The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-04
Theatrical. Musical, SC.

BROADWAY THEATRE -Mss Julia oatiey is to essay the
M 81 & s Pay
ary siege. She viii be supported BY Mr. Marcus
E'moTe as Wiorake. So soon as Miss Oatlsy be:omes
thoroughly with the business of the stage her
friends confident she will attain high position
The " Turnpike Gate" Is the af.erpieoe
NnIo's GARDES.-rhe amusing c,mic pan.omime en-.
titled The Four Lovers, or Harvest Home" is
nounced the opening piece to night Young Bens
Ter will afterwards go through his wonderful tambour!oe
soa s On ns
the Night OIL. being the last time but ons Of its per
formAnce. The Ravsls and their popular corps play 10
BowERY THEATRE The perform auces this evening are
for the benefit Of Mr. Samuel CAVITY authof and drama
Gosfamer in "Iaugh Wnen You CAM" Mr.. and Mrs
Daughter" Mr. G. G. Charles personatss Darby in "rhs
PhGnjx' Mr. I. d. Rice sustains his great original cha
ractsr Of Jumbo Jum," and the Jacob1brothers Anne
r.can Brothers. ard other volunteers appear variety
Of entertainmen
dusrious performers, Mr. and Mrs. a. imam, tender fine
bill on occasion of th cir annual benefit this evsring, and
epend to The call in that win convince the be-
nefciares that their efforts to pease fully apprec
a:ed They have selected the 'serious Family aThas
Blessed Baby and one &C: of Fo1tuno.o Mr. Burton
and Mrs Howard appear in favorite characters.
WAIIAcK's THEATRE --SIg. La Mana, the popular
ductor Of the orchestra takes his benefit to night and
enjoys The friendship Of thu multudes who pAtronizs
the house. viii, doubtless, have the satisfaction of
acknowledgment 10 OF the bsllEaut
audiences o. the season The entertainments open with
" A Soldiers Courtship' folio sed BY . Musical and
Terpsichoresn Melange, and cloirg with Poca
LAURA KEESE's vAhlErIs.--In compliance with The
wishes Of her many admirers Miss Keene has consented
drama Of Camille this evening She win also persons
c-medietts entitled at Takes Two to Make Barssinn
Nessrs Jordan, Johnston. and other iavortes Of the
most popular pieces that have been produced at this
house, a vast atsembage may be expected.
BROADWAY VARnTIEs.-The Juveniles repeat their last
ard creates. successes The roodles" and Poor Pill
coddyn to night /. is be regretted that their after
noon entertainments were abandoned, particularly
there are many parents who would be pleased to have
their children see the little artists, but who deem
1t imprudent to take them out at night. For the
sake of the younger branches Of the community II s
ra1ssmonta with Manager Wood for Afternoon per orm
ances.
EMPIRE HAIL-An afternoon exhibition Of number OF
Biblical plcturescorrect copies of great original paint
ings BY worldrenownsd artsts-wl be given 81 three
O'Clock to-day. These representations universally
Of their kind In the evening the customary ysre.y
splendid miscellaneous tab!eaus, music &c.
WooD's MISsTREIs dances, 30, with the novel
the programme for this evening.
THE BROTHERS MoIEEsHAuER are to give a concert AZ
Dodworth's Academy tomorrow evening. They have
arranged . fine programme, and will be assisted by .
number OF talented artists including Madame Bsrtucca
Maretzek.
sIeNoRA vIETTA VKRTrPRAH.-A grand com pIimentary
benefit Is 10 be given this LADY Friday evening at the
Academy Of Music. I'll Trovatore" and ttIa Semra-
mide" to be presented, with Madame La Grange am
other principal members Of the opera troupe in
Mr.. GoTTscHAIK.-This ensleman takes his farewell
benefit and makes his last appearance before New YorE
audience, at Eblo's SALON. next Saturday evening
Madame La Grange and other disir guished artists viii
assist Mr. g. in rendering II brilliant entertainment
Mr. Bass This old and popular comedian Ia to have
beneht to morrow evening at Laura Kesnes Va ietts
when the comety of the 'Rivol sv and the ia
styled, ut Takes two to she Bar GAIN" are to be
payet The patrons Of the old Park and other the res
certainly viii not forget their long tried vore On this
OCCASION.
Mss DEVIL, the young and very prominp actress
who has become quite avore with the patrons OF the
Bowery presents her Claims pa MED by very at
tractiye bill, for benefit tomorrow evening Among
other novelties she Is to essay the charac e of Jate
Eyre In Mr.. Brougham' play OF that name.
BrcEIEYs HAIL-An hour cannot we'll be passsd moro
pleasantly and prof sby than in witnessing the pl ndd
diorsmas Of "Bunter iii' and Fairy Land )" now on
exhibition at this hall