The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-01

nouDced for this evening rhe In In It's
week, and drass we'll Mr. d Rios plsys Unole Tom
and the cat Includes the pnopal members Of the com
Fssy.
BROADWAY THrArRA We have no change to note in tb,
Gsnges" and "ths Hope Of this Family" continue e
peAs lsrga audiences and tbs prospect that they vii
do 20 for some time TO come
BrRross TnnTFE Mr.. Durivaye's srscess'ul pteos
.nd.n nes' continues to be played 70 dssgntse
nuoenees " ~ now be con.idsrec fIu a, -o1.Yh
Miss aymond Mr. Fisher and Others sustain their pa
for this evenieg.
NATIONAL THrArRK-" Uncle Toms Cabin, n ths A.
traction for this afternos this evening Mtts Orr.
della Howard as Little Eva Is the great feature Of the
piece.
wAnAcKs THEArR Mrs. Hosy makes her second an.
psarAnoe at this house this evening, Oastanos n
the Lovs Chafs" supported by Lester, Thompson, and
Pretty Piece q Butin,s" win BE- added. '' ' .
RARSrM's BrsruK Gen Tom Thumb roes tsrouuh
with al his pef,rmar this afternooa and svenios
and recouns bis eventual history Thea there are we'll
70 sctsd dramatic he sirass the bssrdsd
LADY, and ether curiosities
BROADWAY NrSAGKpn.-As hour or two can b vsrv
pleasantly spnt No 1877 Broadway where you can sss
In the world the big lion and the livpg TIA
STA mste twins are AFRO here
sioSoR BIIz This jolly little magiciau riyss two an
tertasmeDts to-day, ~ the Stuyvssant Institute Ths
lssnso canary birds are grss: fayortss vith ola ma
yourg.
CHRkIY's NISnHrrs = The "rodsl trouusn have
brought out several things this wsss 10 the way
songs dances, &c The enter sAnent well eonducted
CHnRr HAIL TIL. Bucilsy Asstrsls have brought out
a new ssoR, We Meet Arain" which will he suoG this
evening BY Psroival The great burlssqus on Juisa
orchestra gill sko be given.
wooDs MrssTRns The last sorg 10 called " Hold
Your Horses" 1t win DO sung again TO night along with
full p'os anime and tive capital burssquss.
TIE LAST Wink Of Psrhams seven Nile Mirror ct Asads
my Hall L. snsouctd
Mis- DAvpsroRr commenced an engagement ct the bow
ard Atba1eun, Boston, on Monday, julia, In " fhs
Bssebsecs A's r. horsnt o. Hsien, and O. X. Nckin-
- Sir Thoma, Clifford.
Mrs.. MowAn leaves New York for CharIsstos on the
18th Of February II well enough she oommsnoss her
farewell engagements Ut that place She thes viii come
"a far Forth n Philadelphia then west TO st. Louis and
In Bcstsn, the last two weeks OF May.
The Boston BE says:-"The Eagle theatre estate,
Sudbury street. 10 TO BE- improved lts theatrical days
are ended s 'front.' lower door there 10 b three
large a.d stores la the ear opening In frout
large oArrsge oepossry On the sect nd story, Offices
billiard rooms asd grand dancing hall. These Improve
BY Francis Kecer, North Msrhst street. The sesnery
AID fAxe proper Ties sod 1t auction Saturday or
SIS The scenery was fair, some Of the proper
ties far - thsy vent so 80 They consisted Of three
the trunk u ~ elephant, and paint brush The pur.
chavr Csarlss Johnson Of National theatre
IL TO opea vaudeville reths Gariok sAlooa-nsxt
summer. In Por iAsd street"
O. Rce Of Boston, has written COMEDY In two scta
Which !. TO Be played At the Museum.
Mr.. Thoman has retired from the Museum company
sd going 10 Cahfornia Her husband promDtsr -
the American theatre, SAn FrsDcisco.
Mr. Roursieault gave his last literary evening 10 Bos-
ton on Mosdsy The Mad sys that 'ft Ia IN contsmpla-
ton to present. him With fsstimonial In sohnowsdg.
meat Of his services 10 DRAMA and that Mr. Forrest
has expressed dssire 70 tAle part the movsmsnt AZ
q rso<et reading in Boston Mr. Bouroioaak ansouncsd
society and that II wosld Be produced before he s the
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