The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-04
Theatres and Exhibitions.

BROADWAY THEArRE.-The amusing farce of the
1.-TWO Bonnycastlesn will commence the performances
tomorrow evening, after which the grand romantic
spectacle of "Faustus" will be presented. This piece
has been put upon the stage in very creditable
manner, the scenery is beautiful and the cast of
characters embraces all the leading artists Of Mar
shall company.
BowERY THEATRE.-The drama of ''Faustus and
Mephstophcs will be produced for the first time
Monday evening. The scenery is of rich and
beautiful description, and the respective characters
are filed by artists of great dramatic celebrity
The farce Of Lovers Quarrels" will conclude the
amusements.
NIBLos GARDEN.-The Russian danseuse, Mile
Urea Matthias viii appear tomorrow evening in the
grand ballet pantomime Of bella Ia Paquerette.n
NJ. Brilliant Francois Ravel and other favorites will
also appear. The new and effective pantomime oil
the "Red Gnome and White Warrior" viii conclude
the entertainments.
NATIONAL THEATRE.-A new drama which has
been in preparation for some time, entitled "Amy
Lawrence" or the Freemason's Daughter, and which
has been produced regardless Of expense, will be
produced for the first time tomorrow evening.
The Fairy Light Guard'' will conclude the enter
tainments.
WALLAcK's THEATRE.-Thc benefit of Mrs. Hocy
takes piece tomorrow evening" when bill of great
variety will he presented for the amusement Of her
friends The comedietta Of Morning CALI will
commence the amusements-Mrs. Hoey and Mr. Les
ter rs Mrs. Chingtone and Sir Edward Ardent
Bnesstone's comedy Of Leap Year" win follow.
CASTLE GABDES.-The last night Of Jullien5
concerts IS announced for tomorrow evening the
receipts being for the benefit of Mr.. Arthur Chappc
under whose direction the whole Of the arrange
ments Of Jullien's tour in America were completed.
The programme is very attractive, Herr Koenig, NJ
Willie, the brothers Molenhauer Mile. Anna Zerr
and Mad. Wallace Bouchelle will all appear.
AMERICAN MUsFuM.-The amnsements for to-mor.
row afternoon comprise the farces of Away with
Melancholy and the Alarming Sacrfce;" and
in the evening the drama of " Raffaellen c. w.
Clarke, Hadaway, Daily and Miss Messenger in the
leading characters.
CHRIsTYs MISsrRELs announce very good bill
OF Ethiopian entertainments for tomorrow evening,
comprising vocal and instrumental solos, dancing
and the burlcsGue concert a-la-Jullien.
WOODS MNsTRELs are to repeat "Uncle Toms
Cabin tomorrow night. They are making great
preparations for new burlesque which is to be pro-
duced in short time.
BUoKLEy's SERENADERs.-The burlesque opera, in
three acts, Of "Sonnambula" is advertised for the
ensuing week, with the same good casts. The usual
negro performances will also be given.
MAMMOTH TREE.-This extraordinary work of ma
ture is on exhibition every day and evening, ut SOC
Broadway, adjoining Nblo's.
ACCIDENT TO Mrs. MowArT IN BosroN.-Last
evening Mira. Mowatt met with an accident, which
nearly made 1t necessary for her to terminate her
performance most abruptly. In the third act Of In
gomar, while ascending some steps, she accidental
y fell, and seriously injured her arm. For time II
was supposed it was fractured, which fortunately
proved net to be the case. After medical aid she re-
appeared, having ner arm In a sling, and proceeded
to the end Of the play, though evidently in suffer.
ing condition. -Boston Bee, June 3.