The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-15
Theatres ana Exhibi lions.

BaoApwAY THEATRE The spectacular extravagans. Of
kins Charlniogn and the second &C, OF the treat
dramatic performances ths evening This being the last
night on which these beautiful plays viii be- pro.
duced the admirers IF gorgeous scenery And wonderful
mechanical eeca should not miss the present orPortu-
NIFTY ofsecing fhen.
Nmo's GARpES-The Raves will open the amnse-
ments this evening in the amusing pantomme styled
sJocko the Brazilian Ape" Mpe Robert n. Brilliant
aud other favorlte members OF the ballet corps follow IN
the advertisement called "Ies Abcies," which is
an unusually brilliant aGac. The panonnIe of .'kip-
ks"-Tianoos in . very comical character-wDl close
the cnte rtainmepts.
BowEny T,HArsG-Mr. and Mrs. Ward, Sfr. and Mes
GIiiths, Mcssrs Wnans, Lamb, Barry And fitzgerald
Misses Denvil, Afford and DenhAm and other leading
members OF the company together with the sagacious
horse Roscius continue elicit tho warnest applause
from the immense audiences who nightly I'LL the Bowery
witness the great supernatural spectacle OF Herne
the Hunter, or the Demon Horseman."
BURROWS THEATRE -Shakspsre's great comedy Of tho
Winters Tale" will be repeated this evening. New
scenery, costumes, appointments, &c have boon pre-
pared an overture composed nd music expressly ar
ranged TO rive proper effect TO the comedy The cast
braces the names OF Mcssrs Burton, Perry, Beynoids
Bradley, lAaingwel aud RAinford; Ncsdarnes Parker,
Hughes and Breisford, Miss Thorne and others.
IArRA KEEsz's vAaEHns.-The savorite comedy cnt
tied Slasks and faces viii be performed this evening
in accordance with the demand Of numerous patrons OF
this house its repetition Miss Keene viii sustain
Rcignoiis Mrs. Hoagh, Mrs. Carpenter Messrs. ordon
johnston Bars and other talented members Of tho
pany The entertainments close with "a loan of 10
ston Peter Spyke.
WAI.cK's 1fnr1g.-RoureicAults popular comedy
of Glove and Money" especially arranged by the
author this honse and with most OF the performers
in the characters originally assigned them will be per-
formed for the last time this evening The entertain
ments will conclude with Mr. Broughains extraordinary
burlearc entitled 'To- hon. asthe author Pow.
haitian, Mr.. Wacot John Smith, and Miss Hodscn
tho Gtntle SAv1ge
BROADWAY y1lRuTM.-Ths pretty spectacle II tho
"Nafad Queen is su played TO the admiration OF crowd
81 AUDIENCES at this Doat and comfortable little theatre
Masters George and Checkcne Misses Mary Mars Louise
Carrie and other talented Juveniles composing the Wood
and Marsh troupe, der their various pars In capital
style and dcseryed]y rewarded by the ontu sinic
plaudfts Of the spectators.
Woen's Nsr1ols have the satisfaction Of performing
their new burcsque, entitled Ihe Happy Man. Treaty
with JAPAN TO full houses every evening The farce
win be- preceded by songs, dances, &C., tonight
p.,HJEye Ss3unlAt5s tender very fine selection d
sopvs kc for tonight. including ,he song oalel
The OWL Their entertainments wind up with the
successful orera,c burles9ue Of "Sonnsmbnls."
CHINA AND JArAS--Those DESTROYS Of informing them
selves with regard 10 these comparatively unkno wn coun
tries and the habits and cusoas Of their people
should not forget the panoramic illustrations on exhib
| ton at Academy Hail.
C.,ys,Rr AT NDaos suocy.--Aessrs. Paul Julien and
August Gocke will give their farewell and positively last
concert ct the allow plaoe this evening They will be
sstea by Madame Poz2oni and other favorle artists
Their progrxnme embraces great variety the choicest
musical cpoaitions both for voice and instrument
nj the price Of admission In only fifty oents every iovof
Of harmonious sounds afford 10 enjoy the treat
Their concert in BROOKLYN Wednesday evening was
very yuccessfl, and Miss T. B., pupil OF NJ. 51cte r,
J 81 ont ed quito q scDBe tion.