The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-08

ia Traviaa" has formed the material for good deal
Of excitement and discussion In musical circles this week.
Various opinions Is 70 the merits and dement's Of the
music are current but the opera seems 10 please the
public ear the house being fuller the third repre-
sentaton than upon the first and second The present
management give up the Academy on Wednesday next,
and the company goes hence Havana returning about
the 18th OF February "Ls Travs,a" Is announced for
the last time this evening. Az We shall have
opera for time the house will undoubtedly be
good.
Thalbergs last concert 1t Niblos Saloon Thursday
was great triumph In every point OF view He has also
been highly successful in Philadelphia. In fa,t his
reer, far quite brilliant Is that Of Jenny Lind in
the United States while, u the time tho msnage-
ment has carefully avoided all the tricks that dsgrsced
the last named artst ThaIberg's next concert txkes
place Al Niboa Garden, Tuesday Of this week. when
in addition TO his performance, Nine. dAngri, Nile Ma
thlde d'Angr and ssnor MoreDi win give In costume
selections from semramide" and the third &C, Of Ro
meo and juliet, }" Nine. dAngri Romeo. This will DO
. great musical treat,
In the dramatic world the week has given as nothing
rev which has not already been commented upon.
There h, however, . little breeze In the world Of
fashion, created by the forthcoming debut OF lady who
has been ono Of the brightest ornaments OF town
drawing rooms. wealthy and distinguished lady the
vito Of legal gentleman riding In her carriage and
residing splendid mansion the Fifth avenue, IT,
snguarly enough, about 70 step from private life upou
the theatrical boards, and mako her debut juliet Ia
"Romeo and juliet" At Buffalo, next Monday evening
The lady in question possesses accomplishments, rcane
ment and has been carefully educated. She has .
wealthy and adorng husband, and Is surrounded by oil
the dcghts Of domestic .c but great ia her passion
70 appear tragic actress that oil other oonsdeesuoas
have been overcome and with the consent OF a parties
she will make her debut above sased. She has beoa
well prepared, having studied eIocuton under tho
very best professors living for the last two years. and
has given her particular attention 70 the leading fsuase
characters in 81 skspere's plays.
The announcements OF the various theatres tonight
tempting enough bring out the play.goers OF AN
classcs.
AZ wAriAcx's TusARs Mr.. Jsmcs Anderson and Miss
Agnes Eaworthy viii commence the third week OF thor
successful engagement The "E1dsr Brothern one or ho
finest comedies written, ID announced for night
vh Mr.. Anderson ana Miss Esworthy 10 the principal
parts. The farce "'Twas l." Ia also announced.
AT LAURA KEaSg's THKAraz the last now Iondo On piece
second Love-" cemc drama In three acts n announc
cd for this evening, u noss performance 10 America
10 the work Of Mr. Palsrave simpson, nvorasly known
hero the author Of "DreAms aud Dslusons and other
capital pieces 'ccond Love- was produced a, the hay
market last summer, and warmly commended ny the
English papers The leading characters viii be played
MICS J. Msnvers. Tho nov local comedy, Young New
York., also announced for 70 night for in thirteenth
representation. Miss Q. Jefferson. clever native actress
has made her d,bu bore in "The school for Tigers
Al BrKros's Nxw THxsrRs the novelty this evening s
new one act piece, by J. Morton, called The Rights
and Wrongs Of Woman" II recently brought In
LYNDON, and Mr.. Burton Is the H,i 10 present here
Buoks,ones drama Tho wreckers," s also snnounced,
with Burton, Fisher, Placde and Polly Marshall In
principal parts.
Al tho Bov,Ry rBarRs NJ and Ms Ell navenpor, are
PLAYING TO crowded houses. The bill for this evening
" Hamlet with Mr. Dsvenport an Hamlet, and Mrs.
Davenport a. opheiia, and the farce " Peter white"
Al the cHArBxss srprEr rxsTrs the new play Orion
the Gold Beaten Ia announced for this evening With an.
other successful piece from the same author Mr. T. w.
M,ishan, 1.-THE Mystic Brden
Al Amios GAKDxs the pescnt Is the last week OF the
Rsves, who have played engagement, Of about three
hundred nights. "Nicodeuus and various other good
things appear in %. nights bill.
Al the AsxRcas NvsErM tho dramatic entertainment
announced for this day and evening Includes The wfsn
nAway With Melancholy " aud Doctor Du~orth"
At the BROADWAY VARIETIES "rhe Phantom snip" with
all the juvenile comedians announced for every nigh,
this week. with farce every night
Al woope nivsrsxts an original after pece called "rhs
ord Clock, sBd founded upon the we'll kno story, 10
hsvirs fine II Is announced for tonight with the
ssusl rich conctrl prarsmme
Al BycgfrY's SKRESAnxs "Cinderela" viii be givon
for the nrst time this evening, preceded by negro
nnslrely. Miss Haert sings Cinderella or tho nrs.
time.
A, the cmSs1s Rooss The las, week OF Dopc:,s acting
dogs goats and monkeys announced These suimals
very reliable actors and much better trained than some
VINO ,re more prctentous rhoy forget their parts
or come late al rehearsal kick up row because their
names are not Ia large tyne IN tho bills and shsy always
please thtr audiences. What more can betieslredg
Mss THRrsA FsMoSpr announces a reading from the
poets at the stuyvesant Institute. this evening" Miss
Fsmopde 10 an excellent rosder, and presents a well
selected programme.
Mr.. jaws sryMoUE, svorte actor a, The Cbsmbefs
street 1hese announces his benen, Tor Thursday even
ing next
The PYNs and HtRRIsor Enssh opera troupe will
shortly announce sorics OF representations al Nbl,s