The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-16

BROADWAY TEEATRE--Mle. Zoe viii tske her
benefit this evening, which viii also be the last of
her appearance. The farce of "Authony and Ciee-
patra," and the splendid shskspercan spectacle of
"A Midsummer Nights Dream" win be performed.
Nile. Zoe viii execute several new and charming
dances assisted by the secon ,lished dancer Mons.
Wietbof and Miss Adelaide Price. Ire PINE and
Harrison EEesh opera troupe will open On Mon-
day IL ETA Diav0h."
BowEEY THEATRE.-The equestrian troupe will
appear for The lest time this evening This after.
noon there will be grand perfcrnan e By the msm-
bers OF the crcns company, ard MDe. Mareare TIA
DINA viii make her ascension on the tight rope.
In the evening, In addition to the same entertain-
ment as above, the two fine pie es OF "rhe Lonely
Man OF The O.ean" and The Guardian Anger viii
be enacted.
NIBLo's GARDEx-The charming csntatrice Nile.
Nau, sings the part of Amina TO n,gnt, in BelhDis
fsyciite opera Of LA Sonnsmbuls," with Mr. 81.
Albyn as Eivino, MI. Irving as the Count and Miss
BRENT as Liza. Balfe's beautiful opera Of "The
Bohemian Grip Is Ia rehearsal, and viii shortly be
productd IL splendid style. Nile. Nsu should be-
heard by all lovers OF music in her splendid roe Of
Amina.
Burrows THEATRE--The two pieces which are
attracting crowded honses every night, namely,
apollo IN New York" aud "rbe Upper t. n and
Tire Lower Twenty are announced again TOR this
eveniDg--Bmton, Jordan, Merchant, Andrews, MISS
Raymond, Mrs. Hughes and ME-. Hough 10 tie ptin-
cilal characters s Of the Upper Ten" and ia tae
ion, Mrs. Mccarthy, Miss Kate Saxon, Mr.. Jordan
and Mrs. Hough, IN the principal parts
WAILAcK's THEArRE--Lest evenings programme
IL aLDosnced again for tonight. Mr.. L-sters iine
comedy OF 1.-TWO to One" the new and original
comedy CT "a Gentleman from Ireland" and the
gu, cessfpl farce Of 1.-THE AItful Dodecr," arc the
pieces to be performed. A variety Of att ractive
r0vetes an in active preparation Fer the celsbra
ton Of the approaching holiday season.
METROPOLITAN THEATRE The Eogliel, tragedlan
nd ~.ypf rod nc hat vrr.tf AsnG
ricau actor Mr. T.. EDDY, will personate the cherac
Ter of "SshamyI again this evening, in the play of
that name. The scenery, vish is entirely new,
is paiund by the celebrated artist Sig. Bo1let, and
the machinery, properties, banners, appointments
and costume are all from the best sources. No doubt
this piece will have very successful iuD.
AMERICAN MUsErM---Tbe dramatic entertain
nents given al this establishment are much improv-
cd; they have now q very good company. Mr.. j.
II. Scott, Mr.. c. w. Clark and AFR. Hadaway appear
in the drama Of "Luke the Laborer.n The amuse-
ments c]otc with tho farce of the "Dead Shot,
WooDs MrNsTRELs-The first and second parts OF
the entertainments consist Of negro melodies ard
Instrumental performances, and the "Virginny Gu.
pids' conclude all
dancing and singing, ard instrumental pieces, togs
~ and the Beast fer this evening.
woop's vArIfrHs.--Tfe engagements Of Sigpor
Felix Carlo aud son, and Of MIR. Harrison, add much
10 The smDsentDts Of this house. The entertain
nents are Of Q light and pleasing character.
The troupe Of W. Chambers, including Miss Ben
let, have lett for Key West Nassau, N. p, &c.