The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-22
Theatres and Exhibitions.

BowERY THEATRE The drama founded upon
Uncle Toms Cabin" is to be played through this
week. with the original cast which has been hereto
fore noticed in this paper. The drama as played at
the Bowery is full resume Of the main incidents Of
the book.
BROADWAY THEATRE-The present Is announced
as the last week of . The Cataract Of the Ganges"
1t Is to be played on Monday, in conjunction with
81 The Hope OF the Family" q drama by Stirling
Coyne, first played at the Haymarket, London, on
the I'd December. At the Broadway the cast In
cludes the names of Davidge, Fisk, Whiting, Laner
gan, and Miss j Gougenheim.
Burrows THEATFE The popular burletta" Paris
and London" is to be played on Monday evening,
also the last new SKETCH called Our Best Society,"
Mr. Burton and other popular artists are in the cast
Of these pieces.
NATIONAL THEArRs.-The Hot Corn and Gun
Gle Tom" dramas are still running at this house.
They will be repeated every afternoon and evening
during this week.
WALLAcKs THBATRE.-The bill for Monday in
cludes the successful piece, d" Bachelor Of Arts"
comedy, " The Wheel of Fortune is to be revived
in great style on Tuesday evening.
BARNUM's MusEuM-A capital bill is offered at
this house for Monday afternoon and evening. Gen.
Tom Thumb will remain for short time longer.
BROADWAY MUSEUM AND MsNAGERIE.-Th ele-
CANT resort continues to be highly popular 1t will
be open to morrow afternoon and evening. The
Siamese Twins to be seen without extra change.
BLlTz will remain at Stuyvesant Institute another
week. The present opportunity of seeing his per-
formances should not be neglected.
CHRYsTy's MlNsTRELs offer ane programme for
Monday evening, including several entirely new songs
and dances. The crowded houses at 472 Broadway
prove that this band is as popular as ever.
MINSTREL HALL At this establishment, No. 444
Broadway Woods Minstrels give a concert on Mon
day, with an entire change Of programme. The en-
teItanment is OF very popular character
CHINESE HALL is located at $50 Broadway, and is
at present occupied by Buckleys Mnstrels, who are
highly popular. Their programme for Monday night
sparkles with vocal and instrumental gems.
BowBRY AMPBIrHEATRE.-rhe gallant officers
and crew of the British ship Three Bells have &C.
cepted invitation to witness The performances at
the Amphitheatre on Monday, Ito morrow evening.
Letters have been received here from Paris, stating
that Carl Eckert the formsr conductor and director
Of Madame HeDriette Sontags operas and concerts,
had accepted the place Of first cOndu:t tor of the
Italian Opera in Vienna, to commence on the LIST Of
April. A similar place in Munich ne had declined.
He is at present in Paris teaching the role Of Valen
tine in the opera "Hnguenots," 10 Sophia Cruvei
and Sig'a. Frezzolini.
Paul Julien has quite recovered from his late Sc
we're Illness and is making preparations for series
of concerts to be given here in about swo weeks.
Max Maretzek intends to give grand concert
soon if suitable hall can be obtained. de resides
at present with his amiabe wife, quite retired at
Staten Island.
Jullien's grand concert OF Newark, las! night, was
crowded to overfowing. Receipts, 1920. He plays
tonight in Philadelphia,
Signor Salvi was arrested few days ago in
Charleston, S, c. lwhere the steamer Black War
ror stopped for repars) and had to gay the sum of
1915 lie owed yet to the orchestra and chorus of the
late Italian opera here for services at his last benefit
at Nibo's
The following artists are at present in New York
unemployed Baroness de Berg, pianist; Madame
DanstrGm, the Swedish prm donna; Signor @. Ba
dali, Signorina Costini, August Goeke, pianist
and Paul julien.