The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-29
The aires and Exhibitions.

ACADEMY MusIc.-Ths grand complimentary testi
monisi to Mr. James Wallack proprietor Of Wallacks
theatre and Of the best general actors living
TAKES place This afternoon and evening Ali the leading
artists OF New York appear the occasion The pieces
rejected are-For the afteTnoor-Monsie ur Jacques -
II. Barnett and Miss Rey nolds principals; Q
and divertsfement,.in which Miss l. Pyne and Mad
CONWAY as the etractiye festurss: and the saree
"Dtlica,e Ground" In The sveping-"Damon and
Pyth ssForrest and Davenport in the leading parts
ALSO the Poor Gentleman with Blake, Dyot Lester,
Rroughnn, G. Holland and Miss Rosa Bennett and q
fsrce, with Davidge and T. Johnston nllisg the prn
epAl pnrtr. Walack deserves bumper-let him have
one. Remember the old National theatre,
EIBIo's TBEArRE.-Tbe operas far given at this
fayorrte place Of Amusement have been successful Miss
Pyne's sweet and scientific vocalzaton viii always
mand good house. Were she appear by herself
dependent Of We believe the generous feeling
bees with the musical people Tonight she appears
in Wallaces beautiful opera OF "Msrtsna which
tains 20 many thrilling musical gems.
BROADWAY THEATRE.-Tbe play Of "Ingomar, the Bar
bsrap, is announ red for this eyenipg-the two prin
cipsl characters, lpgomar and Partheuia, by Mr. 7.
Conway and Madam Ponisi two artists who are greatly
esteemed. Misses henry and Price viii dance pas de
Deux;" and the farce of the 'Irsh Tutor in which
gr seymour plays Teddy 0'Rurke. will conciuds the
snnsements. Tie Misses Gougsnheirs benefit on Wed
nesdRy.
BowIRY THEATRx--The drama Of the "Lost Child''
with Mr. Johnston Pierre do Ia Roche, is ANNOUNCE
for the first piece He will be asnsted by Mr. Dunn,
Mis- Hiert other artists OF celebrity. The tale Of
enehsntment called the "seven Temptstons, !" is also
announced,
which ia now in its fifth week Of representation, viii
conclude the entertainments.
BURROWS THEArRE.-The programme for this evening
is Of great variety and scarcely fail to draw
full house. The first piece is the "Bue Devils, in
which Burton figures conspicuously-the next is the
Post Of Honor, =" with fine cast-then the amusing
piece called the Wandering Mpstr H." Burton the
bright particular STAR end all win close with the come
distta Of tie Secret"
LlrARGR's METRoPoLrTAN.-The grand operate melo.
dramatic ballet in three acts scenery dress-
ee, and properties, called "Masanelio, the Dumb
Girl of Portic" Fepeia, Senorta Soto, assisted by all
of Hackets stock company. Buckstones farce Of the
Sloan, and Miss horant in the principal parts To
row evening" the grand ballet performances.
AMERICAN MUsErN.-The very amusing pieces sychs-
bod's Gomez and the t'lan and the Tiger the
dramatic features of this afternoon and the drama
titled the "Lonsy Man OF the 0ceap," with Messrs
Fypp the leading characters, for the evening. Tue
Museum is frequented daily by hundreds,
WOODS MrnTRxIs continue TO draw large houses
Wood Ia good m mayer, and hence hs great
A fne bill for this evening The 'tl.ost Child" BY
Campbell, is greatly admired.
BUCKIEY's sERKyADrRs-The great success Of "Nof.
MAJ has induced the cement 70 II again.
from black to white faces is generally approved.
lin tdio, "The Dream" wiz DO executed By Mr.. Y.
Buckley.
PtRHAM's MISsTRRIs.-Tbe bur1esque Baby Show, .
most spectacle exctes imoderate laughter
and the singing throughout good, besides various In
stfumental pieces.
Mr.. Y. Conway, for many years attached 70 the
evening next, when the tragedy Of waldimar will be
played is scarcely necessary 70 say that Conway is
so generally esteemed, crowded house must Be the
consequences.