The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-29
Theatrical. Musical. &c.

NmLo's GARDES.-The warm weather TO have
had the reverse of the customary effect upon places Of
amusement far regards this house; at any the
audiences have OF late been fully large if not larger
than This owing the fine style in which the
establishment Is ventilated combined with the irresist
ibe palaoral attractions in the shape of ices creams
&c to be found in the ladies' saloon, during the inter-
mission between the pieces the stage. The entertain
meDts to morrow evening will consist OF the magnificent
fairy spectacle called the 9 Eli Kng,ra Festival Dan
SAINT and young Hengers astonishing feat the tight
rope.
BowKY THEATRE.-This capacous theatre having re-
Gently undergone thorough renovation alteration deco
ration &C., inside and out under the immediate inspec-
ton of its lessee and manager Mr. John Brougham
lighted last evening" for the purpose of ascertain
ing htw looked in its new dress Those present were
surprised at the amount Of work that had been done
short time The change in the appearance OF the place
is exceedingly gratifying and cannot fail TO produce
favorable impression on its old time patrons. Manager
Brougham begins business tomorrow night with good
of the best collected that side Of
the city-and the plays OF /" Macbeth" and the Mar
ried Rake"
Burrows Manager Fleming Is entitled to
considerable dit for his efforts TO please the public
during these evenings having during the past week
furnished comedy tragedy, melo drama and farce all
finely played too but 1t s to be regretted the audiences
though fair not large the attractions warrant
ed The talent Of the artists engaged, however, has
hitherto found sufficient attract full houses else
where, and it is believed they will eventually prove
equally successful here. To morrow evening Mr.. W. H.
Crisp, who became great avorte during the palmy
days of the old Park will make his frst appearance in
the character OF Dazzle in London Assurance sup
ported BY his lady, also line artist Mr. and Mrs. Elem
ing &c.
BROADWAY vARrErEs.-Large and enthusiastic audito-
tories composed OF the old and young continue to greet
and encourage the little artists here every night they
perform. Could manager Wood be induced to give an
afternoon entertainment at least week. il would
prove Of real qualification hundreds OF little
ones, whose parents opposed TO going at night
II is understood that the managers reply the heads of
many respectable families who have solicited day per-
formanccs has been is great task for the chill
dren to play both day and night Why give up the
evening performance, then? The house would be full in
tho afternoon. Black Eyed Susan" and The Toodcs"
tomorrow.
EMPIRE HAHN. Keller has issued an entirely new
and very novel programme for the coming week. Of
the leading features Of which is mimic styled the
:" Third and Fouth of July /" From the outline given Of
this affair cannot fail TO elicit the admiration OF every
true patriot Among the tableaux, arc Washington
Planting the Standard OF Liberty Union Of the Graces
Toilet % juno Triumph OF Amphitrite and Chris
TOPPER Columbus, or the Indian Feast During the
evening Signor Adoas tn great magician will astonish
and Nine. LOvarny and other musicians will delight the
spectators with their respective performances.
WOODS MIssrRErs.On reference 10 the bills II will be
seen that the coorcd opera will be out in flying coors
during the coming week. To morrow and the following
evenings to be exclusively devoted TO new bur
iesque the famous opera Of " II Trovaore" 1t u call
ed YeL oafer Torye, and according 10 the synopsis
given in the bills will prove very funny. The usual
riety Of singing dancing joking, &C, will precede the
buresque.
ror illustration of the Russian war should drop in at $50
Broadway.
DUSSELDORF GALLERY The extensive and exceedingly
valuable collection Of paintings and stauary in this gal
OF the hne arts.
wAuAcx's TnEArRR.-This popular plaza OF resort Is
TO open AZ q "summcr garden Tuesday, with a
pany embracing several established favorites among
them Miss Agnes Robertson aad Messrs Dion Bourcicau
and I. b. Johnston.
LAURA KwSE's.-A French entertainment IL 10 be
given this place next Wednesday, for the benefit OF the
sufferers by the recent inundatons in France. II Is
hoped this appeal will be generously responded 10 by
citizens, that the house will BIO full to OVERLOOKING and
that those VINO unable 10 attend will provide subst
tutes in the shape Of dollars
Mr.. H. SnxouR-Ths gentleman has returned to the
city and engaged to play his great part Of Quasimodo
81 Burton's, at an early day.
Mns KATE SAXON 10 70 have complimentary benefit al
Hope Chapel next Tuesday evening. She is 10 give her
admired dissertation Glove and readings from the
poets Mr.. Malone Raymond, the Irish comedian, and
MI. Brooks have volunteered for the OCCASION
tNEw ComDy "A new and said 10 be very racy two
comedy, founded the spicy but somewhat broad
story OF the "Ceco Bell has been placed in the hands
OF Manager Fleming, at Bartons. Those who have seen
The manuscript IRE Of the opinion that will prove
excellent card. tso-a Aa.t as3