The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-18

BROADWAY TBIAyHE.-For the third time this week MIR.
Edwin Forrest will appear in his great character Of
"Aietamora the Last Of the wampaoaoga." 80 Paris
and Back for fb," capital farce, is also announced
Nnro's GARpES.--George Bristow's Grip Van winkle,
does not tire yet On Friday the bohemian Girl VIII
be given, by special request.
Bowmy TMA1RE.-Mrs. Dufield, very good actress,
is playing fine engagement at this thea & she WIZ
apIear as Blanca IN sazio ten ,.st a;se anei
Burrows THEATRE comic musical piece "John OF
Paris "Vikns and his Dinah, touching lyric and
the excellent drama Of recate Ground VIII Do played
tonight.
WA1AcKs THsATRE.-Mr. Lester has proved himself
not bad judge producing the comedy OF "lavater'
"a5OO Reward and 'spitaldelds Weaver are taking
very well.
METROPOLITAN TmsArRE--Mlc Rachel appears in ira.
gedy comedy tonight The pieces are Phedre" and
Gle Moipeau de Lesbie"
NpIos SoLooN-Mr Collins offers a programme for this
does. The 'BowidSoger Boy" ''Widow Machree'' and
paddy Mac(ee-hree Of hi shes tsonsswii be sung by
him. Mr. G. In better voice than at present
ACADEMY OF Mrs1c-The annual benefit in aid Of the
Irish Orphan Fund Society will take place here this after
and evening. The affair is under the direction of
John Brougham, who has succeeded in securing for the
occasion powerful array OF dramatic and musical talent
Mr. Collins to sing his 'Widow Machrce in the after
noon. Besides this the Gabriel Ravef family Heer Cline,
MIR. f. D. Rice Mmc Lovarny, Miss E. Place and others,
have kindly volunteered.
woop's MSsrTns-The admired burlesque OF .'Robert
Macare'i viii be presented Tonight The cast Is good
EucuEYs SE.ENADERs.--The bnrlosqne Of the
Bohemian Grip will be repeated Tonight together with
several tayorite ballads.
ArFoIo Rooss--Mrs. Gibbs gives her last entertain
ment positively tonight
BosToS.--At the National theatre they running
piece called Tho War in The East" by J. Pilgrim.
The G0tcte says-
Mr. Pilgrim has 10 this piece aimed only at writing
drama for the times which II useless to criticise
n has many effective points and aburdities which
VT will briefly glance at. list. We submit that a slave
exposed tor sale to the highest bidder, would hardly
quote the line,
IT'S Greece, but living Greece more.
n 80 ,nk ~ an ArnaPip sail
say s'Oh you be - to the Grand Duke Constantine.
3d. We hope the credit Of naval service that
American seaman would SO lar compliment Prince Gors-
chakoH inform him that he .'some pumpkins"
9Th We exceedingly doubt whether s'sneling commit
tees common topic of conversation in the
Crimea. 5th We question the probability of Russian
noblemen talking politics with common sailor of another
country The policy of political conversations the
stage is questionable Many Of the National audience
proRnssan in their sentiments, and are not all
pleased with the ultra speeches to which they listen
although they claim to be quite republican as their
nfighbors Politics have business in the theatre. II
win take the American stage years to from the
perncious effects OF that disgusting drama-"unc!e
Toms Cabin"
PROVIDENCE, r. IMr. +. l.. Davenport and Miss Fanny
Vining common ,ed an engagement here Monday
ing Adelaide philips gave concert here Tuesday
evening" the eth inst.
MEMPHIS, Tenn-The theatre here is opened, Bernard
L. Ash managers. Mr.. George Jamison had benefit
there the 5th, playing Macbeth, and Cousin Joe, in
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