The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-23
Theatres and ExhrS,tysn..


other popular artists.
ACADEMY OF MuHc-sguor Ar.iHs opera, entitled
viii be performed for the first Il morrow evening"
The lexding characters viii be rendered by Nine De In
parts bave been allotted able artists and Is extrsord
nary attention has been paid TO the setns up Of the
piece its representation will doubtless give entire sntis
fac ion, both to the public and the author
BROADWAY THEA1az-Ths poettcal and excl ing eoues-
rian drama Of nszeppa or the Wild Horse Of tsry
Dicencs and grand scenic effects for which this house
ceiebrated MeIs Nixon and Meyers elegant stud Of
Gle and the leading characters are to he personssd bv
Messrs Fisher, Canol AID Chapman, Nine. Ponisi and
Misses Manners ard Duck worth The new and ponuar
farce, That Bessed BABY wll also DO performed
NmIo's GARDEs.-Messrs c,rbyn and Moore have thus
fa been eminentIy successful in thsi ecr to please
the numerous parons Of oishment during the
Absence Manager NIsio They nave the pleasure Of
witnessing large and delighted audiences every night
new bss 'ns T % open WIN tho
superior dancers have recently much applause
The Rsves win follow 10 the unrivaled comic psnto
called the SCREEN Monster" which became an Immense
fayorite during previous engagement of this troupe.
BURROWS Observation-Disclosures Burton has tae enyisbls
Of knowing that his efforts to and
build American dramatic literature as fully and
fairly appreciated as have been his endexvors revive
and fustan those plays OF Shapere and other authors
that have long been shelved by other This
theatre has been every alton Of the
new American comedy written for Mr. McVicker called
"Taking The Chances which will be again rformed to-
rrow evening" together with "rhat Blessed B,byo and
''Fortunio"
wAIAcKs THEArRE.-- The veteran manager and disin.
guished actor Mr. James W. Wsliack, af er enjoying
life OF comparative retirement for nearly a year
and half will to morrow evening crafty his
friends and admirers By personating hia avote chArAc
Ado About Nothing" BE viii be ably Supported Sy
nessra Brougham, DJott and Norton Mes. H,ey, Miss
Dogberry for the first time The fares of "a Capital
Match ia the a'tsrpece
LAURA KKlSE's yARrE1lEs.-Ths universal satisfaction
hV fhn itVAoa &c =,
delegations OF the beauty and fashion Of the city, who
last week throrged this elegant theatre to witness thu
ceedipgy comica extravaganza called tNoyeltyn in.
duces Mics Keene to announces the pieces repe
play goers GLASS Miss KS rsnd Ion OF the arcuous usr
OF Camille az of the most complete and powerful his
tionic delineetions ever saen in this city.
BROADWAY VARIETIES Master George W. Marsh the
extraordinary utante comedian, his little sister Mary
NH ses Louise and Carrie Juveniles conn ,sng
the Wood and Marsh troupe, again perform Black Eyed
the fourth and last week OF its lspresenta ion The long
of this drama, which has been presented tin.
Soss are BY the
seeking public The afterpecs is Loan Of Lover
WooD's MINsTRns.-The Buckeys having abandon ed
the city until after their hall compile ed George
Pierce and tntr popular o;iates have at present
Gompate monopoly OF the co,ored operate business on
the field comoleely to themselves, reference to their
programme for tomorrow evening it will b, observed
quality the attractions offered Their entertain
ments close with thsaughaSe burssaue entitled RO-
tion will give another entertainment tomorrow evening
on which occasion various aspirsns to bisrionis fame
',es-smong them are Some eight young ladies' Three
pieces have been selected viz:Jerrods drama called
seaside ae G ns mso drama q The Wandering
view In the latter Mr.. J. G. Tyrone popular ANA
tenr delDeator Of rish character plays toe dro part
Loony McTweler.
