The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-31

ADJUSTMENTS.
DRoADwAY rHEATRE-K a HARHArI. soIE
ID Lessss.-Doors open 81 of; eonmsaos at O'clock
Monday evening, n jan. J i vii b essfosnsd
Heury beruam.. Mr. Harrison
5sore. MIR. Borrani
Dominic sampson Mr. Dayidgs
julia hannefing. Miss l.. Pyne
Comic Pas sea BY Yates: Song BY IT. s.yno nouns.
Gsnem. Mss j. Gougenheim Mesrour :. . M vincsa,
AlrssOed. Mr.. bavidge Fetnah -. Mrs Naga
Giafar. Mr. Seymour Queen Miss A. Gousenhel.
1TrALIACK's THEATRE BROADWAY, NEAR
w Brooms street-Monesy evening, Jan. 1,
THE SISTERS.
Mons De Gournay. Mr.. Blake
Ernes. bsdoax lester
jules Aneeny Mrstew.rt Nine DI.ans Mrs cr Do
TssSss.' Rosie. The Sisters Mis-. no'. Bennett
A GENTIEMAN FROM IRELAND
THE ARTFUL D0DGER.
vIYAIIACK's THEATRE-NEw YEARS NIGHT -
w Great attraction Tee new and beautiful drama Of
New scenery, new dresses. Roars Of laughter aud
THE MASKED BALL
harlequin, Musketeer
A GENTLEMAN FROM IRELAND
The farce Of THE ARlFUL D0DGER.
All the come dams.
~ go. CHRISrY WOODS MlNsTREIS, IN CONsE-
VI quence o. the destruction OF their hall 444 Bread.
NOop's VARIETIES, Az BROADWAY,
under the control OF
H. WOOD, Business Manager
GEO CHRISTY Stage Manager.
ETHIOPIAN MlNSTREISY,
BrRIFsQUE OPERA, LIGHT FARCES, DANCES, ETC,
Afrcanincd by the must accomplished company in the
world change Of programme every evening.
Doors open at Il o'clock to commence ct precisely
Eotica-TLe musical public OF Philadelphia aud other
places hereby informed that not connected in
way with the Band OF Mnstrels performing at
the Chesnut street Theatre under the med Of
GEORGE cHRlsrY,
Az Broadway, N. Y, late of 4if.
A Card.-philal elplans and others are cautioned
against he imposition which is being practsed
upon them by BAN of Minstrels who perform nightly
at the Chestnut street Theatre under the assumed name
Of "Wood Christy Minstrsis." II. WOOD,
PROPRIETOR &C., Of 472 Broadway, ard late Of Ala Bway
DRoADwAY SUNDAY CONCERTS
ID METROPOLITAN THEATRE,
BROADWAY, OPPOSITE Bonn STREET.
NEW YEARS EvE-GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL,
THIS EVENING, SUNDAY DEC 81,
upon which occasion the most brilliant and attractive
programme of the season will be presented sustained
by the following artists
MILE VICTOR CH0&E, the celebrated Prima Donna
Assoluta whose first appearance before crowded and
brilliant auditory on Sunday evening last created the
most profound sensation.
MRS HENRY G WATSON, the distinguished Soprano,
also greeted With the most enthusiastic manifestations
Of delight
HERR WHENEVER, Solo violorcellst.
NJ. DOEHIER Solo Violin.
ASSISTED
THE POWERFUL AND EFFICIENT ORCHESTRA,
organized expressly for these Concerts and
ADKINS FULL CORNET BAND.
the whole under the direction of
HERR KREUTZER
Leader Of Max Maretzek's opera troupe.
Manager. ..................M Mr.. Frank Hughes
PART SACRED
Sacred Aria Facut Paem-" Stabat Mater" .Rossini
Sung by Mrs. Henry Watson.
Diand sacred Marcp ...................... Handei
Sung by Mile Victor Chome.
Anthem" Sound the Loud Timbreli'. .Arson
With full Orchestra effects
PART H.-SEcULAR
Overture" Der Treychutz' .................W Weber
Cayatina-From tie Opera of s'Otello". Rossni
Sung by Mile Victor Chome
Grand March performed by the double Orchestra and
full Military Band.
The Army Quickstep- Composed by Julien
For his present series Of concerts Mt the Theatre Royal
Drury lane.
nrcducton:"rhc Marseilles Hymn OF Liberty" ssRus-
sian National Hymn"-Finale: Hail Columbia
Solo-yolonceilo
Executed by Herr Wedcmeyer Solo yiolonceist to the
King Of Prussia his frs appearance at these Concerts
Ballad-"Within = Mile of Edinbcro' Town /"
Sung by Mrs Henry G. Watson
soloyioln, Gland Concerto .............D De Beriot
Performed by NJ. Doehler.
Grand FiraleSecon act Of " Puritani" Bell;n
Full Orchestra
Price of admisson-TNenty five cents to all part.
OF the house Reserved seats balcony boxes Is cent?
ton TO the treasurer, at the box once, this
Doors open nj OK 10 commence at u precisely.