The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-02
Theatres and Exaibl lions.

BROADWAY IHkATRE MIR. j. W. WHl2ck Jr, presents
an unusually fine bill for his benefit onigat Bul~sr's
play ofths Lady Of Lyons is the opening pieoe-she
oeneacisy appearing oy special ress' in cslscrs ID
her third appearance any stage. Toe thrilling ard
magnificent draus called "The Sea- Of noe" win follow.
NImo's GARDKs.--This evenings entertainments wtr
open with the novel double tight rope pst omime eneC
ola Fete Champetre" Ravsl la worry comicaf
character. To be followed oy BrilAuts pretty ballet
e p,aI,a The Isle Of NympSs IN Which Mas K,oss ~
All the Rsvels viii afterwards appear In tho comic Chi
neee pantomtme Of "Kim-k<."
BowERY THEATRE The exciting spectacular drama of
"Aerre the aantAr, or the Damon 1orsemen," STAN
proves Sufficiently attractive to R the house replet
long before the curtain The leading characters II
Msssrs Ward, Gr,Giths, Fitzgerald Humphciss ana We
Fans Mesdsmes Ward and GriAiths, ant Misses Denvl,
most unbouncet applause.
BURROWS THxATRR-The intense demonstrations of d.
Light evinced by tho auoences the recent REPRESENTA-
TIC OF The popular comecy called, "Lsugh WteA You
Can induces the manager to announce it FIR repe ido
tonight Gossamer, Mr.. Perry; Bonus Mr.. Brton Miss
followed by the sClockmaker's Hat" and concluding
with The Night Waterman" Mr.. Burton in his laugaar
bic part Of Philip.
Placide will sppear In two OF his best charsc era TO-
night The performances commence with the admirable
Mr. riacioe: CIarisse Miss " Cannon the COMEDY q
"An Awkward Arrival" viii follow, characters b.
Messrs Lester and aoisnd, Mrs. Hoey, Miss dsnnaa.
Mr., Placide.
LAURA KxNxs vARnrr-This beautiful theatre con-
tnues the recipient Il a patronage oommensura v n
tbs enterprise and beralty Of the fate
manager. Thus far the Varieties has been rsordnariH
prosperous, and the large and fashionable audisssss
nightly in attendance for 1t long and bri liant
car eeI Tonight Miss Keene will sgiu perform the
my serious stranger In "Satan In taris-the othnr
characters by Messrs Jordan and Hill, Miss ignoli
Mrs Hough &C. To conclude with, for the last tina.
" Midas"
WOODS MIxrrnns The successful nov burlssqus a
The Good for Nothing" will be ted this evening,
together with variety Of comic and sentimental
Dances &c.
BUCKEYES SEREsADERs Large numbers of peop estin
assemble every night to listen to the fine music and likes
best song and the operetta of Beauty and The Beast
tais evening".
CHINA AND JArAx-rhe beautiful panoramic pictures Of
Places people, customs &c. in China and Japan, viii -
exhibited this afternoon and evening, ss Academy Hall
663 Broadway To add TO the interest OF the paintings,
Mr.. Bayard Taylor, who Is personally fa nia with oJsh
countries, will deliver the lecture Is the psnofamas IN
fold in the afternoon.
BRoADwAy pARIErrs. Extensive preparations have
been made by Messrs Wood Marsh TO give due el0 to
the beautiful spectacle OF The Nsiad Queen" which HIS
been selected insugurate the opening OF tae nstte
theatre next Monday The characters viii be performed
by the Marsh troupe Of wonder juvenile comedians al
whom are under twelve years OF age Tue recent de-
lineations At the Broadway BY the miniature Monus,
Mast. Geo w Marsh My six old, were pronouncod
worthy of cur celebrated comseiaas
BROOKLYN MushUM-Three popular pieces viii be per-
formed At this house next Tuesday by the rnes
matte Association The selections consist OF "The -eri.
Family" the Limerick Boy" and the Dead Shot
SAN FRANtco Prof Risiey has leased the Union tne-
atre, converting 1t Into an aphitheatre 70 be opened
in April He has also leased the old Sacramento thea
tie This will be the first amphtheatre in CAifor
MA and he intends to engage the first talent bo In Ra
rope and America
NEW HAyKs.-1be museum here Is open under the
nsgoment OF Mr. j. J. Prior. drama by J. G. Du-
rivsge, called "Mose in New Haven" Produced
Wednesday. Mr.. Durvsge played Yankee character