The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-04

With the exoeptioa OF "Lucy Of Lsmmermoor" q
Niblos, and n ss NcIAan's debut q. tho Metro 20
hsan, both Of which have been previously des ribbed
nothing new has been brought forwasd.--A
Niblo ., Milo Nsu has 10 Gated her very fine i'm
personaticn Of Lucy. The first Philharmoni, con
cert OF the seas took pace at this house on Saur
day. Miss Caroline Lehman, . fine artistic sung or
this 90 1d,n.-At the Metropolitan, Mrs. Faryer
played five nights to thin h,uses. She is an excel
lent actress, and deserves better things.-At the
Broadway, Camille" has bsen played through the
week, to moderate houses, with Miss Dlvea-
poit and Mr.. Conway in the pincipa Al
parts.--At Burton's, "rhe Upper Ten and Lo wsl
Twenty" still continues to draw full houses nightly
At Wsllaoks theatre, Money" has been
played, with some changes In last seasons cast
Miss Rosa Bennett plays Clara Douglas.--At the
BoWery, "The Cataract Of the Gauges has made
hit, and the houses have been full every night.-
An equestrian troupe has appeared ., the National
during the week, 10 conjunction with the regulac
company An edition Of Panche's. !" Beauty aud
the Beast In black binding, has bsen shown at
Bncklfys, to the amusement Of srea. mluy 10.
ple--Tom Taylor's clever pie,e, MASK
snd Faces" is in preparation at the
Bsoadsay. Miss Davenport will PLAY Peg
Wellington and Mr. Conway Al Triplet
The "Grand Romantic Spectacle" undsriiaed
at this house is said to be Schamylr a drama
which WAS produced at the Ambigo Paris, las.
year, and which has since been played at I 20 Lon
dou thessres and ut the National theatre, Boston.
The last new farce, " Bighted Being" has been
produced at the Broadway and at Burtoa's.---
An entirely new comedy" called "Two TO One."
Is underlined at Waack's and it will be proda ned
en Wedr resday.--"Apollo in New York" is under
lined at Burton's.--Prepa,ations for the produc.
tion Of Schamyl," in great style, are going on at
the Metropolitan. Me-. Anderson will play the prin-
cipal part.-- Mrs. Macready arrived In town few
days since from q very successful Eastern tour.
She win give one reading at Hope Chapel on
Tuesday evening. - Miss Teresa Esmonde's
readings have lately been very well attended. She
Is young lady Of much talent and industry. She
deserves Tho first fancy dress bali Of
the season was given on Wednesday evening last,
by the New Yoik Dramatic Society. Some five
hundred persons we're present, including many
wellknoWn actors and actresses The affair was
altogether success.
Miss J. M, Davenpo't's engagement viii continue
thro ugh this week at the Broadway theatre aud to
night she viii play Adlienne Lec0uvreur, in NJ
Lgouve' s play Of TIA. name. Miss Davenport plays
Adiienne very finey-a twin portrait with Camille.
Mr.. J. D. Ora plays Maurice, Count dc SAKE, and
Mr.. LeffDgwell is the Michonn6t.
Mr.. James Anderson commences, "a engage ment
at ths Metropolitan to night, and plays Hamlet,
with Mr. PEl0r AZ the Ghost Mrs. Joaes ~ Olnelis,
and Mr.. Thompson as Polonias.
At Nislo's Garden, Lucy Of l.ammermoos" will
be repeated wish Mile Nau, st. Aibyn, and Others.
AT Burtons, TIE Upper Ten and Lower
Twenty" and "A Blighted Being" The FRS.
named piece il in It's fourth week, ard is az attrhc
tive rs ever.
AT Tnllacks, I" he Road to Rum" with
Brougham "a Goi66nch, Mr.. &. 3. Phillips rs silky
ard Miss Rosa Bennets Is Sophia, (taa part size rss
played IL LoBdoa;) and the q Ne Foctman," with
Vincent as Bobby Break~indoH.
At The B0Aesy theatre, the "CAttCact Of the
Gangeh" having royed very suoc; sstal sill b.
played every night this week.
Al vie National theatre an equestrian ard droas
tic perform Ance Is anaonrced Madame roarnaisge
appears.
Tho particulars Of various other attractive enter
tainnen.s, including excellent crt progra nmes
by Woods and Bnckley's Minstrels, will b. found
duly set forth in our advertising columns.
DRAMATIC FAcrs.--Miss L0niss PyGe and Others
have been giving the English opera to fair houses
at the Boston theatre. Some dissatisfacti, IN was
caused by the extra charge OF fifty cents for re-
served seats. The receipts for the first night are
stated at sI,4O0; on the Friday night preceding,
with charge for reserved seats they reached the
sum Of 1856. The papers speak In the highes.
terms Of Miss Pyne, saying that she is the only
foreign singer that has equalled previous fame.
oc of p;rJ - II nnI
for specializing in u;kets in front of the theatre.
On Monday Mr.. Sa muel Lake. the ballet master OF
the Boston Museum, while rchearsing fell from o
tree and dislocated his shoulder. Notwithstanding
his severe suffering, Mr.. L. performed his part on
Monday evening, but on Tuesday Mr.. Joyce filed
his part, as be was urable to appear. "schamyl"
continues to draw at the National, and Joe Pent.
lands circus fills the Howard Atheneum every
find nothing new In Philadelphia
theatricals.
Mr.. Charles N. walcot. recently stage manager
of the Holiday Street theatre, Baltimore, was
presented by the members Of the stock company
with costly silver vase and salver, as testimonial
of &C.. Mr.. Walcot has withdrawn from this
establishment. Mr.. Charles Bass Is nov stage mn
nsger 7. d. Rice ia at the Front Street theatre,
in the eane city. The Roussett sisters are at
the Newark theatre. - Miss Albertine had .
benefit at toe Peoples theat:e
ST. Lorir, last Monday. - Mr.. Collins has been
playing At Syracuse. - Miss Makeah has Just
conc uoed sn engagement In Rochester. Mr
M Kean Buchanan win not appear in New Yorka .
present.. - The GaIbata Opera Company Is at
Cincinnati. - Miss Il. Kimberly bas been playing
at Pittsburg, where she appeared in the folio wing
wide range Of business Rosalind (Tucsday.1 Tho
Actrsss Of Padua, and The Little Jockey, (wednes
day,) Clara the Christian Heroine, (rhnrsday)
Camille, (Ftiday) George Barnwell. (Monday)
Lady Gay Spanker, tuesday, Parthenia
Wednesday, Juliet, Thursday Lady Tezle,
(Ffiday,) and Meg Msrilles, Saturday.
Mrs. Ccnnr cJwhided Mr.. Watkins in 81.
Louis lest week. Both parties are members of the
CONF any at Bates' theatre. The cowhiding cane
off during rehearsal. Mr.. Watkins Is stage mana
ger for Bates----Miss Rosa Skerrett, daughter OF
the consdienae, dSbuted In Albany few nights
since, a. Emma Torrens, in tie "5erious Family"