The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-17
Theatrical. YfusicaI. &c.

ACADEMY OF MusIc-.The opera of I'll Don Clio.
yanni (which was received with the moi rapturous
applause on Friday evening, IL 10 be repeated for the
last time tomorrow. Its universally pronounced the
greatest hit Of the season.
BROADWAY THEATRE-The fairy spectacle called
Cinderella, OF the Little GAS Slipper" ia 70 be pro-
dused at this house in gorgeous style tomorrow. IL
vii be preceded by a variety of novel hiPp~cdamatic
performances.
N~IBLos-Dan Rice's greet show viii commence
Al this house tomorrow. Among the curiosities TO
be seen are the educated mules, the performing
rhinoeeros, an elephant that walks the tight rope,
and che celebrated humoristl IAN himself.
BowERYT HEArRE.--T The exciting equestrian drama
ballad "Rookwood' is TO be revived to-morew even
ing. The fayorite play Of the French Spy" Is also
announced. Miss Sallie st. Clair, Mr.. Fenpo and
other popular artists appear.
Busrosis--Shakspere's comedy of Twelfth
Night" il TO be performed tomorrow, with Mr..
Mathews a. Sir Andrew Aguecheek, and Mr.. Burton
a. Sir Taby Belch, supported by che chief member
Of the Company. Brougham's Columbus" follows.
wALLscK's~The . . . = clubs drama, en-
titled the Poor of New York ~ u announced for The
benefit Of Is authors Tomorrow night. As a matter
of course the house will be full: consequently these
who desire seats must secure them In advance.
LAURA KEENEs-The success Of the comic drama
called the "Muletser Of Toledo" and Taylors come
DIV of IAN Unequal Match" induces the directress 10
again announce them for tomorrow. Miss Keeue,
Mr.. Jordan, and other favorites in the casts.
AMERICAN MrsEvx.-Another new drama, found.
ed on the popular story entitled the Pioneer Pat.
riot" Is TO be produced with a strong cast toimor-
row night. The pleasant piece styled the Queens
Page" will be played in the afternoon.
GEO. CRssrY AND WooD's MrssrRELs sill secure
large audiences at their new hall, 56l and 5G3
Broadway. Geo. Christy and Geo. Holland are again
to appear in the comicality entitled New Yea's
Calls tomorrow evening.
BUcKLEys SERENADEvs have proved remarkably
successful soce their advent at 44l Broadway. They
have secured the aid of several popular performers,
and now present bills that IL would be difficult to
excel.
TIE BRYANT BROTHERS continue 10 give entire
satisfaction TO the crowd vho nightly visit Me-
chanics' Hall. Among the whimsicalities offered by
them for tomorrow evening is Dams Essence of
Old Yirginny.'
Mr. JOHN SEXTON, late stage manager Of the Wal
nut street theatre, Philadelphia. is playing a series
Of engagements in the principal cities, with his
daughter, Miss Angela, a coned,cnne with many &C
compiishments. Miss A. acts several characters in
the same play, recites Racine in the original French,
dances, plays fantasies on the piano and violin, and
leads the orchestra. She has Just concluded an en-
gagement in Pittsburgh and plays in Richmond on
Monday, 25th.
Among The passengers by the Star Of the West
was Mr.. Charles Melville, a distinguished equestrian.
"A Californian journal says of him:-Mr. Melville,
accompanied by his beautiful and accomplished
lady, came 20 this city during the month Of March
last. The exhibition Of their accomplishments, at
the largest CIRCUS ever IN this STATE attractsd crowds