The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-28
Theatrical and Musical.


BowERy TBEATRE.An excellent translation of Scher's
great play The Robbers is announced for this
ing Mr.. f. EDDY plays Charles de Moor, and Mrs. A.
Parker Amelia. The scrptural drama of q The Hebrew
Son. is also to be presented. Both these plays done
with all that attention to detail for which the Bowery is
SO remarkable.
BURROWS The main attraction at this theatre this
evening is farce yet acted and entitled To
Parents and Guardians" Mr. Burton, Mr. Placide Miss
Robertson, and all the ladies in the company, in
cluded in the cast The comedy of the Two Friends"
and the farce of My Unce's Card ase to be pre-
sented-the whole forming light and agreeable enter
tainment.
BROADWAY TnEATRE-Mr. Anderson appears this even.
ing Claude Melnote in Sir b Lytton's play g The
Lady Of Iyons" Madame Rnisi plays Pauline and the
remainder of the characters well distributed. The
farce of Betsey Baker," with Mr.. Dayidge and the
Misses Gougenheim is also to be played. The early
appearance Of Miss Fanny Morant, from London, is
nouneed.
NATIONAL THEATRE" Un ,le TOMS Cabin is announced
fox this evening with Messrs j. j. Prior, Lngard Howe
Fox Cordelia Howard and Mrs. Prior in the pr ocpal
characters. The play is now in its fifteenth week.
wAI1AK's.-sBlesk House. is to be played again to-
night and Miss Keene and Mr. Lester also appear In The
Morning Call, - an elegant nterlude. Numerous novel
ties announced as in preparation and, among them
two of Bourccaults comedies, "a School for Scheming
and West End"
AMERICAN MUSEUM This afternoon capital entertain
ment embracing two comedies and in the evening the
local dr. ,ma, The Ole Folks at Home joined to ths at
trac Of the giraies, the Bearded Lady and all the
other curiosities.
FRAxcoNI's--At the Hippodrome this afternoon and
evening" the Steepe Chase the Car oFlowers and various
other interesting acts, will be gone through with The
Steepe Chase scene is certainly curiosity.
AT CHRIsTy's AMERICAN HOUSE, No. 472 Broadway, the
original company continue to amuse crowds of auditors
every evening Read their programme for this evening
AT MINSTREL HALL, No. 444 Broadway, the band known
Woods attractive They give this
ing several features including the Concert Ia
Julien" They announce, also, number of original
songs.
Buc1sIEYs-T ori. nal New Orleans Serenaders ap.
pear this evening in their popular entertainments This
evening several operatic choruses announced, in
cludirg several entirely new.
PrRuAM,s SEVEN MILF MIRsoR has been removed to
Academy Hall No 663 Broadway whereit is to open
Monday evening. The great gift scheme continues TO
progress.
At the latest dates the California theatres were doing
we'll The San Francisco theatre had been re-opened,
under the management of Mrs Sinclair with The School
for ScandarMrs Sinclair as Lady Tsaze, Mr. anderson
as Sir Peter f. Booth Charles Surface Wilder osepl
Surface Barry Crabtree Mrs. Duprey Lady Sheer
WELL Mrs Burrl as Lady Candor, and Miss Mar ha as
Earia. After the play, Mrs. Sinclair called out aud
Ladies and gentlemen-I have already received many
sra Of favor at S hands 3 both
before in the yet to untricd capacity Of manager
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sors the novice & shores viii
future home
The Roussetts had produced the ballet ola Gisele at
the American.
Mrs. Farren was playing last week, at Pittsburg Pa.
Miss Julia Bennett and Mrs. Coleman Pope we're at Nash
vile, Tenn
The first theatre opened this continent was at Will
liamsburg, Virginia, September 5, 1852 The play
the "Merchant Of Venice The first theatre opened in
New York was In Nassau street. September II 1i03 The
6rst Play acted WAS the "Conacious Lovers"