The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-27

BROADWAY THEATRE.-The gorgeous spectacular
extravaganza Of king Charming will be repeated
this evening for the fourth time. All who have seen
this piece coincide in the opinion that il Is one OF
the most grand and elegant scenic productions ever
witnessed IN this country, being trebly worth the
taking into consideration either the excellent acting
the fine music, the extraordinary evolutions OF
the Fairy Light Guard. "My Neighbours Wife, Is
the FIRST piece.
NIBLo's.-The amusements this evening will
commence with new grand pantomimc ballet en-
titled J0vita, or the Buccaneers in which the
Iavel family and the entire ballet corps appear. or
the style in which this piece has been got up II is
unnecessary to speak, a. the word "Raves" is syno.
Dymous with excellence: and of the dances II ia
sufficient TO remark that they have been arranged
BY NJ. Brilliant, and that the accomplished artist,
NIUE Robert performs In six Of them. The enter
tainments conclude with Medina
BowERY TBRATRE.-Those who have not had an
opportunity Of witnessing the representation of the
new and popular local drama, called The Chip
Boy Of the Dry Dock will probably be pleased 10
learn that the injunction which was issued against
its performance has been dissolved, az we are ad
vscd by the bills, and that It will be repeated this
evening. The scenes represent many well known
localities IN this city, and the characters judi
cously rendered by Mrs. Ward, Miss g. Afford aud
others: Previous to the drama, series Of eques
TRAN fcats.
BUnroS's THEA rHE.-Manager Burton gives Il as
his opinion that 'the best way to enjoy the holidays
Is 10 have hearty laugh" and in order that al
those WHO are OF the same opinion may fully appre.
ciate the remark, he presents three ve-y comical
pieces for their entertainment this evening, and
better still. performs good character In each The
irst ~ the capital farce Of " The Blue Devils" the
next j. " The Dutch Governor" decidedly funny
affair and the last is the comic piece called a
Trip 10 Niagara"
WtLLkoK's TGEArRE.-Another unusually AZ.
tracti,e bill is rendered at this popular house to-
night The entertainments begin with the highly
successful comedy entitled The Little Treasure
in which Mr.. Lester. Miss Cannon, Mrs. Vernon. and
Other iasor,te performers appear. Mr.. Broughams
now and mrth provoking extravaganza called apo
ca-hon-tas viii follow, the anihor himself cnacting
the part Of the renowned pow-ha.tan, Mr. Wacot as
Capt John smith, and Miss Georgins Hodson a.
Poea.hon.tas. The pleasing comedietta entitled
3" Ny Wiie's second Floor, i the iina piece.
LarRA kgESE's VARIETIES Miss Kecne having
recovered from her severe illness the variIies will
olen u der her management this evening, and az 4
matte II course the house viii be full. Miss Keene
Is not only great fayOritc herself but shc has sr-
rounaed herself with a galaxy of fayorites The
opening piece j. The popular comedy OF Old Heads
and Yong Hearts, the characters by the fair ma.
mayer, Mrs. Carpenter Mrs. Hough and Mcssrs. Jor-
dan Bass Dyott, r. ". Johustou and other talented
actor. In the corrse Of the evening Miss Kecne
will rcce an opening address. The whole will con.
Glide with magnificent advertisement entitled
" The Valley Of Flowers
WOODS MISsrRELs--Se Several new and highly
amusing songs are on the programme for this even.
ing besides the popular comica;y styled "Ssmbos
Dream in which the nnrvalled George survives n
great number Of ludcrous mishaps
BUCKLEys SEgpNAprRs--Those who are fond Of
delightful music should hear this celebrated band
and those who can appreciate a good hearty laugh
especiiiy, shonid see the buriesque Of Wilkins AMI
hi Dinah, which Is on the sdll for tonight
ACADEMY HALL.--Donaldson's Ethiopian opera
Gonps u nightly drawing large audiences at $50
Broadway. An entirely new program NINE Of songs
ard dances has been asfanWd Tor this evening" A
very smusina AFFAIR. called eThc Coldeu Kingdom.
Is the hss piece.