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

BROADWAY THEATRE TO morrow will commence tb1
third and last week Of the legendary equestrian dra
of Herne the Hunter the popularity Of yhish is
paraeed ia the history of spectacular in
city SO much has been ssid and written about thi|
piece SEd SO many thousands Of people hare wtnesse
Its representation. that 1t would be superfuous to adj
another word concerning it, further than to suggest
those who fail to seats surir the day that the
will find 1t advantageous to be hant early in th|
evening.
NiILos GARDES.-The magnifcen. partomnic spectsI
Gle Of the Elf King is again announ Jed as the leads
feature of the performances for tomorrow evening" al
tie Raves have excellent characters this play; It'd
scenery is extremely beautiful the machinery moves Il
regularly as the wheels Of clock and the hume cd
tricks sna tran sf nations most aston shiny Tel
entertainments Will open With the blessing little pant.
nine sly LED the Secret Marriage" 70 10 wed by the d
Ruished dancer Mile Robert and others OF The bale
corps IN g Three Grand Pas"
BURToss's TH.ATRE-Shakspares comedy Of tie "TirI
ter's Tsle is again announced tomorrox evening
Tho industrious manager has just for ssgratula
ton in the immense Of this play the main cred
Of its popularity acting piece being chiefly due Il
the pains he has taken to place upon stage in pro
per style and to have the characters carefully and j1d
giDa text. The entertainments close with The must y
bnretta called .Jenny Lind, In which Mrs. Howar
will personate the heroine and sing several songs.
LAURA KEEEs vARErlEs-A new drama by The autho
Of Masks and Faces" and other popular plays, win b
brought out TO- evening with new aud appropr
s cailsG 1.-TWO Loves and se and the charsc ar
to be rendered by Misses Keene and Kate Reynolds
talented members of the company. This piece hsvin,
been long time in PREPARATION it will doubtless b
played with great care add prove attractive isature
The highly popular burlesqus sty "Novel.y will con
ciude the amusements.
WAIIAcK's THEATRE Of Mr. Brouehsms mos
popular dramatic productions will be performed, or th,
Is the comedy entitled fhe Gsme Of Ii sb nss
Messrs Lester, Brougha, Dyot. and war Mesdamst
Hoey, Stephens Brougham and Vernon aud Mise NJ
Cannon viii appear BY this 1t viii bs observed that
careful Discrimination has exercised in sssc,nl
representatives for the parts To followed b.
the fsvorfte buIlefoue Of 'Poca being ttN
night Of its performance
BROADWAY vARrsTIEs.-The wonderful company Of 1--we
nile comeosns who have sstonlshed all behoders by
remarkably deneatons of all phase OF character
WE Io-m morrow pgnt, appear in the nautical dra o.
"Black Eyed Susan" The piece ia finely cast hit I,
George playing Gnstbran and the scenery and appoint
TIE ertanments viii close with the excellent srce .
1.-THE Wandering Minstrel" little George as Jem Bags
with the song of vihtens."
WooD's MrNsTRBis.-George, Pierce Wang an. Herman
Campbell, and other old avortes will tomorro even
ing entertain their friends with choice selection 81
ctmic and sentimental rongs Ethiopian dances &c. I'd
be followed by the very successful and exceedingly i
crous burleslue called "rhe Happy Man," in whist
George pers' mates a remarkably droli character.
BUCKEYES sERESADERs These great public fsvorites
morrow evening produce spectacular buresque, syls
"fbe Court OF Ice Burg, the programme of which pso
nses an abundance OF the richest kind Of fan. Bisho
Buckley has very ayghabs part in It, Preceding tn
burlesque, there will be q variety Of songs, e..
PAUL JUIIlEs's FAREWELL 1t Is expected that the City
Assembly Rooms will be crowded to morrow evening, or
the occasion OF the complimentary and farewell bsne6f
concert Of Psn julien. The programme comprises a
variety Of fine musical compositions, both for voice and
instrpmtnt and to add to the attractions The bened
ciary will be assisted by Adelina Patti, " BAri and
August Gockel.
BROOKLYN NrsEuM.-The eleventh annual benefit oftha
Ihespfsn Drapac citation whose :es have
Thursday evening. Cloves Sacrifice" the sOmLibus
and constitute the programme for
occasion. Messrs Harrison, Lowell Widdicomb and Lee
nd Misses Cu1tiss Colwen and Keerney will appear Id
the first piece and Mr. J. c. Tyrone, the popular
Irith comedian, in the farce.
CHINA AND Observation-Disclosures the nnpropi ious
state of tie weather. quite large number of pereons
sembled In the Athen@um, 664 Broadway, yesterday az
efnoon for the purpose Of witnessing the pa
rorapic illustrations Of views in China and japan and
caring the explanatory lecture of Dir. Moves, The
paintings will remain exhibition at the same pla.e
during the coming week.