The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-10
Theatres and Exhinstlons.

BROADWAY THEArRE.-The spectacle OF King
Charming" will be performed for the twentysixth
time tomorrow evening. This beautiful piece will
soon be superseded by other novelties; therefore
those who have not enjoyed the pleasure OF witness
ing the magnificent panoramic views with which the
scenery is interspelsed, should not longer neglect
the opportunity Of 80 doing. The dramatic enter
taiurnents will close with "Ekventy Minutes with
Tiger" In the course of the evening Mr.. Lcnton
viii walk upon polished surface head downwards,
AID Mr.: Fisher viii perform some difficult feats on
the tosde soiante
NIsLo's GARDEN.-To-morrow evening the per.
fornances are to commence with the peculiar little
pantomime entitled La FGte Champetre,' most of
the acting in which transpires on the double tight
rope Francois Ravel enacts very cOmical and diff
fcult part in this piece. Mile Robert, the Rayels
and the ballet corps will afterwards unite their
talents in the charming ballet pantomme called
"Katey, the VivaDdiere." The comic pantomime of
the hero after whom the play is named, and Fran
co.'s as Roquinet, the servant, whose comicaIities
keep the house in roar Of laughter.
BowERx THEATRE.-To-morrow will open the
third week of the successful career Of Herne, the
Hunter, or the Demon Horseman,' at this house.
Despite the extraordinary nclemency of the weather
the theatre has been filled to repetion every night
during the past might and, the excitement re-
ape, ting the play appears to be on the increase,
there is no probability that there viii be any dminu
ton in the number of spectators for some weeks to
come Aside from the unusual interest Of the plot,
mainly centring on the wild, mysterious legendary
wrestling, single stick playing, pig tail catching,
sack jun ping, &C., are introduced into the play with
great eject
BURROWS THEATRE-The highly fattering recep-
ton given to MIR. Mcvicker, the American comedian,
every evening st week, has induced Mr.. Burton to
re-eDgage him for two nights more. The entertain
ments tomorrow evening will open with the popular
comedy called "A cure for The Heartache:' Mr.. Bur-
ton and Mr. II. A. Perry in their fav0rite charac-
tiers Of Old and Young Rapid after which MI. Nc
Wicker will personate the part OF sampson Hard
head (rendeTed famous by the late Dan Marble) in
the drama styled "The Gamecock Of the Wilder
ness
LAURA KEENE's yARIETIEs.--A drama of remark
able interest entitled " Beiphegor the Mountebank
or the Pride Of Birth will be produced at this
theatre tomorrow evening. Great pains have been
taken to render the scenery, including costumes,
music, 6c., of this play perfect as possible. The
leading characters have been allotted to Miss Keene,
Mesdames Hough aud Lesdernier Messrs G. Jordan,
G. Clarke, T. b. Johnston, Chandler, Wemyss &c.
The dances will be performed by N lies. Franck and
Timan and NJ. Tilman. To conclude with the
pleasant farce called /" The Lottery Ticket'-Mr
7. b. Johnston as Worrnwo0d.
WALLAcK's TaEATRE-B ulwer's admirable play
of Money" has been finely cast for the opening
piece at this house tomorrow evening-Mr. Lester
in the part Of Evelyn; Mr.. Waicot as Graves; Mr.
Brougham as Stout, his first appearance since his
turn from the South; Mr. Phillips Sir John vesey;
Mrs. Hoey as Clara Douglass Hrs. Brougham as
Lady Franklin, and Mrs. CoDover as Georgina
Vesey The piece will be put on the stage with that
nicely and for which this little theatre is cele
brated. The amusements are to close with the farce
called /" Ont for Holiday"-in which Mr.. G.
| Holland has capital part.
BROADWAY VARIETIES Ii pleasing to be able
to state that the wonderful talent evinced by the
juvenile company of comedians performing in the
spectacle OF the "Naiad Queen" at this pleasant
| little theatre is duly appreciated by amusement
| seekers. The house was well filed every evening
last week and the petite artists, particularly George
| were appauded to the echo. The complaint on the
..s.kA nf
| produced by the fresh paint with which the house
had been recently decorated; 1t having since be-
come completely dry, there will be no more difficulty
| on that score.
W0oD's MINsrRELs-An entire change has been
| made in the programme for the coming week. seve-
! raj new songs and various old favorites are to be
| given, and in addition, new burlesque will be
| presented, entitled the Happy Man, or the
Treaty with Japan" in which, Judging from the
eketch Of the plot, George has very amusing cha
| racter.
BUCKLEY g SERENADERs.-The remarkable success
OF the burlesque opera Of "Sonnambular which was
performed amid the plaudits Of large and highly re.
spectacle audiences throughout last week, Induce
the Messrs. Buckley to announce it for repetition
tomorrow evening. Messrs. G. $. and r. B. Buck.
| lev. Mr.. Percival and Miss Milen are entitled to
high credit for their admirable vocalism in thi
piece. Previous to the opera, singing, dancing, &c.
CoNCERr IN BRooxLYs.-Messrs. Paul Julien and
August Gocke, whose soiree at Niblos Saloon was
largely attended on Friday will give our Brooklyn
neiehbors q grand musical treat at the Athenm1m
next Wednesday evening. They will be assisted by
several distinguished artists.
THR THEsPIAN DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION, whose
| performances at the Brooklyn Museum on the 9Th
inst was well received by full and highly respect
able assemblsge, will take benefit at The same
place in short time. The pieces selected for the
occasion are Loves Sacrifice" the "Omnibusv and
the Wandering Boys
Action Against Ward school Tcrcher for
Alleged Cruel Punishment.
SUPERIOR C0UBr-PART SECOND.
Before Hon. Judge Bosworth.
| FEB. 9.-7n0s. DorGn vs. John dnderaon teacher
Of spayd school No. 81 fbr alleged cruel pxnsstment
The jury In this case brought Ia scaled verde,