The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-29

BROADWAY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO BARNEY WILL
nAAs.-Friday evening there a variety o. perform
ances for the benefit OF Barney Williams ana his wi's
which went on WE'LL but a. there was nothing new in
the dramatic representation, We spared the space
OF criticism. Behind the curtain however, there was
another scene enacted In the greenroom, NJ. N. B.
Clark the stage manager 10 presence Of the company
presented to Mr. Williams very neat ebony osus, ella
borstey mounted with gold Apr crbed.
from the members OF the Broadway theatre M Clark,
in presenting the gift, made some very pertinent
REMARKS the OF the late Tyrone Pc xer
and melting Barney Williams to persevers untn the
mantle Of tpat great artst fell upon his shoulders uu
disputed. Barney Williams, In reply, said
Ii dies and Gentleman, sssure you was not pre-
pared for this demonstration OF respect at yoor snds
Of the procession at large nor can conceive of
having Intentionally given sny one cause TO SAY tnat
been ins fault q the neso but not Of the heart have
oiled to obtain position in noble profession, an
am proud 70 -, that feel anesr great Obligation to
called to perform for the ready willing hands tasy
have given me to climb the ladder Of histronc fame
Ladies and gentlemen Of the Broadway theatre 10 you
my gratitude for the able rnap you have
sustaintd myself and Mrs Williams during 10 me the
most hatering engagement have ever performed IN my
thanks and be assured In Whatever position may ba
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gift will be forever engraved upon heart. At ones,
thank you, and may God bless you and yours.
Mr. T D. Rice the original and best dslneatsr of
gro character takes his benef ct this theatre Nom
day evening, when is hoped his old friends VIII 10 az
their port M RICE distinguished himself in EUROPE
and gained the applause OF critics who had bssn &C.
quantsd with the pecularss OF those whom he repre-
sented, and Is hoped that those Of his oouu.ry
will DO their duty tomorrow evening, by filing the
broadway theatre M and Mrs. Barney Williams, Nc.
snd Mrs. Y. ConBor, Mr. W. r. Blake, Mr.. Chte. Val.
and Woods Mir srrels will appear the o.casion.
Let Rice have bumper-he deserves it-old mes can't
be forgotten. On dit that the Gabriel Rsvel company
will commence short season at the BIZ oadway next
week.
EInLo's GARDEN Mics Louise Pyne having recovered
from her late indsposton will appear Monday
ing, doubt much TO the satisfaction Of those who
have been delighted With her aweet and sceatfc voll
iztion, Zerlipa the comic opera Of Ora Diavoo
supported In the other characters by Miss Pyre
Harrison, Horn Holman Borsan and other artists
OF vocal celebrity No doubt the reappearancs one
Of The most finished vocalsts that has visited this
country will be hailed with enthusiasm by hss nums-
aomiIe rB.
BowERY THEATRE Mr.. Wadron, the proprietor o. III
eftabshmtnt, and whose exertons to please the fire.
queners Of the Old Bowery, at great expense s well
Known to the resdens Of that location engaged Mr.
W. Glenn, very popular aad clever comedian, and
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Drew, to appear for limited period
They will commence their engagement on Monday even
ing and will appear in the romantic drains OF isaiah
in Paria and the admired comedy of the erious Fa.
mily," Mr.. Glenn NJ Amipidab Sleek.
WooDs Niss,Rxis The great success OF this SON.
pany under the able .1agement Of Mr.. Henry Wood.
such ~ 10 fill the is Of the treasury Every night
the hall f. crowded. To night the amussmsnss
viii be found to please all parties This comp any viii
also sing at the Broadway theatre on Monday next for
the benefit Of Mr. 7. D. Rice.
FxPEssns or THE RACHEL CoMrASY.-The FIGARO fParis>
publishss powerful array Of figures relative en-.
gagement Of Mile Rachel, thus