The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-24

BowERY THEATKR.-There two perform ances An
Thieves ard the dramatic spectacle Of hszeppa" and
in the evening the tragedy Of Jane Shore, WITH Mrs
hamnn Mr. EDDY ano nT :! n scop IN .ms prnc aps
clude the amuseusnts.
BROADWAY THEATRE Lady Of LYONS" is the piece
selected for this evening The principal characters will
Conway LAnergan, and Whiting. The uew farce written
by Charles Matthews called Little roddlehins will ter
inmate the anusements Of the evening.
BURROWS THEATRE The comedy, in Ave acts, writ
ten by Dion Bourceault, entitled " The Fox Hunt" will
be produced this evening for the second time with Bur
ton jordan Fisher, Johnston, Miss Robertson, Miss Kay
mopd, and Mrs. Hughes in the leading characters The
burlesque called shylock' will closSths amusements
NATIONAL THRArRE-There are three performances an
noupced for this thanksgiving day by manager Purdy
One in the morning at half past nine; anoti two
O'Clock and in the evening at half The drama
Of Uncle Toms Cabin Is the attractive feature.
WAIIAcK's THEATRE The comedy of Money" is
nounced the cemmeneipg feature of this evening" With
Messrs Lester Dyott Walcott, Miss Laura Kesne, and
other artists Of dramaas celebrity in the cast All will
terminate with the farce Of the . Review"
AMERICAN MusEuM-Mr. Conway g version OF " Uncle
Toms bn is announced the particular feature at
this establish nent. There will be three performance
in the morning at ten O'CLOCK in the afternoon at
quarter before two and 10 the evening seven O'Clock
FRANoos "A reat variety Of using entertainer IS
are Inounced for this day There will be three per
formsnces-one in the morning. another in the afternoon
xno enc in the evening"
NEw YORK AMPHTHEATRE-A very good selection Of
equestrian performances are announced for the morning.
Chiarin will appear
BROADWAY NESAGERR-Af fine collection Of living wild
animals exhibited daily at this establishment. Herr
Desbach will the dens lions tigers and leo
pards. The Siamese Twins are also exhibited.
CHRsTys MINISTRIES The concerts given by this old and
favoIte company, are usual attended by large and
melodies, concert La Julien, burlesque Shakers, and
Chinese Acrobats.
WoeD's MNsrREIs drawing we'll The entertain
rents which are given seem to afford pleasure to
Of aan~c in.
strumenal performances, and dancing.
BUCKEYES MINISTRIES are well patronised every night,
and he singing and instrumental performances are much
admired The burlesque of "Norma is capital in its way
SIGNoR BInz.-This popular vsntriloquist announces
four performances for this day His entertainments afford
great pie ASSURE to bis patrons.
PERTAINS SEVEN MILE MIRROR continues to be exhibited
at Academy Hall, Broadway.
JONES PATsooPE CALIFORNIA exhibited every even.
ing at Hope Chapel, Broaoway.
The WORLD MINIATURE is being exhibited 1t the cerner
OF Broadway and White street, every day.
Miss DAyEsPohTThis dstir guished tragic ess has
arrived at the Irving house. after very brilliant engage
meht ia Boston, and will appear at the Broad way
on Monday evening next
OrFsIsG OF THE ITALIAN OPERA NRw ORIEASs-There
vas u house ut the Orleans theatre last evening" says
tie coyne Of the 10th inst upon the occasion Of na
surstpg the Of the French opera in our city
eoocly proportion Of the fashion and beauty of New
leans was presen. and the corp dal of the newly and
handsomely decorated and brilliantly Illuminated sale
struck every with admiration The Orleans IL now one
OF the mort beautiful theatres in the country
The opera was the wearying Barber Of Seville
otsed by Rbsin in Of the bapprst moods of that
most genial OF masters Its perfor NANCE taken as a
whole, satisfactory und and we'll de-
served applause throughout introduced several
artists each Of whom made favsra Die impression
The Rosina Mademoiselle Martial q mez 20 soprano
Of no great power Of but who gives promise of
hling many vaudeville and petit comedy parts
bly, The part she made her debut in was little beyond
her powers to do full justice to; but che well re.
ceived, and il destined, think become q favorte
N. Holtxem was the Almaviva. He is q Young man of
good appearance and graceful manners His voice is
lacking in power but Is of sweet and sympa qua
lily He Is the second tenor Of the troupe His perform
ance OF the role in wheh he made his debut was respesA
able, but not efective But he is good actor and will
make his mark in parts less preentous than that the
Count Almavlva.
M Montcar the Bartolo. He has a bass voice Of
good quality, but somewhat worn. VS. Judge He con.
tented hmse with singing the music of bis part artist
was especially fault in the where Basil Is descrb
ing to him the is tai effects Of calumny
NJ Bchers Basilio had but one thi az by which to
sgnalize hmself-the great caumny scepe-to which he
did full justice He has fine bass organ. ard he dis
played his powers to admiration the willy Basil His
make up was iDimitable.
But the great hit of the evening was the Figaro of La
croix who. to the advantage of fine figure taking
mar ner expressive face, the most agreeable acion
adds that m ost imp ortan of qualities fine and we'll
cultured voice II baritone Of singular compass and
richl and s just the voice for Figaro On his first
appt srsnce he mace decided impression and th. he
felt sentiby, al showed that he did throughout He
through his taking part with abandon that did
not for moment hag spd at the fall of the curtain he
ras unanimously declared fayorite