The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-29
Musical and Theatrical.

BROADWAY TREATRE.-The dramatic selections
for this evening are Of that light and amusing charac
of the patrons of the metropolitan theatre. Mr. Mar
shall always introducing variety regards his the
atrical representations and hence his great success
Tonight Mr.. and Mrs. Williams are to appear in
three pieces the first is "Born to Good Luck" the
next is new dramatic monologue, entitled "Mr5.
Williams at Home and the last, the drama Of
Barney the Baron"
BowERY THEATRE.-This establishment, under
the direction OF Mr. Vi adron, is as popular ever.
Here, too variety seems to be the order of the day.
The play of the stranger" will commence the
amusements-Mr. Goodall as the Stranger, aud Mrs.
Macready as Mrs. Haller. The next feature will be
the ascension of Madame Olinza on the tight
rope from the stage to the gallery. Miss Herring
will sing new song, and all will close with the
drama of "John Avery'-Mr. Johnston as the miser
NrBLo's GARDEN-This well ventilated establish.
ment seems to be as largely patronized as ever
notwithstandi ding the great heat of the weather. 1t
ways draw large and respectable audiences The
beautiful ballet of "Uriel,' with Mile Urea Matthias
as Uriel will commence the amusements. This will
be followed by the comic pantomime of "Jocko"-
Marzetti in his inimtablc representation of the ape
NATIONAL THEATaE.-Mr. Purdy, the active and
energetic manager Of this popular resort, continues
to supply his patrons with every variety of drama
tic entertainments. He has engaged at present. three
fayoiite artists-Mr J. G. Hanley, the tragedian,
Herr Cline, the accomplished rope dancer, and Mr..
night are the Stranger" Heir Cline will follow,
with dancing on the tight rope and the comic drama
OF "Wife for Day." viii conclude all.
AMERICAN MusEUM.-TSe dramatic selections for
this afternoon are "Away with Melancholy and the
Lottery Ticket" In the evening, the new come
dy entitled the Hope OF the Family" will be play
ed. Besides the performances in the saloon, the
visiters have the privilege OF viewing the various
curiosities with which the establishment abounds.
CBRIsTY's MISsTRELs.-Those who wish to hear
simple but sterling negro minstrelsy shouli visit
Az Broadway. The most amusing performances
are announced for this evening. Several favorite
melodies, violin and banjo solos, the concert Ia
Julien, and equisite dancing.
WooDs MINsTELs.-The new burletta called
"Black Douglas is q very amusing performance,
and affords great merriment to the vsiters it will
be repeated tonight. There will also be negro
melodies, instrumental performances, and dancing.
The hall is well filled every night.
BUcKKEY's SERESADERs.-Since the introduction
OF burlesque opeca at this popular place OF amuse
ment, the house is crowded every night. "Cinde-
rella' has been produced in fine style. The scenery
is beautiful, the dresses elegant, and The singing
and music of very superior order. "Cinderella''
will have o successful run.
HIPPoDRoNE.-The equestrian and other exercises
which are given az this establishment are very
much admired. As we have no programme of the
performance we cannot particuarze the various
feas Of the evening We therefore refer our readers
to the advertisements.
AMERICAN MINsTRELs.-Ths band, which is O
selection Of the best negro delineatora, under the
direction and management of Mr.. w. B. Fuller
leaves the city to-day for Demerara and the West
India Islands, by the bark Princeown. AS they are
comp0sed of irst rate violin and banjo performers,
and also good vocasts, they no doubt will be sue
cessful.