The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-29

BowRRY THEATRE.-The same bill Of entertain
ment as that Of last evening is presented again. the
manager perceving that the house Is crowded every
night Therefore, the new nautical drama of the
Lost Ship and the equestrian local drama Of
mike Martin, will be the features of this evening.
They both cast TO the entire strength Of the
pany.
BROADWAY THBATRE.--The excellent comedy
entitled AL that Gfitters Is not Gold will com.
mence the entertainments, Mr.. Conway sustaining
the character Of Stephen Plumb, and Mad. Ponisi
that of Martha Gibbs The wonderful Chinese ar
Gstes will next appear in variety of feats of leger
domain, tumbling, &c, &c. One of the company
will throw head somerset a feat never attempted
before
Burrows THEATRE.-The beautiful comedy Of
Money which viii embrace in its cast nearly all
the talented members OF the company, will be the
first piece The scenery il rich, and the costumes
are splendid. The amusing piece, Gone Thousand
Milliner's Wanted for the Gold Diggngs in Austria
la," will conclude the entertainments. The orches-
ira viii play several musical gems.
NATIONAL THEATRE.-The Irish drama entitled
"Brian Boroihme,' with excellent scenery, will com
mence the entertainments this evening. The lead
ing characters will be sustained by Mr.. Jones and
Mrs. Nichols This piece will be succeeded by the
Lost Child and the aniSements win terminate
with "Bnks, the Bagman." The orchestra will
play several beautiful pieces of music.
WALLAcK's THEArRE.--There cannot possibly be
a better entertainment given at any place Of public
amusement than that offered for this evening by Ma
III,
hence his great sicccss. The first piece is GIANT
Heart never won Fair Lady which will be followed
BY the favorte and excellent comedy of money"
All Of Wallacks inmitable company will appear in
the various characters
WHITES THEATRE OF vARrETEs.-The same ex-
cellent entertainment which was given here last
night, and which attracted denscy crowded house,
IS to be repeated this evening. II comprises the
drama OF the "Rake's Progress and the farccs Of
the Ioan II q Lover and the Lottery Ticket
each OF which cast u the full strength Of the com.
pany.
AMERICAN MrsEUx.-This being the last day OF
Tom Thumb, il IL presumed the museum will be
crowded in every department The pleasing pieces
entitled Faint Heart never won Fair Lady" and
"Hop o my Thumb are TO DC performed both thi.
afternoon and evening.
CIRcrs-An afternoon and evening performance
will be given to-day, at the Amphithcatre. The pro-
pramme announced Is OF an extremely dives fed aud
attractive character. Mons In Thorne, Mr.. Nathan
and the whole troupe, will appear.
CHRIsTY's OPERA HoUsE.-Tbe programme an
nounced for tonight by Christy's Mnstrels com
prises among other attractive features the plantyc
melody Of "My Old Kentucky Home, Good Night
Woop's MINsTRELs.---Thi5 popular band Of min
strels offer another diversified programme for this
evening The lecture on "W0mans Rights, and
the new song or Farewell, Kitty Dear will be re.
peatcd.
BASyAnp's Holy LAND and RIsLEY's THAMES
are 20 be exhibited NJ their respective hills this at
terno9n and evening. Those who cannot afford Time
10 ce them 10 the evening should 90 this afternoon.
goBseT HEtLra i Is successful as ever with his
sotrees Of magic. TIE programme he a1yertisos for
this evening " very stHcuvo.