The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-08
Theatrical. Musical, Sc.

BROADWAY THEATRE The frequenters OF this establish
ment, and the admirers OF good acting generally, will
gladly welcome the appearance upon the stage OF that
sterling actor and popular manager Mr.. W. K. Blake,
in the good old fashioned comedy OF school for
ScandA tomorrow evening BE will be finely supported
sy hms n,s And
mour. and others of the company. my neighbours
Wi'e' Is the afterpiece.
NlBLo's GARDgs.-The grand combination Of superior
pantcmmic, arc gymnastc talent at this
elegant place Of evenir resort continues to afford delight
to its numerous highly respectable patrons. To-
o. his un,iv.ed and essaorainsry issts On the Tight
rope Francois Rnvel, and those distinguished dancers,
form Ties wi The RsSals also a ousa s'i Il nsw
psnte mime, entitled "Pongo, the Intengsnt Ape"-
Marzetd IS the Ape.
BowEsY THEArRE.-Miss Susan Denim and Mr.. G J.
mold, old Avortes, who have been engaged for fe
nights, are to make their first appearance tomorrow
evening They are to personate The leading characters
in the great moral drama Of tsCamile" Miss q de.
neation If the heroine this piece has been highly au
logized in other places She is the fourth lady VINO
unoeraken the srducus task in this city, and her en1s
are sangu;ne she VIII make decid sd hs Lend Five
Shilirgs" follows the drama.
WALIAcrl's THATRE.-The popular author and actor,
Mr.. John Brorgham, is announeed for benefit
evening" being the last night but 70 of the season
The leading attraction for the il Mr.. B. Is cee
brated five act comedy called Romance and Reality 10
which Mssdames Hoey. Vernon aad Brousham, Miss
Carman Messrs. Lester, Walcot, Holland, Norton Pc
tens and the beneficiary appear. The entertain nents
close With The capital farce styled "Away with Mesncho-
penelt
Wednesday.
LAURA KEESB's VARIETIES This admirably ventilstei
and otherwise spleucd theatre 10 great favsits
in the estimation of the pleasure king commun,.
~, and what must be especially gratifying to the
trous mABageress the b,xes balconies and psrqus
always rendered bril- liant by the presence
the sst time this seasoD render her beautiful character
ofPsuine in the "ady OF supported BY Mes srs
Jordan, Bass, Lovedsy, Wemyss, &, The Lottery
Ticket" follows, with Mr. Johnston as NORWOOD.
BROADWAY VARIETIES astonishing success of little
George Marsh his pretty sister, Mary, the graceful
LOUISE and bthsr talented members OF the juvens corps
In The various characters allotted them In those great
conicalities, The Toodes" and "Poor Pilhcoddy in
duces the management TO them tor petition
evening The acting of these children aston
ihes all who them and it hoped that for the edit
cation Of the your ger branches OF the community and
their parents, arrangements win be made for afternoon
performances.
otherwne than pleased with the that NJ
Keller has made an entire change for to evening
number Of Biblical pictures 40 well ~ beautiful miscela
neous tableaus to be introduced. Among thsm is
the pantomimc taoleau OF " Cain and Abel" and Ru-
bsns chefs daure, the Elevation Of the Cross" and
"Descent from the Cross"
WooDs MSsTREIs The vociferous appliance bestowed
BY crowded audtoIes the amusing buriesque styled
the Hichievous Monkey warrants George and his
companions in the belief that 1t win not diminish in
popularity for some time to come; consequently they
rous sorgs, &c.
BucKIEY's HALI.-Ml who have recently visited this
hal, in the Chinese Buildings warmly eniogise the
general accuracy and life. like representation of the
Battle Of Bunker Hill" Fairy Land is also spoken
of IS . brilliant diorama.
DUSSELDORF GAIIERY.-The admirers Of elegant paint
ngs and satuary do better than visit this gal
ler the collection in which is the largest and choicest
this side the Atlantic.
NINE. LEGRANGE.-Ths eminent artist and immense
favoIite with the New York public give farewell
concert and bid adsu to her friends Nb,os Saloon
next Wednesday evening. Mr. Gottchak and other emil
neet artists TO assist
ACADEMY HAIL-Mr j. G. Booth Is to have benefit at
this hall next Wednesday evening" for which occasion
number of popular performers have volunteered. The
performances are to commence with the .MerchAnt OF
Venice Mr.. d. f. Conway as Sbylock, and Mrs. j. II.
Allen ss Portia; followed by The Irish L.on',-rim
Moore, Mr. J. G. Tyrone. and closing with Miles Son."
NJ I Rooth tha her