The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-29


impudent Puppy" is to be produced for the first
time here tomorrow evening. Mr.. Mathewsis to play
his original character of Nestor Nimbe- Charles
Beeswing in the comicality of Twenty Minutes
with Tiger"
NIBLo's GARDEs.-Gabriel Ravel win tomorrow
night enact the very comcal part Of Simon IN the
dashing ballet pantomme called The Milliners
Mile Zanfreta follows with her wonderful tight rope
ieats, and then comes the amusing piece styled The
Conscrpt.'
BowERY.-The novel and varied performances of
Messrs. Sands Nathans Co.'s great triple troupe Of
equestrans acrobats and gymnasts continue To give
the highest satisfaction to unusually large audiences
Tomorrows entertainments are to close with the
Militia Training"
BuRToSs.-The temperance of Mr.. John
Brougham will doubtless be hailed with much en-
thusiasm tomorrow night. He is to perform in his
own comedy, entitled Vanity Fair in which Mr..
Burton and the principal members Of the company
have characters. The Duality" and "a Day III New
York are also announced.
WALLAcK's.-That old and everpopular comedian,
Mr.. Geo. Holland, issues capital bill for his benefit
tomorrow. when Mesdames Vernon and Allen, Miss
Cannon, Messrs. Blake Lester and Davenport are to
appear in a Lady in Difficulties" Forty and
Fifty and the Invisible Husband
LAURA KEEsE's.-The unprecedented popularity
of the elegant scenic drama called the "Sea of lce
renders it unnecessary for the drectress TO change
her bills. The public and the press are unanimous
in their laudation of the acting of Miss Keene and
her auxiliaries in this spectacle. r-sr
ITALIAN OrERA.-Carl Formes is to make his
debut in America at the Academy tomorrow when
he will play his famous character of Bertram, in
Meyerbeers opera Of Robert lie Diable." The cast
embraces the names Of Nine. La Grange Nile.
Carroll Signori Bignardi, Labocetta, &c.
AMERICAN MUsEUN.-The dramatic entertainments
tomorrow will consist of the drama called the
Wandering Boys in the afternoon, and the play of
Time Tries All' and farce styled Laugh and Grow
Fat in the evening. The myrads of curiosities may
be seen at all hours.
CRous.-The regular old fashioned style of ope-
rations at Manager Tryon's circus, 81 Bowery-
where the audience encompass the ring and all that
is going on can be scents greatly relished by i'm
mense audiences, who appear to never tire OF the
entertainment.
GRO CHRIsTY AND Woop's MNsrRELs promise
an abundance of fun and melody during the coming
week. Their farce fun tomorrow evening is Mar
red and Buried" in which George has very
amusing character.
BRyANT's MNsTRELs have also issued a new pro-
gramme that fairly overfows with comicalities,
spcuous among which We notice Dan and Jerrys
inimitabe "Shaksperean Readings" and the
" Horse Opera
TIE POLAR REGIoNs.-The paintings of scenes
through which DR. Kane and his companions passed
in the course of their perilous journey in search of
Sir John Franklin, still on exhibition at Empire
Hall.
INTERNATIONAL CouRTEsy.-While the rights of
our dramatic authors being daily iniringed by
actors and managers all over the Union it is not
little gratifying to be able to record the reputation
of such meanness on the other side of the Atlantic.
Mr. T. II. Lacy, London bookseller has just repub-
lished Mr. Walcot's farce, entitled Nothing to
Nurse, and, in preface, says, This capital little
farce is the production of Mr.. Charles Walcot an
English actor resident in New York. Its merits and
originality have induced me to present il to the Bri
tish public and trust Mr.. Walcot will pardon this
Unauthorized appropriation of his property in con-
sideration that the introduction may be advanta-
geous to his interests at all events hold myself his
debtor to the same extent should an English au-
thor. Nor can consider that the serious loss my
self suffer from the shameless pilfering of American
publishers. justihes my being guilty OF equal delin
quency. Really this little play is as much Mr.. Wal
cots property a. his watch coat, and it i only
that the American laws, which prevent Messrs.
blanche, Bernard and Morton from possessing their
own property if found on American soil. which offers
even poor justification TO Myself and British man
ayers and actors, in publishing, producing and play
ing Nothing to Nurse without acknowledgment
or payment to its undou1ed owner"
New ORLEAss.-The Delta Of the 10Th has the
following notices OF the places of amusement in that
city:-A new historical drama in three acts, the
joint production of Tom Taylor and Charles Reade,
Of ''Still Waters Run Deep notoriety, put
upon the boards Of the St. Charles last evening.
The scene is laid in the time of Charles the Second
and OF course Nell Gwynnc figures In il conspicu-
ously. The plot Is entertaining, and the language
occasionally good. when married by Mrs. Woods
pronunciation OF better" which she calls bettar,
paper" papar. and Miss Regnold pronunciation
Of court which funny enough she calls cart
IL Is all CANNON TO look 10 the stage for good Eng
lsh-;here il a sad lack Of education among modern
actors and actresses. Mrs Woods Nell was spirited
and Miss Reynolds Frances Stuart, ranging, as
we say in the cotton market, from /" fair to mid
ding MIR. fanen made about a. good a king az
kings generally are, and stage kings particularly.
Both Nell Gwynne and the merry monarch
Mr.. Farren was rather morose than merry however
were called ont az the fall Of the curtain. There
tolerable audience in attendance. For the
the first time this the Gaiety was full. twas
a novel sight, and We stood amazed at the temerity
Of many people venturing within it, fashionable
precincts without white kid gloves The Martinetti
troupe attracted good many down town people TO
witness the poetry OF notion, as exempied by
the bounding limbs of Zoe, and the acrohatic and
pantumimc feats Of Blondin and the rest Of the
" masculntiesn les Amours du Dable" will be
the opera at the Orleans tonight, and Nine.
Colson will sustain the leading character. IL viii no
doubt be rendered with the same success a. IL was
last season, and be received with equal II not great
err pleasure. The Amphitheatre might have been
named last night, after one Of Dickens b0Oks-Bleak
House. The audience was very small. and the
tertainmcnts not calculated 10 make up the en-
joyment in quality what IL lacked in quantity which
IL would have been comparatively, had a number Of
persons been there The want of run 10 the Am.
phitbcarc ought To suggest run In another quarter.
MILWAUKEE Miss Davenport has been playing
here and receives the warmest Communications OF the
press which she fully deserves.
PrrrsBrRG, P..-Miss Kimberly has assumed the
direction Of the theatre here, Mr.. Foster having
tired.
IortsvirfE.-Mr. James s. Wallace, late of the
Philadelphia Sun, has assumed the management Of
the theatre here where Mr.. and Mrs. Florence are
playing 20 excellent houses.
CrNcrNSsrr,-Mr. j. Z. Murdoch y playing at
Woods theatre.
MEsPHIs-Mr Coudock has been playing a cue.
cessful engagement at Crisp's Gaety.
Bosros-The Marsh children are stll at the
Howard, and the Ronzani ballet company are
drawing full houses nj the Boston.
.an The German r,,i,, =,
gave at the old theatre the 25th representation
Of the !. Daughter ~ the Regiment" Nine Johann.
zen, Scherer and Biddermann in the principal roles
There an orchestra Of A. musicians. directed by
julius Unger.
MosrREAL,-Mr. Gardiner Coyne. the Irsih come.
dian and vocalist ~ playing at the Theatre Royal,
which Is doing good business under Mr. John Buck.
lands management.