The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-04
Theatres and Exhibitions.


BROADWAY THEATRE-1he dramatic play called the
"BaDkrupn which has been written expressly for Mrs.
Also the am using farce of My Neighb,r's WIFE," The
manager announces that The play, written by Mrs.
Hayne, win fhorly be produced
Nmo's GARpRNThe performances Of the Ravel troupe
are always Ia gsly patroDzed being Of Hight and highly
amusing The ballet corps consists of the most
eminent artists Tonight they give the comic panto
fu dances, and the fairy pantouime OF "Asphoiel."
BowmY THEAIRE-The remarkably successful drama
Of the female Gambler In which the great fAvodtes
nent performers will take leading characters il
noupced for this evening The nautical drama Of False
Colors" win close the amusements
BURROWS TBEATRE-The original comedy. written ex-
pressy for this theatre, entitled "Fase Preences"
which includes in its cast all the stars Of the company
ball scene which all the company appears la full dress
cha ac'ers, l. splendid. CAN the Worlds Stage"
oaudes the entertainment
WAnAcKs THKATRR-Coman's much admired comedy
Of the Jealous Wife witch performed Saturday
night before very fun house, will be repeated this
DIg Lester, Walcott, Mrs Hoey, Mrs Vernon, and
ability The only drawback Is Brougham's sickness.
"Ay wifss Second Floor" will also be played.
wooD's MSsTREsstil this favorse resort is crowded
nightly and many persons obliged to retire, fo- want
Of not only sitting but standing room. A fine pro-
grsmme for this evening
BucKIEY'E srRKsADrRs- vocal and Instrumental
talent OF this company draws large audiences every
night The buresque operas give great amusement to
the audience.
MECHANICS HAII.-The American troupe Of bell ring
srs and vccasts will give varied and beautiful enter
tanment on Monday evening next.
BoeroN.A the Boston theatre Mr.. Forests engage.
ment closed Friday, to house filled in every part
have averaged about eight hundred dollars per night
At the conclusion OF the performances Mr. Forrest
Ladies and Gentlemen Fatigued in body and mind
appear before you at your call The curtain has fallen
me sa ana and ann before you s
and too exhausted to cay than that the engagement
which is closing has been the most brilliant
Sc able at future time obedience to your call to
appear in those parts which you have SO generously ap
pAaded thsnk you for your attention, and regretuy
Miss A. Phillips succeeds Forrest in English opera
"Tbe DEVILS Bridge is the attraction The Gsee says
lit was in this part that Mabran when In New York
In 1897 retrieved her falling fortunes The Italian OPERA
with herself and family, under the direction OF Garcia
her father proved unatractive, and H. MAibran, her
husband, having failed ia business, she sought the
stance Of Mr. Barry then at the Park theatre with Mr.
he suggested d ne n o. English opera
adopted and when II announced that Malibran
studying the part applications were daily made for
tickets and the prospective truly great The
needy husband hearing Of this took advantage OF IT. and
when Mr. Barry spoke to her about terms he was some
would be hundred dollars per night The managers
Of the Park theatre declined these terms and the Bowcy
theatre the Of her triumph, where she played
the part for series Of twenty odd nights to
houses Thomas Conner testify for he ubsequently
played Figaro with her at the same theatre The idea
France and believe the last time that he
volunteered valuable advice before knowing the terms"
CasusHAn.-Mss Eliza Logan will open Dir. Woods new
theatre here.
BAInMoRH.-A novel performance given by Mr.
Jarrett the manager Of the Museum and of the National
theatre Washington, on the 2Sh. Tickets issued
ut 81 each. At the Museum " The Irish Ion eyed
commencing at with Mr. and Mrs. Barney Williams.
The audience then conveyed In carriages TO the rail-
way station and thence 20 Washington by train
then by carriages 10 the National theatre at half past
nne where Mr.. and Mrs Barney Williams acted In two
pieces and the people carried back to Baltimore
living there at midnight Mr.. and Mrs Flor ana
Miss Eliza Logan have been playing in Washington.
RIO DE JASnRo.-A subscription has been made ~ Rio
de Janero among the artists residing in that city, In
der TO present splendid gold medal TO tho eminent pia
mist s. Thaibefg who IL engaged for at the
Lyric theatre Mile In Grua ia also engaged ut tbs
theatre 80 prima donna ~ the Italian Opera Company,
together with Nine Charlton whose fayorite role Lucia