The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-20

Of the Ravel panommes other attractions Of the first
order. #H
AZ the Winter Garden tonight the successful bill OF last
week, Dot' and the farce "Bobtail and waga will be
played. All the avore artists, headed by Miss Robert
SON. Mrs. John Wood and Jefferson are the cast Of the
first piece.
At Laura Keene's theatre the world and Stage" will
DC given again this evening Miss Keene, Mr. Jordan
Miss Ada Clifton and other excellent artists the cast
and the play is exceedingly amusing
At the New Bowery drama founded upon the curious
adventures Of the French theftaker vdocq will be given
his evening with the Schoolmaster (pantomime) and
the Lighthouse Fend" The first piece is entirely new.
AT the Bowery Theatre drama called Our Mess, y
the latest novelty, the Green Monster" and the Mute
Spy" will also be played, making long and strong bill
Az Barnum's Museum the latest revival The Flying
Dutchman has made vertabe success, and II con-
nued in the bills for this week with other attractions
Woods Mnstrels doing well at their old hail. No.
49, Broadway and the Bryans ST attract full houses TO
No 472 Broadway Both roupes announce special novel;
ties for the week.
The New York Stadt theatre, Bowery, since its re-
opening progresses rapidly in favor Amongst the novel
ties Of last week melodrama called ode Gescllen,' or
The Road 10 Crme excited the attention of the Ger
public. The piece is taken from the French having
been translated by II Boernsein of ST. Louis 1t has
excellent Tho principal serious parts enacted by Miss
scheler and MIR. Kunst wen rendered, was tho
comic part by Mr.. Klein. A drama called philippine
Wcscr'' will be played night
NEW THEATRE IN UNION SouARE-It is stated, upon
what seems good authority, that Mr. Henry Wood has
secured possession Of the Penniman property in Four
tccnth street, adjoining Union square, and that he intends
TO erect upon splendid theatre, with white marble
front The dimensions Of the ground seventytwo feet
front and two hundred feet deep, which would give space
enough for very large theatre and opera house Of the
first class The colored opera, which has been Mr.
Woods speciality, is be strictly tabooed in the
house which, is expected will be ready for all the Muses.
and the Graces by the 1st OF September, 1860.
THEATRES ELSEWHERE Mrs Bowers has produced, at
the Philadelphia Academy, another play. 1t IS called
"Isadora of Sylvana and the pc. is taken from Lord
Byrcn's "Parsnan The chief characters played by
Mrs. Bowers Mrs. Wallack, Miss Lucy Escou Mr.. J. W
wallack Jr., j. H. Taylor and j. J. Prior. The play
successful. The German theatre opened on Thurs
day, with tho Conspiracy of Women Mr.. j. b. Rob
took his benefit at the Walnut Friday playing in
s'Faust and Marguerite" Mr. Edwin Booths engage
ment the Arch closes this week christss Mnsrels
are at Musical Fund Hall E. l. Davenport commenced
engagement at the Walnut last night Al Boston, Nh
and Mrs Florence have concluded very successful
gagemont at the Howard Athenmum. Miss Heron begun
last evening at the house, with Mrs Bateman's
'Gcraldncn The acting Of Mary hcVicker, who is ut
the Museum, is highly spoken OF by the papers. Mr..
Gaylers effective DRAMA 1.-The Son Of the Night has
been produced at the National Tie Opera is announced
TO commence at the Boston Theatre, next Mon
day Mr.. and Mrs. Waller have been play
ing at Richmond. A, ST. Louis, Mr.. James
Anderson was the star De Bars theatre; Miss Eliza To-
gan at Woods, and the Parodi troupe had opened
opera house Mr.. Fleming, who has the theatre at Ss
yannah and circuit OF the chief towns Georgia. win
commence operations October Pixies Opera House,
Cincinnati ready 10 be rented for theatrical or operate
representations. Mr. and Mrs. W. Florence commence
an engagement at Baltimore this evening. The Portland
(Me) theatre viii open the 2Ist; Mr. Burton viii ha
40 Arss1 that Dejazc: has become
the manager Of the Foles Nouveles Paris and that will
be known hereafter as the Theatre Dcaze On sep,cm-
Der the only West End theatres open London the
Haymnrkctand the Strand Mr. and Mrs C. Mathews were
at the first named house, and burlesque Of the
Lady Of Lyons the attraction AT the Strand. Mr.
Charles Lucas has succeeded Potter principal the
Royal (Brtish) Academy OF Music The Court Journal
asks-
win il be believed that in the short time which has
elapsed since the of the unhappy accident
Ro0er three different propositions for opera, in which
been submitted to the directorY "Thc Golden Hand-the
Vendcan Chief the one which has met with the most
favor. We refrain from giving the Of the popular
brc'ist who originates the idca the hope that the
story may have no foundation.
Pccocmni through the provinces Of England,
drawing crowded houses everywhere and very highly
laudcd by the press.