The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-10
Theatres and Exhibitions

ACADEMY OF Music Tho last and greatest produ ton
Of yerdis operas called "pTrovatore," is announced
for Monday evening, with signora S:aeaons Leonora
sgnoIna vestvAli the Gipsey sisnor Brgnol the
Sgnor Rocco Fernando The recepts of the evening
are for the benefit of Signor Brgnoli and this Ia
New York We presume the Acsdemv v be cpo sdss
We have heard that MAretzek's benefit comes of on
Wednesday evening, and that of the oontrato Vestva
u Oh Hcsy evening. The Opera thus far, under judi
cors govern ment has succeeded and if the nfusnce
OF those who wish the establishment Of the most rsho
ed and refining amusement in the world will only act
regardless Of personal aggrandzemeat and see st talent
OF superior order not at enormous salares-not ct
enormous prices Of admission but paying those salaries
hest abilities, then, and only then, can music be
considered superior TO language 20 as TO find an
the most brilliant essays of our cannot effect all
classes having an opportunity Of enjoying such deli
cous treat We are informed that Miss asssaer, orig
naIy from Boston, and who while at school In that city
recognized TO possess vocal organs Of superior cha
racterso much so, that many families Of distinction
collected thousands of dollars and sent her to the
Ccnservatoire Of Paris order perfect her in vocal
sc'ence-aDd after residence there OF six months she
took ONE of the frat przes(shs was subsequently
gagged ut the Lsscee Milan where she rendered the part
Of Linda with the greatest success and subseq
solicited to take engagements at all the leading thsa
cuced her to return to her native appsar
evening during the closing week of the OPERA in
ealing characters No doubt, on the agat of her sp:
peersnce the Academy will be crowded Remember, "n
TrovAtoreo viii be given on Monday evening with fine
cast
NIBLo's GARDEN Tho Pyne and Harrison Opera trou
are playing with great Bell,ni's opera, sLa
SonnambulA," is announced for Monday evening Miss
Louisa Pyne in her inimitabe of Amina
Mr.. Harrison 90 Evino, Borrani Rodolpho, Horn
castle a. Alessio, Miss Pyne IS Lisa, and Mrs. Holman
BowxRY THEATRE Tho French and spanish dancers
appear to evening in their beautiful tsbleaux and
. arand advertisement We have seen them In the
SCOUT OF ooeron, and their classical movements have
bee such as to call forth enthusiastic psudits The
drama OF the Fied of Forty Footsteps and the drama
of the Charcoal Burner" for to morrow evening.
BURROWS THEATRE This establishment opens on Mon
day evening with fine company, Mr.. Eddy a very
excellent and great favorits icing the prinsips
dramatic profession-Mr. G. HolaDd Mr. Chanfrau, Mr.
Bland also Miss Albertne and Mrs Seymour The pieces
selected are the Rent Day, the Wdows Victim" and
the s'New Footman."
wALLAcK's THsArRx-LAsr NreHr THE SEAsoN.-Ou
Tuesday shis house closed for the The per-
tormance was for the benefit of Mr.. Lester aud the
tain on the first piece, Mr. Wsllack forward and
addressed the audiences He said SO He appeared be.
fore them In obedience to that which had become
tesy that manager should take leave OF the public He
would not inHict long speech them, was gene
piest moment Of bis life. Laugbtsr) he would con.
tent himself by merely stating that he did not feel
ssa sam which ns
much y the public the 'n .pss ss
proceeded say that the actor spent his lire day and
night in the study Of his profession. His labor was
in r.hesrsais or in his chamber He spent his aols
life in attaining the maximum Of accomplishment witch
was permitted By the talent which Providence had given
him, On the other hane, the pablo for mighty small
individually witnessed the result Of the studies of
life and at the least TIE obligation mutual Zap
theatre an6 gone away relieved in mind and he trusted
sometimes improved The fesiiDg OF gratitude should,
therefore, be mutual. Cheers With regard to the
present season he could not let it pass without giving
his tbanhs publicly to the company who had iaborsd 50
zeslously during his long absence from illness. They
had produced forty novelties during the
of them rsvivals Of fine old plays-brngng out those
hers which had just been brought out in London and
nine or ten Of them entirely new ones written for that
theatre More than half Of that number had been pro-
cucsd within the last months while he lying III.
Tha. they were well produced the audsn ,es and the
only dane uitcs bis company aud should let
fake dehcscy prevent him from paying fttcg comph-
although s ssS va.
been as brilliant and certainly not As profitable as It
commerce tie ars and trades and fact Of every
psrmen OF society and II they enjoyed the successes
Of trade it than fair that they should share
it, momentary reverses In this gigantic and elastic
natcn these little depressions would last but short
time and tbestricals like ali the rest would revive BY
ins he great majority Il the ssssSsSsd favoTses Of
thu ope you'd, he had great pleasure in stating, re-
main WITH nim (AppiAuse he would also present a.
for their favor entirely 10
ladies' who should be nsmeess at present for the pur
pose Of tansalissg the young and preventing jes
lousy among the young ladies. daughter Among
established talent he would namss few engagements
which be bad already msde:-srs. Vernon; (applAuss)
Mr. Henry Placide his first appearance this stage
(GreAt sppsuse He had great pleasure in statnx that
Mr. Charles Wslcott was re.engaged. (Goud applause
They did not make any wondrous promises but they
would DO their best ~ far the capabilities OF small
but snug theatre allowed. And wherever they might
be, the ocean side the mountain top, wished
AL high happioess, and that they might meet again
with renewed health and spirits not later than the
1st Of temser-ti when be bid them all Affection
ate farewell cloud and continued cheering J"
AMERICAN MUSEUM. -Three performances will be given
each cay during the week The pieces selected are "a
Glass too Much" "The Hole In the Wall /" and the In.
terestng drama Of "Rafaelle." The baby show Is A.
NOT need 10 continue q week longer.
asBucKIxYs SERxSADRRs.--Bssioss q great variety OF
negro melodies which rendered with great sweetness
OF yocalixation the opera Of Luoa de IAmmsrmoor,"
In white faces, Will be given.
= wooD's MNsrRUs turning away numbers from
The hall, z72 Broadway. This "Wanderng Min strs -
with variety Of negro melodies for to evening.
PERTAINS MrssrREIs = The buriesque Baby Show is
drawing crowds to this place Of amusement They give
besides, very good vocal and instrumental pieces.
MADAME IsADoRE CLARK gives . grand concert on
Tuesday evening, when many emiaent members OF the
Italian Opera company win appear. Il VIII come OF ct
the Metropolitan theatre. Let native talent DO sup.