The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-07

BROADWAY TmArRz.-The performances for this eve.
ming are Of sufficiently novel and varied character to
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Char ming and Ths Sea Of Ice" to be produced in
the great anti podean will perform the wonderful feat Of
Walking head downwards polished surface "Herne,
the Hunter u shortly to be produced in gorgeous style
NIBLo's GARDRy.-The nirthful pantomime entitled
"The Scboolmaster" viii be- performed by the Raves
this evening" Francois the tall school boy invaria.
DIVERT. ement called Terpsichore" VIII bring forth the
charming dancer, Mile RoDert and other popular nom
The With tbs
tonime of "Jocko" Nibo's Is to be closed tomorrow
and Saturday nights In order to allow time for rehears-
Ing new and grand osmic pantomime.
LAURA KERNE's vARK1IRs-The warm announcement
upon the performers and performances the
large and unusually fashion audience last evening
for repetition tonight. Godsmith's comedy, entitled
oShe Stops to Conquer" IL the opening piece
Keene in her fayore part Of Miss Hardcase supported
Misses Reignolds and Wells &c. To conclude With THE
School for gers-Misses Kesne Reignolis and Durand
and Mr.. Johnston, all In comical characters.
WAILACK's THRATRE.--The indefatigabls manager of
this pleasant little place Of resort Is determined to keep
step with his compeers In all that appertans to crafty
ug the tastes Of BE offers three pieces
always popular comedy Of 'Simpsap Co. Mr. H. Pls-
eide in his favorte part of the senior partner .ed
ner"-Messrs Lester and Norton and Mrs Hoey in the
characters. To CLOSE with the comedy entitled "a Gu
rious Case, " in which Mr.. and Mrs. Wacot appear.
BowmY THEATRE "Herne the Hunter" still pursues
his extraordnsry career mounted his fire. exhaling
steed, amid the enthusiastic paudts o, the thousands
who are sufficiently lucky to themselves into the
house. With, perhaps, the exception Of "Putnam."
which had wonderful years ago. 1t Ia evident
that "Herne has created greater sensation than any
other of the many successful damatic spectaces pro-
duced ut the Bowery and 1t Is believed that IL will
retain Its place on the stage longer than Putnam"
cid.
this establishment this evening" all cast to the entire
strength of Mr. Burton's talented and versatile comp
ny The amusements commence with the eccentric CO.
Bun tom Charles Rocket Mr. H. A. Perry. "rhe Barbers
Plot' will fonow-Mr. Burton the hero. The whole
vii conclude with the late Mr. FIELDS comedy of "Fs-
Dily Tes"-Mr. j. b. Mcvicker Josh Sims, being his
last appearance but two.
BROADWAY vARKnEs.-It Is pleasing to notice that the
Wood and Marsh troupe of juvenile comedians have been
day and, what Is still BETTER every one has left the
little dramatic house delighted with tbs performance OF
s The s
marred theplay on the first night works smoothly
and the children, havina become accustomed to the
quently all proceeds Satisfactorily.
WOODS MNsRns.-rhe beautiful Hall at 40 Broadway
continues to be we'll filled every night by the admirers Of
be variety Of singing and dancing after which George
Will perform his laughable part Of the heetous Door
keeper in the burlesque called "The Masquerade Ball."
bCCKlEY'B SkRxNADERS -Tno hall OF this celebrated
band of minstrels Is still thronged every night BY the
Levers Of sweet music As trio, the
the leader Of the orchestra and principal composer r.
Bishop the low comedian and g. Swaine the light come
dian-have no superiors. Tonight they present
Der Of their choicest songs and the opera of Somnam
bula.o
CHINA AND JAPAS.-The panoramic paintings OF views,
Sinners &c. in thfs countries, stu exhibition
~ Academy Hall They eul0gsed By those personally
acquainted with the represented ~ being remark
ably correct delneatons.
oNoERr-Nessrs Paul Julien and Auguste Cooked win
give grand concert of vocal and instrumental us, II
Nibos Saloon Friday evening They are to be assist
cd BY several distinguished ARTISTS.