The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-07
Theatres aMe Exhibitions.

BROADWAY THEATRE-The attendance at this theatre
is such the manager must he pleased wth-the house
is every night crowded. The petit comedy of 'Faint
Heart Never Won Fair Lady, the grand romantic fairy
spectacle of the sTnvsble Prince" will follow, and the
comic sketch called the Fary Starr win conclude the
entertainments Of this evening The casts embrace the
names Of all the leading artists.
BowERy TEEATRE-The dramatic selections Of this esta
bshment Of such great variety that the vsers
increasing and they generally separate highly delighted
with the perormances shakspeares great tragedy q
ing, Mr. J. R. Scott Iago, and Mr.. G. j. Arnold
Othello The concluding piece will be the new drama
called the "Lonely Man Of the Ocean"
NIBIO's GARDKN-Tllis beautiful establishment still
continues in successful of dramatic entertain
ments. The overture win commence the amusementa Of
this evening, after which the amusing farce Of sNy
feature will be the grand ballet Of Catarina in which
the accomplished Rousset Sisters will appear-Caroins
Rousset in her inimable representation of Catarina
BURROWS HEA1RE-Thc selections for this evening BY
Manager Burton such as cannot fail to crowd the
house. The new comedy by Douglas Jerrold, entitled
ssssi Tsm @ ' BURTON Fishers s
Johnston, Miss Raymond Mrs. Burton and Mrs Hughes
will sustain leading characters.
NATIONAL THEATRE.-Purdy is as active AMI energetic
as ever lie has very good company at present, and
Tonight the drama of the Heart of Cold" and
the drama Of the " DEVILS Daughter, (" form the
principal character Of the Heart Of Cold and Miss
Hathaway in the leading part in the "Devlps
Daughter"
wAIIAcK's TuK,rRE.-The excellent management Of
Mr.. Waack has had the effect Of crowding his house
every night. The dramatic selections capital, aud
the acting cannot be surpassed The opening piece OF
this evening is the comedetta, Two Can Play at That
Came" Miss Rosa Bennett, Mr.. Lester, and Mr.
Brougham appearing. Tie drama Of the Brigand,"
with Mr. Wallack and Mrs Hoey in the leading parts,
will follow. All closes with the farce Of Out the
Loose"
METROPOLITAN TIKATRr-Mss Julia Dean, an actress
Of great merit appears to night in the play of " Lu
Mss a liner r..
fine actor, Gubeta. Miss Devellin win sing song.
the orchestra will play several nspirtng airs and the
entertainments will conclude with the drama Of tho
tSlcdge Driver" Mr.. E. Eddy as Joan DaniloH. Some
pieces informed, being rehearsed and wiz
soon be produced.
AMERICAN MusEUx-The performances to be given
here this afternoon and evening very attractive,
bracng the Of the entire dramatic company Tho
curosities contained in the saloons witnessed with
as much zest as ever and the Happy Family il draw.
ing crowds of admirers.
CIRCUS CASTLE GARDEs.-The engagement of Mr.. Sands
arrangement of the interior Of this ampitheatre
have had the effect of drawing immense audiences to
the and s s
Workmanship Of young Jessie Sands Armstrong Ser
geant and others, are greatly enhanced by the comic
droleres and stump orations of the clown Lahrop The
company perform this asternoon and evening.
WOODS MISsrHEs.-The successful farce called "Biack
Blunders will be repeated Tonight The house is wen
filed every night.
ErCkIEY's SFRxSADERs.-Thc burlesquc opera Of
sNorma" will be repeated tonight g. Buckley play
ing the part Of Polio, and Miss Enor that OF Norma
woop's VARIETIES, 472 Broadway.-This establishment
Is well paronized and the performances which arc Of
light and varied character, give much satifacton.
The GLENN TESTIMONIAL viii come of tomorrow even
ing at the Bowery theatre Several talented artists have
volunteered Glenn Is great favorite and deserves wen
fiom the dramatic public
HproDRoME.-M. Goddard will ascend in his balloon
from the Hirpodrome Wednesday next. The former
ascension very successful.
DAN RICE the clown, is in town. but whether on pro
icssiona political business has not yet transpired
an says he Is hand either to enter the ring or take
the stump just circumstances may turn up His
latform is wit liumor and satire.