The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-31

part Of the following psstOnsss: rAs essi.ssa afy.
and Hrs George Chapman, Ma Juass. Hsssrs HcCiosy
and Hamilton
The Marysvils theatre Is open With john s. Pottsr's
company aud MI. Mexican Buchasan.
Lcspos.--A corrsspondsns (DsesOssr lA,) says:-
Erterainmsnts" s the popular name Of The day for
all kinds Of hybrid perOrmanoss and dinsr from dramatic
chiefly that they got up br tie most part By
individual whose great enough to amuss
an audience entire evening successfully, which 4
feat by easy It looks Albert Sniths IN
precsdsnted triumph has Led the way y hesss II iml
tators Abertus Magnus has drawn London II I'll ranks
and classes for the aih year consecuvey 10 hear his
lively narration Of how he went up Mont Blanc, snd,
like the King of Spain with anothsr ascent how he
came down again. The story he tells u nothing at
all wonderful, nor Is his mode Of telling II ct
all supernatural, and yst he draws. has drawn, Aad
viii draw, who say how long I'll London to hear him.
Not to mention the satellites Of less brilsnoy
hat rsvolvs around him. cannot overlook another
great planet that has just created orbit Of his own.
Anderson the Wizard Of thu NORTH has been giving his
well known entertainments" hundred nights
houses over2swng and large at 6rs His tricks
we'll done and Of them quite novel, but he has
ss q y y orns
ment such ~ everybody knows, , .svaiety Of lite
rsry legerdemAin such a was nov - attempted.
al work, for be does everything erform the
WizaIds tricks, which, nodoubt.h uld do, BY name
and amusing style Of sdvertissnnsns II be could oni
secure patent for y though in fsst be has the mono
POLY n his own WY be could ;. make iossn: and no
scientific way he carries out his purpsse but his mural
literature for invention variety and point. Is unsur
Than he has appeared It Is wonderful that against such
odds Julien would dare to take the nsd Of "enter-
saats to any stteapt, and he has given ha annual
concerts with undiminished auccess. II Ia uselsas
to a With greater 70, cossn. Garden Opera PFC Hcuss
are more enthusiastic than ever be has given them
has aroused the patriotic ssnsibtss Of John Bu albeit
they had very little 70 do with It. which they try to for
pistons But beside his usual asoinasns srnaory Of
quadrle waltzes and gsopade he has brought forward
This year bright particular vocal star Of the utmost
briniAncy. 1.-THE new York Academy Of Music could
snprsss.rio thereof Madame easier, spanish wo.
way she dashes through the complicated msses
of the most bewidering 6oyIt1s though stopping
o IS s s.s eu
caution julien knows what he about and there Is
strong probability he his asceudancy over
London for many years-he had better secure Ii
CASTER secure her tight against ali competitors, and
carry her oyer to Old virsnnys shore and along the
and La Gassier's in the bargain
Jenny Lind has como back to the musical world az q
concert SINGER Wne'ner Nor nave Oeeu OVof-
rated or her Jewish Of Coldsmldt has destroyed
all illusion. don't know but she has made sensation
whatever The fact II the ostentati0us parade of her
charities have lost their effect since the beautiful advent
Of genuine and not theatrical angel. Miss
ssa g ,ssl sss ssap sd v a. ons
The theatres have hard work TO maintain themselves
against all these rivals for public favor. The least
affected the incesss mAnagedf several past by
Charles Kean who has seeded entirely ia combining
three different and would sometimes think, incom
patlble ,dles-that Of nsnager actor and gsn,emsn.
difficulties, but away from them; and he has no sooner
done running play through hundred nights than he
kas another ready to 60 through the ordeal A
actor he pllys, generally the leading partein I'll these
attractive piecea AID the proof that ne e them ~
nobody else could is the immense that attends
them IN his line of acting he has superior and
that limo requires the ns Of rightly cultivated intel
ect Enfy, no one has anything 10 do with Charles
keen oil the stage that does not pronounce him
wen bred man which Ia not 40 common thing nov.
~ his profession Of which he Is the prominent ornament
here. II IL the Only theatre, believe the Queen and
her family frequent which Is proof that 1t Is in every
way dixingft place to 20 TO-.
Drury lane is In tho hands OF F. T. Smith, who has
done various things in his day but undertook
larger Joo carry this uckiess his
shoulders. lie has done 1t successfully and it ought
be pvt the last wonder Of London though he has
had struggle for It. The transformations DrurT Lane
has gene through nce he welded its destiny curious
:" temple Of the drama" concert room, ball ROOM
&c., &c everything by turns but nothing long In this
way he Keeps II ago,ng. He has only had disaster
and lost 81 eco by +, bat he Ia up and at IT again
Charles Mathews the nimltable In his line Is playing
there now, and with great success at low prices "A
coming Vim continue my thes.r "a! round another