The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-30
Theatres ana E;xhlbutions.


Dounced for this evening-ths Irish drama, entitled
relsnd as 1t Is" Mr. Williams Ragged Pat with the
herty. The '.Irish Tiger'' will follow Mr. Wilsms az
Paddy Ryan. "Our Gal ~ with Mrs. Williams in her in
bic, Yankee girl, will conclude all
BowERY THsArRE.-The great success attendant upon
the prod uction OF the great spectacle called tbs
chanted Temple, induces the management to continue
and costumes al new and the Panorama OF the Nile
is besutaful painting Nile Therese and N. Schmidt
tngs ged leaders Of the ballet The "veteran and
biz Progeny will commence the nts-they close
with the Buffalo Gals"
NIBIo's GARpEN-The English Opera troupe, no play
ing ct this cool and beautiful theatre every night
received with enthusiasm They appear to night in
Don,zettis OPERA the "Daughter Of the Regiment and
as Miss Pyne acting and singing as Marie greatly cd
mrpd, no doubt the house will be crowded On Monday
the opera called the Queen of lay will be proiussd
for the first time.
WALLACE THEATRE.-Ths German Opera Company ap-
pear 10 light tine opera, sMasanielo." The principal
characters wild be sustained by Miss Caroline Lehman,
Miss Leeoer, and Messrs. Qunt, Muller and Vincke
Beetboven's grand opera OF FdeGe'' Ia in rehearsal
and will shortly be produced
BURROWS THEATRE-This establishment, with its pre-
sept company, which plumbers many eminent members
OF The dramatic profession doing fine business To
New York as It Isl Mr. Eddy plays Paddy Murphy,
ia the 'Happy Man, and Holland and Dunn appear in
the comedy, 'Deai as Post"
WooD's MINsTREIs give the same programme as last
evening. The house is crowded nightly.
PERTAINS MINsrRELs.-The "Mischievous Darkes''
again this evening, with other mu,iog features.
FAN FRANCISCO On the 30th Of May Miss Davenport
played Camille at the Metropolitan theatre supported
by Booth, as Armand. AT tue American. s.Md-
summer Nights Dream was Played With Miss Laura
Keene Oberon; Mrs. Tnomsn. Titania Mrs
judah, ss Hfpolyte; Miss julia Gould, as Humming
Mr.. F. N. Kent, as Bottom: Mr.. whe.tleigh, as
Flute Mr. J. A. Smith, ~ Snug. The Opers
being given at the Union theatre Commercial street. by
Bar Thorn, Signor Lauzoni and Soda Mile Carlotta
Bsril Patti and others
FoRuGSThe chief novelty Of Paris at present seems
to be the Italian plays The leading actress Madame
Ristori (who 1t appears speaks French like native
has received offer Of engagement at the Theatre
Franchise, with . salary Of 80, 000f year and two
months vacation. The lady it is said requires four
months vacation and that present is the sole obsta
Gle to contract She has made great hit in Aferis
'Myrrha." One Of the correspondents says
Ristori is thirty three old and is OF slight frame,
and seems tall, though she is not Her appearance
is rather English than italian. She Ia blonde, with
and her slightly acquine the nostris beauti
fully chiseed and slightly detached Her teeth long,
regular, pure white, and when she laughs she sho
n.uth. Her delivery !. wonderfully pure and even
those TO whom her eloqusnce conveys no sense, find
music in IT, In attitude and gesture, and in panto
mime whether of the limbs Of the features, she is
certainly unrivaled. She never uses either rouge
white eyebrow color, neck powder; she
applies to her cheeks what aid be simply necessary
to counterfeit the yellow effect of the footlights.
Mr. J. w. Wallack Jr., has arrived in Paris with his
English company and Levassor the drceur OF the Palas
Royal is giving entertainments in London.
The owing programme of evenings theatrical
performer the camp before Sebastopol is curious
IMPERIAL THEATRE OF lSKERMANN, SUNDAY, MAY 90
The amateur performers of the I'd Zouaves will give
the following spectacls-1. Gle Bal du Savage" foe.
vaudeville in three acts, by NM. Cognard. 2. Comic
fnterIude. 3. sLes Fureurs de PAmour," burlesque
English sergeant. As the performances win be long the
curtain will rise at half. past precisely,