The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-06
Theatrical and MusJ =, A~.,-

Theatrical and MuS -, Aw.,rx.
DRoAn~Af ihkArhh'-T order that the requisite
preparations may &c n'S 10 for the production Of an
s, a.ssraarcas 1ning equestrian and DRAMATIC
kingdom, " IN the wonders Of the , 1ooiosc r
ing 'if present week.
NrBLos GARDEN.-The unique performances OF
the Ravel and ballet troupes, together with the a.
tonishing feats of Mile Zanfetta on the tight rope,
continue To attract as large audiences as ever AZ TINS
fashionable place of resort. The programme for To-
morrow is unusually tine.
BowRRy.-Sands, Nathans Il Co.'s great triple
company of acrobats, gymnasts and equestrians are
TO execute variety Of astonishing feats tomorrow
evening. as will be seen by the advertisement Inc
whole closes with the pantomime OF "Jocko, or the
Brazilian Ape"
BURToN's.-Messrs. Burton and Brougham are to
appear tomorrow evening in the extravaganza called
tom and Jerry in New York, and as the "Siamese
Twins in the comcality denominated. The
opening piece is new farce styled ANGELS and
Lucifers."
WALLAcK's.--A new five act play, written, it Is
announced, for the purpose of illustrating the pre-
sent condition of the city, and entitled The Poor of
New York is to be produced al this house to-mor-
row evening The cast, which is very fine, embraces
the names of many old, and some new artists here.
LAURA KEEN's.-The sixth week of the renowned
scenic romance, called the Sea Of Ice" is to COM
mence tomorrow night. So much has been written
respecting the acting, music scenery &C., in this
piece that another word of praise would be super
tuous.
O1yMpIc-This snug little establishment is to re
open as theatre tomorrow evening, with very
good company under the stage direction of Mr.. II.
Jordan. The performances are to consist of "All
that Glitters is not Gold Sketches in India" and
"A Kiss in the Dark.
ITALIAN OPERA.-The director of the Academy of
Music announces that notwithstanding the unprece-
dented success Of the piece, Robert lie Diable will
positively be presented but once more after tomor-
night, it is proper that the public should have
opportunity of hearing Mr. Formes in other operas
AMERICAN MUsEUM.-A series Of rare novelties are
reported to be in active preparation here for the
will consist of two comcal pieces in the afternoon
and the Gross of Gold' and Laugh and Grow Fat
at night.
GEO. CHRIsTy AND WooDs MNsrRELs have, if
possible rendered their hall, on Broadway near
Prince street, more popular than was the old es-
Enlistment where they so long and successfully
catered for the amusement of the public See their
programme for tomorrow.
The BROTHERS BRYANT, at Mechanics Hall, have
entirely pe-modeed their bill for the coming week.
Tomorrow evening they promise Dams inmitable
dance, the Essence Of Old Virginny" and the
laughabe burlesque called the Militia Training"
CIRCUs-ln order to obtain complete daguerre
otype view of the heterogeneous elements COM
posing New York society it is only necessary to
visit Tryons circus, at 81 Bowery, and inspect the
masses who nightly assemble to enjoy the novel and
varied performances in the arena.
CoNcERT.-Mme. Graever-Johnson has issued an
attractive programme for her first concert, to be
given at Niblo's saloon, next Tuesday evening.
Mile Carroll, Signori Rocco, CASTER, and other
eminent artists are to assist.
Mr.. LIONEL GoLDsMIp, the comedian, has retired
from the stage, and assumed the management of the
Rendezvous, an Anglo American saloon, in Crosby
street.
BosToN-The premiere dansuese of the Ronzani
troupe, Lamoreux, had benefit on Friday, and ap-
peared in two new plays. Mrs. Barrow is giving
readings in the rural districts and sacred selections
Sunday evenings in which she is very successful.
Mr.. Ashley advertses that he will open the Howard
in December. MIR. Barrow takes possession in March.
Vieuxtemps, Parodi, Miss Miner and Perring have
been giving fifty cent concerts. The Buckley Min
strels are singing at Jaynes Hall.
BALTINoRE.-The Parodi troupe gave concerts
here on Wednesday and Thursday William Mason
gave concert at Carroll Hall on Thursday. Miss NJ.
Mitchell is playing at the Holiday street theatre.
CHARLEsroS.-Miss Avona Jones commenced an
engagement here on Monday, playing Blanche in
Mrs. Mowatts Armand"
TORONTO, c. W.-Mrs. MacMahon and Mr.. Henry
Lorraine commenced an engagement here on Tues
day, lst December, in Romeo and Juliet
MoYTREAI.-The theatre here il now under the
management of Mr.. Levick, Mr.. Buckland the lessee,
being absent on a business visit 10 New York. The
season has been very good one and will be CONT
nued until March. '5s. Mr.. Gardiner Coyne, the
Irish comedian is the star at present. Mr. Buckand
is in New York, negotiating with stars.
CrNcrNxATI.-Mr. and Mrs. w. ]. Florence are
playing at Woods theatre. Some Of the papers say
that they have during the past twenty months ira
yelled fortyseven thousand miles, by and land,
acting in fifty-two cities in the United States and
Canada and twenty-eight cities in England, Ireland
and Scotland. During the above-named period they
have appeared before upwards OF million and half
Of people, including two Presidents OF the United
States, Queen Victoria, Louis Napoleon, Prince
William Of Prussia, the Empress Eugene, and the
royal household Of France and England. Mr. Muir
doch II at Woods.
LoUrsvrLLE-Mr. Chanfrau is the star at the the
atre here.
SAINT Loups-Mr. Forrest closed an engagement
Of four weeks at Woods theatre on Monday last
playing Rlcheeu for his farewell benefit. He was
succeeded by the Keller troupe. Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Wallack, Jun. were playing at the st. Louis theatre
PrTTsBrRe.-Mr Foster has fitted up theatre at
Masonic Hail. which he calls Fosters Gayeties."
Mr.. Couldock was the star last week. Miss kimber-
ly announces that she viii open the theatre here at
an early day"
MExrHIs.-Mr John Green the veteran actor, is
lying here very Ill with paralysis.
ST. JoHSs. n. F.-Mr. J. w. Lanergan, formerly
Of the New York theatres has had q theatre open
here for the past three months The place is said TO
be Arcadia which u not affected by the crisis, and
where the people laugh at the tragedies and look
melancholy over the farces.
FoREIGN.-Mr. Malone Raymond and Miss Kate
Saxon were giving entertainments at Liverpool at
the last accounts. Our London correspondent gives
ma a. he firSf "a N
liens Indian quadrile-TheTe cannot be the iii ht-
est doubt but that Mons. julien II the Of the
age. Figure to yourselves the following scene
taking place last evening at her Majestys theatre.
choke embroidered Richard, white rose holiday
wristbands, and 50 on downwards: a densely and
Theoretically packed house, assembled, or rather
damned together 10 do honor 10 a musical compo-
sition cooked up by the chef himself. appropriate
20 existing circumstances. not monetary, but be-
cerpnt Ecoyfe- ,esfs foUs - and Iugsfe re1er,s