The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-11
NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, MAY IL, 1856.

toos Tcucrrov evening hs feeders the favor,s drama
OF "sva coppssasd, snd ths comedy called Cs shiag
Ara, Heey. and other fsvor,es are in the cast.
WALAcx's TnxAras 1t is almost nee lsw to rema-x
that tLis house densey tarongsd throughout last
eyer ssa sasnei actor Mr. Wsses ns who has nov
PLAYED to ovsrcwing and enthusiastic audiences for
period of seven week.. Aside from Mr.. walaci psrsonl
merits however tae entertainments have been OF high
oscer and such "a would never fail to good hou
Mr.. w. the iAst week Of bis series of per
IL tbs "hunohSscs POOR Ri i,ssasy" is sss Isl.
piece.
LAURA Ksxss's VARIETIES Tho fair manager here has
no cause OF complaint respecting the feeling Of TIE pub
Hc-thst decidedly in favor a IL eytencsd by
the brilliant array OF faces to be found in the boxes sad
asess oiIss every evening Miss Keese has the proud
ties not merely a resort for fashion, but
the educated and refined seek recreation after the
pies, said to be of intense interest called "DAne
Hands cot Hssrs Is to be played with The new comedy
Of My Wifes Mirror"
BROADWAY vARHrlEs.-In compliance with the desire
of many patrons the managers Of this vore little thea
ire have determined 10 revive the brilliant spectacle Of
the "Ssad Queen" 10 which Master George, Little
wonderful juvenile troupe, game, much celebrity at
the commeocement ofthe season This pleasant piece
STYLE but az the arrangements the scenery machinery
properties &c. are epeciy adapted to the size of the
children 1t will doubtless have another profitable run.
The keller TANEAus Isl. cs the advent of NJ Keller,
Empire ball bias bescme the focus OF attraction to the
OF the sublime ard beautiful Artists Swans d.
vres fAhorsbes in short all who have taste for the
elegant and afort to indulge It, flock thithsr In
la GO numbers to behold the living smbodiments OF tho
works Of the most usrious ancient and modern paint
and sculptors On reference to the programme 1t
will be noticed hAt entire change of tableau+some
OF which have beors been in this city-has
been made for toe ensuing week. and, Ia addition, the
popular vocalist Mad Loyasney will sing several Avos!te
sorgs.
WooDs Nss1RxIs Although there is no no partiou-
lar necessity for these makers to exercise great
degree enterprise having the Ethiopian field
trey to themselves, they quite active and
gsc as ever Being constantly tha alert for novelty,
comieAlity and whimsicatv, and we'll knowing how to
make Of theEe commodities when procured 1t not
surprising that thsir hall should be always crowded. To-
morrow nght they tender new buresque, called the
Mischievous Monkey" il which the iniuitabls George
pays Jocko besides variety Of songs, dances, &c.
for the express purpose OF rende ing good old English
gs and ballads in elegant style and at moderate
prices, ia fat gaining high position in public estima.
ton Another concert viii be given at Hope Chapel next
Wednesday eveurg, the selections for which
Der Of the 6n es. musical gems.
SpIE ENTERTAINMENT. Theodore Eisfeld ia pre-.
pairing give grand dramatic vocal aud instrumental
concert At The Academy 81 Music, tho 18th instant.
Among other Artists uocod for the occasion Nss
Brainerd Sigror Bsdiaii, Messrs Rich Hoffman and
Donald Macleod The programme Ia an sunusually dne
one.
BRoOKLyS Museum "A complimentary benefit is to be
given to Mr. s. Wi6comb manager Of the Thespian ORA
matte Association by the members Of that company az
testimony to his worth, the 10 inst. The seec-
tions for the occasion are "Biack Eyed Susan Irish
Tutcrn and Sketches in India" Mr.. Widdic plays
William and Tom Tape. Mr. J. c. Tyrone, Gnatb,aia and
Dr. 'reos; Miss Cuit5s Susan and Sally Scrsgg5; and
Misa keArEey, Dolly aDd Mary.