRE-The splendid piece called .'Paris
and London which had such long and very successful
run will be presented this evening, with cast which
embraces all the sterling talent OF this favote and pros
porous esablshmen-Mr. Plscide in his nmitable per-
sonaton Of the French barber and Burton rot the
coachman. Besides. the Of Dyott Miss Weston,
and other eminent artists will sustain charac
ters. Mrs. Holman win sing favorite ballad and the
favorite farce Of Poor Pillicoddy" concludes ALL
and Repentance will commence the amusements Of this
evening" MIR. W. G. Jones Michael Recorder. Miss
Deforest will sing favorite ballad and Miss Partngton
will appear in popular dance. The Scottish drama
titled sKenneh the Weird Woman of the Glen will
be the concluding feature. Nearly all the members Of
Purdys dramatic company appear in this piece.
WAIIAcK's THEArRE.-Two very attractive pieces are
announced for this evening by manager Wallack The
first is "Faint Heart Won Fair Lady, Lester and
Miss Laura Keene being the stars of the piece: An
cellent selection of new and popular music will be played
by the orchestra Miss Aalvna will appear in pas mill
taire, and sheridans fine comedy Of the Rivals with
Blake Lester, Brougham and Miss Laura keene in the
leading characters, will terminate the amusements.
AMERICAN MusEuM.-The drama entitled Six Degrees
Of Crime with c. w. Clarke personating Julio Dor
for TO night together with the of the Phenome-
non" Two excellent pieces are also provided for this
afternoon.
ST CHARLES THEArRE-M J. R. Scott is still drawing
crowded houses to this theatrehe is announced to
pear in his great character OF Ugono this evening, in
the tragedy Of that name The new drama styled
Evalr nd thp far of he T0ffn
Ticket viii also be given.
CRcus-Sands Company present varied and attrac.
tive bill Of entertainment for this evening" comprising,
independent of the regular equestrian amusements
raj novel features.
CHRIs1Y's OPERA HOUSE -Christys Ethiopian Opera
Company continue attractive The songs,
entitled Etty Way" and Lilly Dale are to be repeat
ed, together with other attractive performances.
wooD's Observation-Disclosures Wood has provided an
other new song for his patrons this evening entitled
satisfaction to crowded houses every night All the
eccentric performers are to appear.
IR. vAIENnNEThis highly popular eccentric lecturer
lectures during the ensuing week The receipts Of Wed
nesday, Thursday Friday and Saturday will be for the
benefit Of the New York Volunteers.
PROF. HnIER.--Tbis celebrated necromancer is "a
another series OF his Soee of dabere at 53g
Broadway, to morrow evening The programme is rich
and varied.
BAYvARD's PANORAMA OF THE HoIY LAyD.-This splen
did is drawing crowded houses every night
the Georama, Broadway.
OWENS ALPINE RAmrEs, AND ASCENT OF MoSr BLANC
This novel and beautiful will be given
morrow evening by Mr. John Owens. who is well known
TO the czcAs of New York. II will be illustrated by
bea ufully nted scenery
Mrs Catharne N. Sinclair made her first appearance
before crowded audience at the Varieties theatre New
Orleans, on the 23d ult.
The St. Charles theatre New Orleans, closed for tho
the 25th ult, with the benefit Of Mr. Lynne
The Bateman children made their FIRST appearance Ii
Mobile on the I'D ult, and closed their engagement OF
the 2Stb ult.
The Pou,set family, accompanied by John Sefton were
to perform in Charleston last week.
Miss Kimberly was greeted with overlooking house
at her benefit in Pttsburg on the LIST inst.
Nile Melissa, one Of the French dancers, had I'm,
audience her benefit at the Howard Athcnsun, Bos
ton on the LIST inst
Mr. w. r. Goodal was married in Boston the 28tl
ultimo,