The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-31

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TEE DRAMAnc FUsD ASSOCIATION DnsD, to which ~
have before aliude viii take place ct the Metropolitan
Hotel, ON We spesdsy evening week. Tickets now b
had at the hotel Tners sL bs good dinner, los ct
good music, ami probs ,ly some good speeches. Nay
good digestl wal. appetite and health ON both"
A YHRY Novn ENTERTAINMENT Is announced for his
even..s at TIE BROADWAY THEATRE. 1t " Allsgod.
cal ant m,thc spec scie called Phanor AMI
Azemss," a.-anssiop fros the French In the course
OF the play thei. will b series Of tateasn riudx BY
the Keller troupe. ros company of artists number
twentyseven and the, the best testimonials 70
Their ability. The style entertainment will be
trely new The company has Lust arrived here after
an hundred n.ghA engagement .. Havana, which re-
stored tins iarg fortunes of the rseoh. From all &C.
counts we are ed expecs great treat. In addition to
the psy there will be several other tableaux, and
commend to readers perusA Of the bill In another
column.
siGNoR ARDrr, the composer Of ola Spia," will take
his benefit at the Academy Of Music this evening gnor
Ardii fully deserves a wded house. His own opera
win 90 given
At LAURA KEKSEs VARIETIES we have NO change to note
In the BILL Camille" proved TO bs . great hit and
was done for the tive time on Saturday, to . ful
houie. 1t is for this evening" and ws pro
sune that It will be through The week. "N0velty't
has reached its thirty fifth night beng the longest
that any dramatic has achieved this season
1t will also be gwen this evening We learn that Mss
Keene intends important additions to
company, and brig several pieces Meanwhile,
everybody will 6 to ses her act in Camille"
Mr.. WAIIACK has drawn crowded houses to his own
theatre durog the past week. He has played Bsnsdik,
Jaques and shylock. and has been well supported by
his excellent company. For example, Mrs. Hoey's Bss
trice and Portia Mr. Lestsr's Orlando and Mr. Walcos
Touchstone hreatbed pure spirit OF the eat master
While we have such stock actors survive with
out the stars and allow he provincial towns to keep
evening
At BURROWS THEATRE, "Ganenn," very clever bur
lesque by raour has been rcugnt out for Mrs. Charles
Howard who Is exceedingly good in It. "That Blessed
Bah" has also made cat hit These successes, with
Paul PTy one OF the managers pieces de sistance
will be played tonight Burton scss in each pieoe.
There will be no peri rmance at NBLo's GARDEN this
evening" IN consequence of the death of Mile Pauline
Gene. This young asy, It viii DO remembered received
severe Injuries by he burning of her clothes dur.
ing the perform ance about SINCE she had been
but few months in he United States.
At the BROADWAY VARIETIES, the juvenile comedians
still attract crowded They play "Black Eyed
SusaLo capiay do not believe that r P. Cooke
himself could produce effect in william than Mss
Louise. The fame bill TO- night
WooDs HALL, 444 Broadway, is the only house Of
the coorsd native Ape. lean opera In town. The pro.
gramme for this evening is full Of gems.
Miss KIMBERLY, been reading selections from
"HawsthS" with much to the pundits Of Yale
College, viii repeat the enter tainment ct Hope chapel
Broadway, next week.
Several members II Van Amburgh's circus company
arrived here last from Liverpool and have left for
Cincinnati where they will shortly operations
Among the arrivals tie members of the Cooke ami-
ly, the Francisco brothers, gymnasts, and French
eqntsrien M'ils Zamesors, who leaps through end
of balloons. There will be lively time in horse opera
matters this summer.
G. X DICKINSON Is engaged at Laura Keenes Varieties.
Mr.. and Mrs. FLORENCE have been In town during the
past week, making arrangements for their European
They vii sail in the Persia Wednesday and in
. month the London word viii be astonishsi with
entirely novel species OF dramatic entertainment. Mr..
Florence played In Baltimore last saturday nigh.
BosroS-James Bennett played for Mrs. Kirbys benefit
last Monday Mrs Barrow has been reading "Hswaths"
the laurch Of a ship, the Mnnehaha. Mrs. Skier
rett has been married to II l.. Bascom very young
acor at the Museum G. Il. spear commences an en-
gsgenent at the National tins evening. The veteran
maehinist Of the Boston theatre. Mr. Ja,ob A. Johoson
has been engaged by Pepper, Esq., Chairman Of the
Board Of Directors to supern end the constr Of
the stage and machinery connected with the opera
house, Philadelphia. new piece, "'Ns III Playing
with Edged Tools" to be produced At the Boston to-
night with Mrs. Barrow, Barry, Bolton and Miss Bddes
In the cast has been severely afflicted with the puff
premonitory. hrs. Barrow announces that during the
next month she will read "Hiawatha" In the principal
New Er gland towns
AInANY-The theatre here closed on saturday with
benefit to the dcorheepers
NEW HAVEN Cr-Ths Journal Of Friday, says:-
IA anticipated, Brewsters Hall was tiled full last
evening to sten to Miss kimbery's recitation OF Ha
watha" She was received With warm applause, which
continued TO greet her through her performance 1t
the decided we have ever witnessed
in New Haven.
PmApEPHA.--Bar Williams and wife are playing
at the Walnut. Miss Emily v. Croker, who plays
ARIEL in "Ihs Tempest" at the Arch, and who is .
daughter Of john Crocker formerly Of the Park theatre
had benefit OF the Arch Saturday. Mics Richinss
gave q concert at Musical Fund Hall on Saturday.
UrcA.-1he theatre has closed for the A pa-
per there aaysOur CT liens had enough to do to get
vctuGls and clothes Curing the hard winter without
patronsing the 'illegitmste' drama"
NEW ORIEANs- Crisp has assumed tbs manage oent OF
the Gaiety. E. L. Davenport pe; ed for Ms. J. B.
B7oth's beEedt, at the st. Chsres, the 18th. Ths
Gabriel Rave troupe is shortly expected here from Cali
fornia Miss Heron is at Cdsps Mrs Julia Dean Rsyne
commenced engagement at the st. CHARLES the
10th. Mr.. Collins was giving
BurFALo-fhe Metropolitan thest-e will reopen this
evening with Mrs. Farren the star.
CAIRoRSIA.--A complimentary benefit hal bean given
to Mrs. N Sinclair, at Sacramento, she leaving
for the Atlsn.ic States. In he. farewell spsech she
sad:-
In this brilliant assemblass I am proud TO recognize
many co, dial ing first encouraged my humble
efforts here, whose literal support has aided my
deavois snd whose kind presence tonight viii in
spre me with couass to endure whatever trials may be
in store for cheered by the hope that my duty being
done elsewhere may return and ind you all in the full
est enjoyment Of hea tn, happiness and prosperity
Mile Dure vas at the Nevsd4 theatre, playing with
great succees. IAN Francisco paper rays, "the very
eminent trsgedian, Mexican Buchanan has organized
theatrical company, embracing the following ar4ts:
Messrs. Buchanan Ryer, Anderson Wilder, Jchus Nc
Gowan Mortimer, Rogers Barry, Mise Mo ab.sy, Miss
Lane and Others FIR the purpose Of giving the citizens Of
tie principal interior cities and towns taste of the high
er grade Of the drama" Mr.. John Dunn playing 10
the mining districts.