The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-13
Theatres and ExhibIttons.

BROADWAY Observation-Disclosures magnificent spec
tace, entitled "The Sea of Ice, or the Thirst for
Gold and the Wild Flower of MEXICO" will be pro-
duced for the first time tomorrow evening. New
and gorgeous scenery extensive machinery and ee-
CANT appointments have been prepared with the
view Of giving appropriate eclat to the thrilling in
cidents with which the play abounds. The charac-
tiers will be captally rendered by Messrs g. Fisher
and w. A. Chapman, Mad. Ponisi, Mrs. auckland,
and Others The successful new farce called Don't
Judge by Appearances" will also be played tomor-
row night.
NIBLOs GARDEN.-Thc wonderful pantommic
acting and equally extraordinary tricks and trans
formations Of the Ravel Family, combined with the
elegant dancing of Mile. Robert and the ballet
house every night. Tomorrow evening Francois,
Antoine, jerome and their auxliaries perform one
OF their best Pieces-"Godenski, or the Skaters of
Wilma. MILE Robert, M. Brilliant and other favorite
dadcers will afterwards appear in new divertisse-
ment called "Tcrpschore or Fete of the Muses." The
amusements close with the brilliant fairy spectacle
Of "Ra0ul."
BowERY THEATRE-All lovers Of fun, wonderful
feats and good performances of all descriptions
should bear in mind that Mr.. Myers, the clown. has
issued remarkably attractive bill, one that over
flows with all sorts of freaks and novelties for his
benefit tomorrow evening. There is to be leaping,
singing and dancing, posturing, globe manGuvring,
walking on the ceiling head downwards, &C., DO,
besides the humoros piece called Monsieur and
Madame Dennie," the comic pantomime called "Vol
Vent" and the popular farce entitled fortunes
Fr0lic." If the house is not crowded to excess it
will not be for want Of sufficient attraction.
BURROWS THEATRE.-It is gratifying to be able to
state that, notwithstanding the partial suspense of
railroad and river travel last week. thereby keeping
away large numbers of amusement seekers, this
warm and comfortable house has received very
liberal share of patronage since the cold term"
commenced. Good fires and an abundance of fun
are the order of the day with Mr.. Burton. He win
enact three unusually c0mcal characters tomorrow
night. The pieces selected are the comic drama Of
Der Naehtwachter," an original farce called The
BARRIERS Plot and the highly amusing affair styled
Burtons New York Directory"
WALLAcK's THEATRE-The new two act comedy,
entitled "An Awkward Arrival" will be performed
for the second time tomorrow evening. The cast
embraces the names OF Messrs Lester and Holland.
extravaganza of "Po-ca-hon-tas" will follow, being
the commencement of its fourth week. Taken alto
gether this sprghty affair has probably given rise to
more gossip in certain circles than anything hither
to produced at this house. The numerous Jokes are
mostly Of local character and very pungent.
John Prcttyjohn a. CO." is the afterpiece
Holland, Miss Cannon and Mrs. Conover in good
parts.
of this elegant establishment has just cause for being
proud Of the highly Hattering and unprecedented
encouragement she has thus far received at the
hands OF q generous public. The house has been
Unexpectedly full, even when the weather was cold
stormy and dreary in the extreme. Tomorrow
night the beautiful comedy of the Love Chase" will
be represented by a strong cast-Miss Keene az
Constance, Mrs. Abbott as Widow Green, Miss Reig-
nods as Lydia, Mr.. Bass as Sir William, Mr.. Jordan
as Wildrake, and Mr.. Dy0tt as Master Waller. A
new and splendid ballet called the "Prima Donna,'
will follow.
WOODS MIysTRELs.-The popular burlesque call
ed "Sambo's Dream has been temporarily with
drawn at this house. but something equally as good
if not better, takes its place tomorrow evening.
The substitute is the burlesque entitled the Mas
querade Ball in which George plays the doorkeep-
er, and many Of Shaksperes characters are intro
duced, some Of whom arc murdered in much less
than twenty minutes. There will be the usual var,e-
'y Of singing and dancing, conundrums and other
cOmicalities.
BUCKLEYs SEnENADERs-The new burlesqne en-
titled Orchard the Third; or, Sbakspere Murdered
in Twenty Minutes" having proved decided hit, il
again announced for tomorrow night. Gloster and
Richmond are rendered in most laughably gro
tes9ue style by Messrs. G. S. and r. B. Buckley In
addition, great variety Of the most popular songs
OF this great troupe Is also on the programme.
Books containing these songs, with music arranged
for the piano, may be had at the hall. Perhain's
git enterprise tickets are hereafter to be taken by
he Buckleys.