The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-03

BROADWAY THEATRE-Wr j. w. Wallack, Dr.,
will commence the second week Of his engagement
at this house tomorrow evening, when he will give
his admirable representation Of Mathew Gilmore in the
popular play called /" Loves Sacrifice Miss Jane
Coonbes will make her fourth appearance before the
public in the arduons part of Margaret Gilmore. The
magnificent and thrilling spectacle called the "Sca of
Ice, will follow leading characters by Mr.. Fisher,
Mr.. Chapman, Mad. Ponisi, &c.
NIBLo's GARDEN.-Tbe liberaty and enterprise
of Mr.. Niblo, combined with the extraordinary PAN
feminine talent Of the Rave Family, have lately af
orded the frequenters of this establishment an OPP
rortunity Of enjoying variety Of pleasing enter
tainments, produced in style never surpassed in
pear in Jerome comicality Of" The Schoolmaster;"
Mile Robert and the ballet troupe III Katy, the
viyandiere," and anon the Ravels in the peculiar
pantomime of Vol-au-Vent"
B0wERY THEArRE.-The unprecedented success
of Mr. Clarkes thrilling spectacle, entitled Herne
the Hunter; or, The Demon Horseman,' which was
performed amid the unanimous plaudits of overflow
ing houses throughout last week, is announced for
repetition every night during the coming week. In
deed great is the sensation created by this drama
that the manager contemplates giving both after
noon and evening performances, in order to accom-
II Odate the many who have hitherto been unable to
procure seats.
BuRIoN's TnEATRE.-The patrons of this favorite
house will, no doubt, be pleased to learn that the
manager has effected an engagement with Mr.. J. H.
McVicker, the Yankee comedian, who recently &C.
CURED such great popularity in London and other
cities Of England. lie will make his debut to.mor-
row evening, as Sam Patch in France In ad-
dition, Mr.. H. A. Perry, who has already become a
great card here, will play Charles Rocket in the
laughabe affair called lake That Girl Away"
Mr.. Burton will enact Mr. Poodle; also Picadilly, in
a" Burton's Directory
WAlLAcK's THEATBE.-Still another new piece
is to be produced OF this establishment tomorrow
evening" 1t purports to be dramatic sketch, called
"Dnke Humphreys Dinner" and US it only numbers
three characters, performed by Messrs. Lester and
Norton, and Mrs Hoey, it will no doubt prove very
entertaining. The comedy OF "The Village Doctor
will follow-Pierre Boncoeut, Mr.. III. Placde. To
conclude with the brilliant comedietta entitled "The
Listle Treasure" Miss NJ. Cannon as the heroine.
LAURA KEENE's VARIETIES The exciting drama
called Satan in Paris, seems to have proved de.
cided hit at this establishment, and although among
the hest pieces of the kind, its great success is
equally rs much due to the meritulious artists by
whom it is performed to the talent of the author
Miss keene admirabl personates the mysterious
stranger, and is ably supported by Messrs. Jordan
and Hall, Miss Reynolds, Mrs. Hough and others.
satan will be repeated tomorrow, together with
the laughable farce of "The School for Tigers in
which Misses Koene, Durand, Reynolds, and Mrs.
Hough appear.
WOODS MINsTRELs.-Some of the finest songs in
tie Ethiopian catalogue, and variety Of solos,
trios, chonses, dances &c. will be given by the
faeetous George and his professional associates to-
morrow evening. The entertainments will conclude
with the successful new burlesque called "The
Good for Nothing
BUCKLEY's SERENAnERs.--G. s. and r. b. Buck
ley and their auxiliaries win sing several of their
most popular songs tomorrow night including
"Jenny Range Ill.," the celebrated |" Laughing
Chorus" and the "Burlesque Hutchinson Eamily.S
The strength of the talented company will after
wards appear in Sonnambula."
BROADWAY VARIETIEs-This establishment, for.
merly Mechanics Hall, at 472 Broadway, having
been altered and greatly improved throughout, will
open tomorrow evening, under the management of
Messrs Wood Marsh. The house has been spe.
cally arranged 30 to enable the Marsh troupe of
juvenile comedians, who recently performed very
successful enga cement at the Broadway theatre to
display Their piecocous talent to the best advantage
The gorgeous spectacle called The Naiad Queen"
Is the opening piece-a the characters will be per.
sonatcd by children under twelve years of age
among them Master g. w. Marsh, the comic in
fantile wonder.
ACADEMY HALL-The beautiful panoramic pic
lures of China and japan are still on exhibition
here. Those familiar with the scenes represented
speak very highly Of the correctness Of these picto
rial views.