The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-04

Dramatic and Musical ssstters'
Theatres have been little dun lately but saxe viii
b quite revival to night will be seen By the follow
Ing resums:-
At the BROADWAY THEATRE Mr.. J. ". waIlack Jr.,
plays Matthew Eimore in "ovs's Sscrifcs." Miss Jane
Coombes will be the Margaret Nmors Of ths night.
Miss Coombes has acted two three times at this
theatre and has made = favorable impression. Ths
Sea Of Ice," which has besn nghly successful sud
which very appropriate to the present cold term vii
also be played night The of this house
always the alert for novelty preparing severa
grand equestrian dramas, in which will be introduce
the finest stud of horses in America.
At BuRToNs THEATRE, MIR. j. II. Mcvicher the Amsri
can comedian, who has just returned from very
.cessful English teur viii commence brief epgagemsn
this evening, playing in the piece called Sam Patch In
France Mr. Mcvicker is the only representative fths
style Of character upon the stage, aud has the mer
of versatility, being good general actor as well as first
rate farceur. In London he was particularly com
mended for his artistic quiet style. In addition to Mr.
Mcyicker's piece Mr. Perry will earnestly request Mr.
Burton to "Take that Girl Away" and Mr.. Burton will
quote from the 6 New York Directory" More fun for
evening cannot be bad anywhere.
Mr.. HENRY wooD opens the Broadway Varieties this
evening 1t is at No. 472 Broadway, and is said to be
perfect little jewel of theatre The opening bill is
curiosity The entire compsny Il composed Of children,
Miss Louise will deliver Tho opening address, and the
spectacle Of rhe Nsisd Queen win follow. Every thing
will new and the exhibition will be very interesting
The price OF admission Is only twenty five cents.
At laura KKNEs VARIETIES, the pieces for tonight
"Sa.an in Paris" and the School for Tgers Miss
Keere plays in both pieces. The Kings Rival" is in
rehearsal here.
At wAEAcK's THEATRE, tho "village Doctor" old
Park theatre piece has been revived during the past
week, and achieved very respectable success, due
principally to tho excellent In which the
several parts flied. Mr.. waliacks bills to-day
contain gsntlemanly hint to people who desire to go
to his theatre without paying attention to the customary
ormahty Of leaving four shiiings with Mr. Moore the
Treasurer who Is polite that 1t Ia pleasure to pay
your money to him. A new piece, "Duke Humphreys
NDnsr" is up for tonight, with the village Doctor"
and "The Little Treasure" We are glad to hear that
Mr.. wallack will shortly appear.
At NBIo's GARDEN, the RaveIs and Mile Robert
drawing well. Three pieces for tonight
The BowKRY THEATRE has been crowded every night To
"Herre, the Hun:er 1t is full Of the most extraor
binary effects Mr.. Conrad Clarke will make his debut ut
this house to- hight, as Tristan Lynwood
PAUL JULIEN has returned to town, after extended
through the country from Massachusetts to the
Mississippi In conjunction with Mr. Goecke, the pianist
ard several vocal artists Of ability, be will give farewell
concert prior to his to Europe Friday of this
week.
At woops MIss1REIs, 4i4 Broadway capital concert
programme IL announced for to-nigh. Also, new
coored adaptation of the capital farce, The Good for
Nothing"
At ButuRY's, $50 Broadway, the "SoDnambuia" bur-
leeque and other good things.
NOVEL EXHIBITION Is announced at the Chinese Build
ings, $50 Broadway. Miss Emily Dolores the femsls
sailor who lately made such excitement In Philade
phia is here to be seen and heard.
The TMxpAy DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION give performance
at the Brooklyn Museum Tuesday The bill is "1he
Serious Family "Lmerick Boy" and "1he Dead
Shot"
Mile RACHEL Is at the Saint Denis H,tel She win 60
70 EuroIe very soon.