Miss FANNY DpANE -This dist;nyuisbed vouro .rtist
is announced to give concert and literary entertain
ment at Dodwortns Academy, the 18th proximo. II
Of eminent vocal and instrumental ability. Miss u.
has hosts rends and 1t Is pretty certain that she viii
have the qualification Of performing before brilliant
semblsge
Buckets sERESADERs are to psrform in Boston to-
morrow night.
The HARMoSIoss-This popular band of Ethiopian
New England States They open in Bridgeport, Conn.,,
tomorrow evening.
Mr. CoIIINs-This tavorite Irish comedian, who re-
Gently Played to crowded houses in New Orleans vas
last accounts fulfilling second engagement al Mobile at
the close Of which he would return the Crescent City,
for the purpose Of giving consents understood he
returning, about tae last Of month
to this city via the principal Western Cities in most Of
which he is engaged to play or give concerts.
INDIANoPoIE AeghaniAns sang last Monday even
| ing, and went to St. Louis
COLUMBUS, Omo.-The citizens of Columbus gave Mr.
Hanoi ett . complimentary benefit last week. He
formerly connected with the Broadway theatre. Mrs.
! Dufied is at Columbus.
BALrrMoRz.-snce the sudden closing OF the Museum,
the Holiday Street theatre il the only place Of theatr
Burnett Mr.. Adams Mr.. Andrews and Mr. Johnson with
Mrs. Jefferson and MISS Dsvln, all Of the Museu
pany are engaged for the National theatre Washington
M Jefferson Ia to be stage manager Tho Museum is
closed for the first time since Hamm Siisbes It's
prcpetos near six years ago, excepting Of course the
usual summer vasations. We not aware whether it
opens again not. We presume, however, effort
will be made after short time. The business at the
week the house has been literally packed. We Under
Mr. Forrest returns to play An engagement there
New ORrHaSs.-Mr. E. L. Davenport plsyiug Ut the
st. Charles on the 9TH AT the G,iety Miss Je.sie Nc
Lean oH New fSrs MAJ ner ars.s benefit on the otn
learns Manager De Bar intends giving Joint bsaedt in
aid of the washington and Clay monuments and that ct
successful en- eagsment at the IT, Charles has in the
kindest responded and volunteered for the
Mr.. Bourcicault il longer the director Of the
Gsiety, which has passed into the hands OF Mr. Crisp
AUGUSTA, GA.-Mr. Crisp has bsen playing with Mr.
Chanfrau and Miss Abertne in the several cities Geor
Il. He plays tonight It Atlanta The Montgomery
Ca Journal MaIsh Is, says-YesterdAy Nj. Crisp 60
70 New 5esn ns Crisp has BEEN
called there for the purpose Of making .,ranes%en tn
hs new sC Gsiety theatre Of that city, which cost
| given 1t up.
E. Bridges has been playing At the Adelph
and will be succeeded tonight by Mr. T. EDDY Mr. Fran
els Thomas announced having become the sole lessee
| of the Troy Adelphi.
| LANCASTER, Pave understand, says the EramiWo-
the project Of erecting large building for Theatres. and
circus exhibitions IN this city has sussessful and
viii be carried out during the coming NegoNa
lions pending for the grounds and materials for build
ing and these completed the erection Of
the ediHce will be commenced.
| MoBnR-The theatre is open under Mrs. FIELDS ma
| nsgement. j. L. Murdoch WAS the last star.
GALvwros-Thsre IL a theatre here. whore Mr.. Ere.
derisks is the star The Nrs says:-We have not Wit
messed Mr. Fsasl performances and therefore
speak of them but understand he has magnificent
i wardrobe.
KxoxuK uowA.-A theatre has been established 10 this
remots Western city. II is underline management Of
Messrs. Ly nch Bedding Mr.. G. L. Watkins, the ballad
| singer, "a In the company
sAS FRAScsco-On the Goth Feb, thu Rsves wsre 81
the Metropolitan.
| The Sun, Of the 19th, says.-Thc members OF TIA
| lafayette Hook and Ladder Company take Q benefit
NJ the San Francisco Hall to morrow night 1t VAL BE-
GRAND affA,r thoaa hay volunteered thaiI