The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-19

theatrical and Musical.


the entertainments this evening, and Mr. W.
Hambln viii sustain the character OF the Duke lie From
sac, and Mr.. f. lddy as Jacob odet; The pcautiLui
spectacle of 'vanhoe" win terminate the performances
Miss Hifert win sing of her favore ballads Miss
G. Dawes and Mr. Fletcher will dance and the orchestra
viii dis course sweet music
BROADWAY THEATRKThe receipts Of this night are for
Tie benefit Of excellent actress and great fayore
Miss Fitzpatrick The selections for the occasion are
excellent The beautiful comedy Of ''St Cupid which
is greatly admired will commence the entertainments,
and they viii terminate with the Love Chase Miss
Fitzpatrick Constance and Mr.. Conway Ms Wildrake.
BURROWS THEATRE-A very attractive programme IL
presented for this evenings amusement The first in
order is the Elton Boy" which viii be succeeded by
ali The leading performers Of this successful establish.
mont The anusements will terminate with the ..Old
Dutch Governor The orchestra, which is composed Of
very eminent musici ns will play several fasorite airs
The receipts are for the benefit Of Miss Weston an emil
nent actress
NATIONAL THEATRE The drama OF Jack sheppard,'a
favorite piece will commence the entertainments, ana
they will terminate with the new Irish DRAMA calico
"ONeal the Great which 10 drawing large assembagos
every night. Mr. W G Jones, who takes the leading
character receives well merted cheers and Mr. Clarke
and Mrs. Nichols perform their parts in admirable
manner.
wAIAeK's THEATRE This well managed theatre is in
career great prosperity it is the very fashion
able audiences who express their appreciation Of the per
in enthusiastic cheers To night the fine old
comedy of the Heir at Law with many Of the most
eminent artists in the cast. The amusements will close
with 'fIigh Life Below Stairs"
AMERICAN MusEuM.-The performances for the after
noon and evening consist of the excellent drama called
the sOld Folks At Home in which Mr. G. w. Clarke,
Hadaway, and Miss Mestayer, will sustain the leading
characters.
C1Rcus-The spectacle of St. George and the Dragon
has proved highly sul at the Amphitheatre and 1t
will be played night in conjunction with other novel
ties There win be an afternoon performance
CnrIs1ys OPERA HousE-This place Of amusement con.
tnues TO be every night crowded. The amusements al
ways excite hearty laughter George is great card
the dancing is excellent
WooDs MrNsTRMs.--Ihis neat hall of min strelsy is
well supported, and Wood is untirng in his oxerons to
please fine bill for this eyening-melodes instrument
tai solos, and dancing,
BANvARD's Exhibition Of the Holy land a beautiful
painting, continues to be largely patronised.
RIsIIYs THAMIs-Ths excellent work of art 10 gaining
in public estimation All who it admire its artistic
beauties.
u ROBERT HELLER the great nccromancer, performs his
wonderful ieats every night before very respectable au
diences.
PAUL JULIEN the prodigy Of the age will give his fare.
well concert on Tuesday evening next assisted by the
distinguished vocests Madame Henrietta Sontag Sgnor
Hall.
MAD VALEHTINI-This vocalist has given concert
every night during the week She assisted by several
eminent artists She gives another concert this evening
ut Hope Chapel, under the direction Of Mr. Hogan, the
eminent organist.
Mr.. NEA1E the tragedian at present in this city, is
engaged to appear at the Atheneum Boston, Monday
evening next his term is for ten nights He opens in
ShaksIeare's Hamlet
METROPOLITAN HAIL-Professor Morton viii give his en-.
above hail. this evening.
Madame Aboni will give concert in Portland Me- on
Monday evening next.
Mr. james +. Murdoch, the tragcdian read one of
shakpeaes plays before the Young Mems Association Of
Cincinnati on the 18th inst
Madame Anna Bishop gave her first concert in Rich.
mond, Va, on the 18th inst.
Mrs Sinclair commenced an engagement at the Metro
politan theatre Buffalo, on the 14th inst.
Mr. W. Fl. Chppendale rendered o complimentary
benefit in Mobile, which to have taken place the
14th inst.
The Bateman Children playing at the Varieties
theatre, New Orleans, at last accounts.
Miss Julia Dean commenced engagement at Charles.
ton $. c. on the 18th inst.
Mr. Bass the veteran actor received benefit at the
Varieties theatre in New Orleans the 14th inst.
The Gremen Of Nashville, Tenn, gave complimentary
benefit to Miss Logan on the It'll inst.
Mr. Martin B. Coombs continues his Sbaksperean read
ings in the West He in Cincinnati the 18th inst.
Wan Sing the knife thrower Of the Chinese troupe re-
eeived benefit at tho Walnut street theatre, Phiadel
Lad