The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-07
Theatres and Exhsbltions.

BROADWAY TnRA1RE-Mr. Edwin Forrest the eminent
this popular establishment tomorrow evening. He will
appear Hamlet in Shakspeares tragedy Of that
supported by several Of the most prominent members Of
the company The closing piece will be the popular
farce of the 6wanderng Minstrel" in which Mr.. Chap
man will appear as Jem Baggs
Nmos GARDES.-The attractions announced for to-
morrow evening by Manager Niblo cannot fail in crowd
ing the onse in every available department They con-
sis of the combined performances of the Spanish dancers
under the direction ofSenor Don Jose Forente and the
Pyne and Harrison opera company. Niblo deter
mined to merit continuance of the great patronage he
has always received.
BownY THArRr. = The play styled 'Love and
Loyalty" written for J. W. Wallace, and in which he
viii sustain the character of Marson is to be played to-
morrow night. X. Johnston, j. j. Prior and Mrs. W.
wars will him in the other principal "a
formed. As this is the last week of Mr. Walacks engage
ment, those who have not yet seen him should avail
themselves OF the present limited opportunity
BURROWS THEArRE-The bill announced for to morrow
evening by Burton comprises two comedies Love and
Reason" and Still Water Runs Deep "-Messrs. Burton,
Jordan, Dyot Bradley, Marchant Mrs. G. Thorne Miss
E. Thorne, Miss Raymond and Mrs. Hughes personatine
the leading parts The last named piece continues 20 in
crease in popularity and very justly so-f,r ndepcnd. a.
OF its literary merits the characters well sustained.
WMIAcK's THEATRE. THE " Game OF Love " and How
Stout You're GetingS" advertised again for tomor
row evening, with the same strong casts. Manager Wal
lacks catering has always given great satisfaction but
so far this season he has ouivalcd all his previous
dcavors and we are happy to find that they have been
duly appreciated by the public.
ences, composed Of the elite Of the town, who have
patronzed the French drama every evening since the
change in the price OF admission II Is fair to infer that
the pockets Of NJ. Felix not suffering any damage
from the judcious reduction which he has Thought
to make Every person who Is DESTROYS Of behoding the
fe-like impersonations Of the great Rachel can and
doubtless will now visit the Metropolitan theatre.
Nile Rachel appears in one Of her best parts tomorrow
evening e. Camille, in Corneille's sublime tragedy
of Horacesn in which she has been so much admired
by all who have had the pleasure Of seeing her in that
character. There will be no farce morrow evening
Woop's MrxsRns have to complain of the pub
lie since he opening Of their new hall No. ~ Broadway
The rush II has been quite terrible hundreds and
hupdreds having necessarily been denied admission every
evening Good programmes are always provided by Mr.
Wood for bis patrons.
BrcKrry's SYRESADrRs likewise steadily prosperng
and increasing in public estimation The buresque on
the Daughter Of the Regiment viii be played during
the whole Of next week.
MECHANICS HArI-McAlister, the wonder TO the rising
generation, draws very well at Woods old hall.
ApoIIo Rooxs-The interest in this and attractive
ssve Of eptsnment, called the Hberna," IL not by
aDy means decreasing Mrs. Gibbs relates her amusing
and gives her vivid descriptions OF the scenery
audiences.
ar,pyxy HAll-The AnegAn.n singers and .he dora
ma Of the battle Of Bunker Hill together form very
agreeable entertainment and web worth the prise Of
admission.
CHARACTERISTIC ExI;KfAIxNKSrs-Mr. Collins the Irish
comedian and vocalist about to give series Of char
scterstic entainments Ut Nbloa concert ROOM He will
- sided by Mr. james yesder and other instrumental
and vocal artista The amussUeuts win consist II IRISH
scotch and American songs, Faerspsrsed With humorou'
stories and Illustrations o, tharae,eS