The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-11

BROADWAY THEATRE.-The very amusing piece
Of Shocking Events" will be the commencing fea-
ture Of the performances for tomorrow evening.
The successful dramatic spectacle entitled "Faus.
tus" will be repeated. Messrs. Conway, Pope, and
Whiting, and Mad. Ponisi will sustain the principal
dresses, are beautiful and appropriate.
BowERY THEATRE.-The manager of this estab-
lisnment announces three pieces for tomorrow
evening, which can hardly fail to draw large
audience-the grand romantic spectacle of "Faus-
scenes from Sheridan Knowles comedy of the
"School for Scandal" and the comic sketch Of the
"Know Nothings"
NIBLO's GARDEN.-The great success of the grand
Of this beautiful cool and comfortable theatre to an
nounce it again for tomorrow evening. All the
Raves, Mile. Urea Matthias, Paul Brilliant and Leon
Javelli will appear. The "Red Gnome and White
the evening Pas de Quatre by Mile. Urea Matthias
Nile. Franck, Mme Marzetti and M. Brilliant.
National THEArRE.-The manager of this pros
porous theatre has selected an entertainment for
Monday evening which cannot fail to draw q large
audience. The new mele- dramatic Eastern spectacle
Magic Well, or the Fairy ofthe Desert" will be pro-
duced. Mons. Devani will execute his surprising
feats of posturing, and the musical burlesque OF
"Mazeppa the Second" concludes all.
WALLAcK's THEATRE.-The receipts of tomorrow
evening for the benefit of favorite comedian,
Mr.. Lester. Cowley's comedy of the Bellies Str,-
tagem' will commence the entertainments. Mr..
Wallack will appear as Doricourt, Mr.. Lester as
Flutter, Mr.. Blake as Mr.. Hardy, Mr.. Dyott as Sir
George Toughwood, and Mrs. Conway as Letitia
Hardy. Lovers farce of "The Happy Man." will
conclude the entertainments.
AMERICAN MUsEUM.-The selection of dramatic
pieces for tomorrow afternoon consists of the
ing farce of "Bamboozling," "The Lottery Ticket"
&C., and in the evening, the celebrated drama en-
titled I" Ra1aele"-C. w. Clarke, Hadaway, and
Miss Mesayer in the principal parts.
CHRIsTY's MrNsTRELs.-We perceive that, not
withstanding the changes in other establishments
Hall seems determined to keep up the simple negro
deineations by which he has made large fortune.
A fine bill for to morrow night.
WooD's MrNsrRELs.-The operate burletta Of
"Uncle Toms Cabin" is announced by the manager
of this establishment to be represented only for the
next week. II will be succeeded by new burlesque
OPERA entitled "Black Douglas or the Noble Found
ling" which will be produced on Monday, June 10.
BUcKLEy's SERENADERs.-The burlesque opera
of"Sonnambula," which is drawing crowded houses
every night, will be repeated tomorrow evening.
A very good selection of vocal and instrumental
pieces is also announced. Those who may visit this
establishment may calculate upon pleasant even
ing's amusement.
CASTLE GARpKS.-The first grand Sunday concert
OF the season will be given at this popular resort
this evening. Adkins brass band, consisting of
forty performers, will play variety Of overtures,
waltzes, polkas, DC.
GREAT PEDESTRIAN FEAT.-Mr. James Searles Is
to perform wonderful pedestrian feats and other
amusing matters, at the Military Garden, City Ho-
tel Brooklyn, near the City Hall, on Monday even
ing, June II, and they will be continued during the
week.
RE- OPENING OF THE HrpPADRoME.-Franconi aud
his celebrated troupe viii re-oommepce the chariot
and other Eplendors of the Hippadrome at Ma
Olson square, In the course Of few days. The
troupe has been strengthened by several fresh r.
ders-mac and femalc-from Paris, and the enter
tanments enhanced by the introduction Of military
pageants, battles, &C., got up ON grand scale. Tic
interior has been newly decorated during the alb
sence Of the troupe, and q waterproof covering
placed over the entire track.