The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-16
Theatrical, Musical, &c.

BROADWAY TmArRE-The exciting drama called eth
Last Man" is to be again per, crmcd this evening Mr.
Bake enacts his great original character Of Geory nIs
in which he is acknowledged be svithout rival Tn,
comedy Of "Masks and Faces" in which Nine Ponis
and Mr. Blake have made quite hit, and the amusing
farce entitled The Turnpike Gate" slso to be played
Nmo's GARDrS.-The new pantomime, brought out by
the Rayes last week. denominatei Congo the Intelligent
Ape" will prove valuable addition to their extensive
repertoire NJ Marzettis rendition of the diNcuir and
amusing antics OF the ape fails to elicit the hcarst
applause The piece is announced for repetition tonight
together with the panomme OF the sFour lovers" and
the performances Of Henglcr on the tight rope.
BowERY THEATaE.-Those immense favorites with the
fcquenters or this house Mr. Chanfrau and Miss Afber
tine, are to commence short engagement this evening
Mr. c. plays Jeremiah Clip and Miss A. Jane ChatterIy
In the Stage-struc Barbor' followed by 1 Q 8, A.
b"-siss Abcrtine the heroine The whole concludes
with Mr. Chanfraus popular deneaton OF the whimsical
character Of Timothy Toodles, in :" The Toodles" Full
house, certain fs4A -
IAruA KKsSE's vARIrriEs-There are to be bu. six
moro performances this elegant and fashionable theatre
prior to the close OF the This evening new
piece is to be presented for the first time II reported
to have been dramased from the novel by lady of high
literary ability, and in the hands Of Missos Kcenc Wells
and Reynolds, Messrs Jordan, Dickinson and Others will
doubtless create sensation The spitaldclds Weaver"
is the aftcrpece. aH
BROADWAY yARErEs-These talented little artists the
Wood and Marsh Juveniles are to essayo tlem-a new
line OF the drama this evening They announce the
thrilling piece entitled the 81 Six Degrees Of Crime
Wine, Woman, Gambling, Theft Murder and the Scat
fold" The leading characters are the hands OF Misses
Louise, Carrie and Mary Marsh, Masters George and
Waldo, and will, no doubt, be portrayed in excellent
style.
EMrRE HAIL.--M. Keller has made change in his pro-
scryaton of the admirers of art The great tabcau Of
Famine has been restored to the bill, which also
tains the Of the illustration of Rapaels
thrilling picture the s'Last Moment" and Rubcns' s'De
scent from the Cross.r g
WOODS MINsTgEIs-Thc unprecedented applause night
y bestowed the burlcsquc dcnominatcd :: The
Mschicvous Monkey, induces the managers Of this po
pular troupe TO II for the sixth week. The
songs selected for the opening OF their entertainments to-
night overflow with wit, sentiment and whmsicalfty,
and will be rendered in capital style.
vEsTvAL's OrETA TRorPa which Is reported to have
done exceedingly profitable business al the Boston
theatre will commence at Laura Keenes Varieties next
Monday. The company is declared to be an unusually
effective combination Of talent and is confidently expect
ed to win the warmcst appreciation from the admirers Of
operate representations in this city.
BrRToS's THEATRE.-Ths establishneu. Is to be re-
opened next Monday for short summer season. under
the management Of Mr.. W. NJ. Fleming lAe new mana
ger is old fayor.e with the New York public and with
good company, which assured b his design to-
procure, WILL doubt, meet with adequate sup.
port. Mrs John Woods services said 70 have been
already secured
WAIIscE's THEArnE.-Managc- Wallack otter an unpre
ccdentcdly prosperous season, last Wednesday night
closed his house and disbandcd his superb company till
September During the interim the theatre is to be open
cd under the direction Of Miss Agnos Robertson and Mr.
Dion Boarcicaut and the public will be tanned with al
series Of the most popular OF Mr. BIS plays.
ACADEMY MUslc.--The members OF the orchestra
and chora! department attached to the late Italian opera
company were given benefit Friday evening, for
which occasion Nine. In Grange and other favoEitc
casts volunteered, and appeared for tho last time
together 1t is rumored that tho eminent conductor Mr.
Marctzck. contempates giving series Of promcnad,
concerts here during the In the meantime it
is asserted the stockholders of the establishment
provide means for qudang the floating debt of the,
concern else measures will positively be taken To- effect
sale Of the corporate property Tho stockholders
hold meeting this evening for the purpose Of definitely
deciding to whether they will submit to tax Of $125
on each share, in order 70 pay OF the debts.
NINE. La GRANGE AND MIR. GorTscHhK.--Thcse dstin-
gushed artists about commencing tour through this
State and ,hc Canada with view Of giving concerts in
places where neither Of them hare yet performed.
superior any artists who have Hitherto played together
in this country, and it is anticipated their trip will be
remely profitable. As pianist Mr. G. is without
rivs and vocalist the re0uenters Of Opera House
universally aud Nine In g. being one of the most
finished and refined they have ever heard. They
mence at Troy tomor evening.
Mr. FRAZER the admired tenor formerly attached to
the Scgun English opera troupe is to give of his
pleasing ballad entertainments at the church Of
He will be assisted by Mr.. and Master Sedgwck-thc
latter a musical prodigy Of great promise.
TIE ALIEGHASIANs at the request Of many citizens Of
Eason Pa to give concert in that place to
evening.
DUSSELDORF GALLERY The elegant collection of paint
| ngs in this gallery, 491 Broadway should be visited by
every lover of art.
Mr. S. W. GLENN commences an engagement in Albany
night The theatre there Is now under the manage
ment Of Mr.. Losee.
Mr. COLLINS the Irish comedian and vocalist appears
to have made great hit in Toronto The Cooaia says:
For the satisfaction OF those fastidous Hbcrnans who
object 10 the personation of national characteristics,
may them that Mr. c. does not caricature his
countrymcn Hc rersonatcs them In spirit and dialect
with nolcnsve nauralness devoid Of exaggeraon aud
delivers an Irish song with most provoking expression.
THE NEWARK THEATRE is to be opened to night under
the management Of Mr. H. G. Plunkct who reported
to have engaged most Of Mr. Burtons late company,
GLIDING its manager who is to play alternate nights
With Mrs. c. Howard.
Mr.. AND Mrs. FIoREScH.-M last accounts these popu
lar American artists still playing at the Drury Lane
theatre conjunction with the opera company Of which
| Miss Lucy Escot is the prima donna. The managers
| make tho following announcements
is with regret the directors have to that
the nimablc American artists, Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Flo.
renee, only give eighteen more representations in
London, owing to previous arrangements AT the
time they have much pleasure in informing the public
that spite Of tho lucrative offers they have received else
where their performances will be strictly confined to
Drury Lane theatre
News from Central America.
[From FL Panameno, May 2S.
l SAy JOSE May 5, 1855.
| The cholera is beginning TO mako great ravagcs