The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-12
Theatrical and Musical.

/ Theatrical and Musical.
/ BowERY THkATRS-For this evening" :" Kenneth, y
and g The Scarlet Mantle announced These are
favorte dramas with the Bowery audience The orches
ira will play the .Katydid Polka" arranged by Mr..
Peterschsn. Mrs. Hambn is to appear Monday even
| ing.
liz to be played this evening" with Mr. James Anderson
Hercue The farce Of 'Poor Pilicoddy the conclud
ing piece
BURROWS THEATRE The bill which drew great house
Thursday evening to be given again this evening"
The Serious Family "Ths Yourg Actress" and
"Wanted Thousand Milliners.' Mr. Burton plays two
parts, and Miss Robertson appears.
NATIONAL TmATRR-Mr. Aikens version Of /" Uncle
Toms Cabin ia to be played this afternoon and evening
or late several have been painted and other
improvements introduced.
WALACK's TmATRE-"Love and Money" and +" Bleak
House." to be played to nigh-he strength of the
company being brought out in the cast Notice given
that the play Of Glove and Money has been duly copy
rghted.
AMERICAN MuSguN-The admirers OF ssUncle Tom" will
have an to see that dne old coored gentle
graes the Bearded Lady, and al the other curiostes
are also to be exhibited.
FRANcoN-CapitAp performances announced for this
afterr and evening The coming match between anna.
teur LADY riders attracts considerable attention among
the fair
BowERY CRcus.-The performers at this house, NINE.
Francon the Nicola ane[ others, very popular with
the audiences Two performances to dayafternoon and
evening.
Brz, Al stuyvesant Institute gives two OF his enter
the canary birds.
PERTAINS GIFT SCHEME is attracting public notice. But
few days remain previous to the meeting Of the stock
holders In the meantime the s.Seven Mile Mirror" is
unroned at Academy Hal, this evening
CHaTYs MSsrRns-A pital entertainment this even.
ing for the finale Of the week Plenty of songs and
any amount of fun Remember No. 472 Broadway
WOODS MINSTREL HALL, No. 444 Broadway, is place of
anusen ent second to few in this city there any
doubt about this perusal Of his programme for
cert this evening will satisfy the most sceptical
20 AyeSr No
this evening. Their style of doing operate buresques
instrumental pieces, and ballads, IL very clever
The drama at the Sandwich Isls nas has taken start
The Poidn contains announcement of the opening.
the night Of the 18th September OF Foleys Varieties
which occasion would be presented The Wife Tale
OF Msnua !" with unrvaed cast; to be folio we'd by
variety Of singing, Sc and to conclude with the Rough
Diamond " for the first time in Honolulu. The manager
that he negotiation with some of the first
artist Of the profession in San Francisco which with his
present troupe, will form galaxy rarely eqused ia the
world" He adds that the scenery machinery, dresses
and decorations al and of the gorgeous de-
se,pon the whole Is the sny Fay
ley sole proprietor and manager NJ Brown treasurer
w. St. d. Bingham, acting and stage manager; Mr.. EN-
met scenic artist Charles Nelson mashiast Mr. Her
Bingham, Miss $. Montague Messrs j. T. Downey, John
S. Bingham S Bingham, Tokely Clifford, Collins, smith,
Price, Brown, Clifton Lloyd Day. Evans and Hoyt.
According to the Nevada Journal, Mr. D v. Gates
old the theatrical corps Of California giving
entertainments, being limitations of celebrated speakers
| actors sc.
At the French theatre San Francisco Boildsu's az
Dame Blanche has been produced; Madame Planet as
Anna, Mr. Laglaise as Georges, and Mr.. Coulon as
Gavesten.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stark, after engagement of unpre-
cedented success at Sydney left that city for Melbourne
the 18th Of August They have reaped the most salts
factory pecuniary results Mr. Stark appeared Rchs
Ill at the Royal Victoria theatre Sydney August 18th
Mrs Stark appeared The same evening Queen Elizabeth
and as Margery, In the Trough Diamond"
The Marysvle (Cal) Herald in laudatory notice.
ccSmends the acting of Mr. and Mrs. Waller on their
first appearance the theatrical boards of that city
Mr. w. persouated the character Of Hamlet and Mrs. W.
| that Of Oph ella
There was at the French theatre San Francisco
Sunday evening, 10th October While Mile. Dinner was
dancing the director of the orchestra Mons Sandan by
mistake turned two leaves of his music book instead
This OF disconnected the fair dansee and COM
PEELED her to pause in very embarrassing position One
of the actors Mons Coeau subsequently expressed
opinion Of the transaction pretty freely and in such
TO give great offence % the director Accord
ngy when the actor made his appearance at rehearsal
the director seized him and threw him frora the stage
into the pit The brought before the Recorder
WHO, upon full hearing, fined Mons Sandan hundred
dollars for the luxury he had INDUCED in
The Haymarket theatre London opened on the oath OF
October, with Cure for Love-" and "The Beggar'a
Opera" Blackstone is the manager. Mr. G. vandenhon
Of merit The interior Of the theatre has been entirely
reconstructed The in front of the curtain has
entirely refurnshed the pit and stalls have covered
with patent American leather and the obbie deaden
the noise during ngress and egress have been OVERLAND
with material Gearing the i'm posing name Of lamptu
rated by the introduction Of metal gilt crestng and to
insure uninterrupted view Of the stage the floor OF the
orchestra has been considerably lowered. The decora
tons Of the ceiling proscenum and dress circle are
wholly Round the d. circle and in front of the
proscenium boxes plastic eorichments, in which
are introduced fifteen medallion portraits OF the
most celebrated British dramatiss, from Shak-
spesre down to Mr. Sheridan Knowles and Sir
H. B. Lytton The ceiling has been 80 completely re-.
modelled that it aspect entirely changed immediately
the proscenum on ground of solid gold Ia an se-
CANT Rafaellefque scroll of boys and animals while in
the Immediately above group representing Thaa
Hepomens, and Eato supported by two groups OF boys
TIE spandrils raised enriched panels with boldly
painted scroll ornaments the panels themselves contain
n painted vgnettes of boys holding portraits of Shak
rtae Raaele, Michael Angelo. and lingo Jones
resentavss of dramatic poetry painting sculpture and
architecture. In the arches tina side boxes are
bands OF enriched mouldngs, the spaces underneath
being filled with flowing cinque cento ornaments and in
tages Of ssgorcal figures ntDg Night and Morn
ing The beams he boxes have been convsrtsi into
moulded entabatures with enriched freezes and the
draperes, which are crimson and gold, of new ma
terial not hitherto used in theatres Nor are the i'm
provements confined to the sale of the house. new
stage has been constructed, which, Is said viii bring
with increased capabty for scenic effect light blue
curtain has been substituted for the In or der
to harmonic better with the decoration
of the interior generally and drop scene has been
painted by Mr. W. Callcott.
Re-Enlisted Men In the Army.
| GENERAL ORDERS, NO. ~.
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