The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-16

BROADWAY 1HKAIRE.-- lie dramatic spectacle entitled
with the mirers of the grand and beau ,fal that
o'htr great scenic woneer King Charming also re-
ostslectscles The Sea Of lce' is based on plot
thrilling interest and affords scope for excellent actin
on the part Of Mao ron es ne ,e
able farce Of ''P. p or, the Man and the Tiger
NlBIo's GAHDES.-The charming little pantomime
called The -Four Lovers " IN which the Eaye!s sustaio
Tel pschore or Fete Of the Muses., viii follow, iniro
Outing he favoIie artists Mile Robert and Brilliant
and other members of the talented ballet corps Il
various and autiful dances. The perfor
cose with tie grand fairy pantminic spectacle Of
Rasul' which las been the admiration Of thousanos
since its revival
BovRY THEATRE AN exceedingly fine bill, and one
that cannot well fail to attract large audience to
ght hos been issr ed for the benefit of Mr. S. Barry
iavoi:te actor at this house TIE great drama of The
Jewtss' will be played by stroug cast embracing the
Of Mr. r. Johnston Mr.. aud Mrs Ward, Mr..
Barry and other popular performers The nautical
DIANA Of 'sYanEee JackD viii fclow-Mr r. Johns OF
as Jack Junk, and Mrs Ward as Mariette. The laugh
able affair called sThe forsecuted Dutchmsn" is the
concluding piece.
BURROWS fmAnr--MAnager Burton continues to
bring forth pieces with the most surprising aacriy
By constanty repenshng his stock with fresh novelties
and frequently performing in them himself he succeeds
retanil the high which his house Is re
eaIoed h. the pubic Tonight he presents the first
time here q new farce called "Twenty MIMI es with
Tiger which has recently proved highly successful in
Iontcn II will be followed by the admirable comedy Of
'The Man Of Many Friends" mr. Burton the hero)
this house some weeks ago.
WnIAcK's TmAT1u. = Bourscault's fine comedy OF
Glove snI Money, adapted for this theatre by the
thor will he revived tonight with splendid cast Messrs
Lester Brougham and Wslcot, and Mesdames Stephens
Brouebn, Conoyer and Phi lips, sustain their original
characters and the other parts will have ample Justice
done them by Messrs Norton and Stewart and Mesdaues
Boey and Vernon The charming extravaganza entitled
20 ca hon -,as' win .uoe the entertainments
LAURA KI9cE's NARErHs.-The fair manager OF this
beautiful theatre determined 10 keep the of
her ne company actively employed. For hi. evening
be presents the bes INITIAL and immensely popular comedy
OF sSti Waters Run Deep" with powerful ca It: her
self ss Mrs. Sternhod, Miss Reynolds Mrs Mllrnay
Mr. G. Jordan Capt. Hawksey his original oharsctcr
MY Bass IA Mr.. Potter; and Mr.. Dyot as John Mnav
TIE splendid ballet called " The Prina Donna will (o
ox--cbaIseters by The popua ballet troupe
wooD's Nl,sTRns.- Another superior programme OF
songs dances &c Is offered by these favortes to night
besides the smusinq burtsque entitled the
Ball in which Shakespeare heroes appear.
Bre-YrY's sEBE,ApsHs-Tbe burlesque version OF
Et hard the Third. performed by this popular band
niph qives rise TO the greatest merrment Prior Ia
the bureqUe variety otpopulss songs &c will given
this evening.
omrrsRY-Mr. william r. Goodan, formerly veil
known in this city actor, died Sunday evening in
Hi sdeIpha, of consumption he was quite 4 Young
an Of much dramatic talent, and his early death will
carry distress to a large circle OF friends.
rsAxArc GoP.--Mr. II. Fsrren will take benefit nj
the Howard on Tuesday, when we hear that he viii
probably play Nercutio II Miss Howards Juliet and Miss
trsnptcn's Romeo he has hbored hard both AZ man.
sser and actor and We hope win have fine house On
Tlarsdsy Miss G, Champion had farewell benefit. Her