The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-06
Thentrsa on,a Exh,hy,,on.

SAMUEL. BRhEyooRT,
Theatres and Exhyhltions
CONCERT To- NlcBr-Ths fourth OF Ar. Carl Bergmanua
se'es OF sacred concerts Is to take pace at ths City As
charming ueat to the lovers Of svest soun1s Mss Ie
oieeht, pianist OF whom report speaks very highly
om %sss as s in sais and
Die Forele," Wagnet's "Pilgrm Chorus" Nuller's
die Botscnaf y and hczaIts ara and chorus from the
9Iers OF "fannhaeuser," will be given by the Arion
enoral Society The orchestra Will also perform nun
ber q elegant pieces, smong them j. Haydsns grand
Le0nare."
ACADEMY OF Nusc Mad. lie La Grange will take be-
n.ht and bio farewell TO the New Yok public to morrow
Teen selected for the cccssion, which various dstin-
gnhed and ayorie artists besides the beneficiary will
[eIeim, among them Madame Bertucci Mare.zsk, Miss
Elise Hensser, SsnoSe Morelh vere AInold and Gas.
paroni As the terefc:sry is OF the most popular
srts who delighted ci izens and it being pro-
bsby tie last tine they will have tile pleasure Of wit
Messing oEsic performs for some time to come the
Academy will doubtless overflow with the wor tn taest
tesut, ana fashion OF the city.
BROADWAY TnEATBE-M. Keler's celebrated tronpa Of
iench artists, whose elegant taSleaux ntr dnced the
nyfaeiegicsi tpecasie ct ,fhsnor and Azsihss" were
ny thoneanes q ths patrons OF this es..eii-h
n eN last week, will tomorrow evening appear Ia a
e5ad series OF Scrip,ura and miscellaneous subj
ameng othsrs, port-syng; in animas1 statuAry ,has
A pubic rehearsal OF some OF the living breath
'tg embodmrnts Of the great works that inspired the
immortal painters of bygore days took place yesterday az
;eIrocn and wss eLced by several eminen. divine,
ether ds,ipg guished persons who expressed tpem
elves not melt pleased bat highly delighted vi III III,
heltaiDnt mt Previous 70 the rableaux farce the
'Nancefirg Minstrel viii be performed.
Nimo's GARDEN.--The brilliant Entertainment. 40 ,s
,siy rrovsd for BY the acting directors Of this popu
lar establishn emit, Mestrs Corbyu h Moore and 80
tctiveiy carried out the various details By the re-
Lowred Ravels and other finished artists continue to
sep up the noirg this as one Of the first in
the estimation Of pleasure fessers The cef merit Of
the performances here IS evtrythicg is we exceeding
y veil dene-Lctlitg is surIed. Tomorrow evening
hQ Ea ofp {Ia yka Ja...
loi the con- ical Chr csc pantoDime styled kim ka
In Which Francois enAa's one Of his most amusing charac
'.Is Tie amusea ents conclude with the grand comic
ANY spectacle of the Screen Nc nster Of the best
listes Of ibe kinn tver produced.
BuwlRY THEATRE This old and always popular thea.
tie to be opened TO evening the sole
noIl shp ard dictatorship Of the vete manager
Mr. l. r. Walcron. His sc'ing ard stage mansger, Mr.
g. H. Gim'hs, and his sage director, Mr.. Robert Jones
known to the New York public to require eulogsm
through the columns Il rewspsper. Among the mem.
iior stjs any Of them old avoIes and in addition
fgotiations are dirg with number Of eminent actors
sId actresses most OF whom i'll appear at early day.
it teig the alleged determination Of Mr. Waidron to
have dramatic corps tecopd to in the country
he opening pieces "lhe Factory Girl" Bamboo
2 ing - ana "Brian Borohine."
ErRIo 1pEATRE-The BILE ipdustry of Mama
ger BaIun guicsd by his acknowledged talent and su
iefsbuDdant iact and wthai, backed by his universal
popularity, continue 10 fill this house night after night
matter how eat may be the sttrae ions offered else
wfeIe. Mr.. B. presents complete illustration OF the
OF quoted remark, - hest within himself" But it
MT alone upon his personal popularity that he depends
success; he has surrounded himself with many favo-
i,e and talented artists, who fully capable satis-
acriy and creei.ably rendering the various charac
iers allotted 10 them. Tc evening he tenders
Il new play 1be Queen of Spades, and the comedy of
Psm Pfy playing the inquisi,ve hero of the latter
liece bimseIf.
WAnAcK's TnrATRE.-Mr. Wallsck certainly has cause
to te proud OF the high apprecia 10 which he is held
y the pla, going community OF New York THIS pleasant
tte theatre donscy thropged, au6 his performances
apercus)y applauded each night during the past fort
ght. Od plsygoe1s, persons who had not viited
eight to him in his round of favorite characters To-
oiIow .v, ming he plays Dazzle, part that would
% have been specially designed to suit his style, in
Lester Iese mates Charles; Mr. Broughan Sir Harcour;
Air Wslcos, Mask Eeddle MISS Howard Lady Gay, and
Mrs. Hcey Grace. g Away with Melancholy y is the
c'osirg piece.
LAURA KEEN1's VAHEIrts.-1hs elegant theatre main
ians the tnvabe popu gritty it speedily acquired
der The direction OF its fair manager who is still as
eIgetc and industrious In her desire to please the
public as she at the of her manage
rial career Her Efforts have been rewarded by degrse
q prosperity seldom acquired in brief period. To-
rtrrow evening she pui bringing out with al the
appropriate embellishments and appt ,ntments, the
tiled ''Tke Kings RIVAL" the characters In which will
he denes'ed by Misses Rsene and Regnolds Mrs Les
derner, hessrs. Dickinson Jordan, Johnston and other
mvoiie reftIneIs. To he followed by Novelty" for
TIE thirfy.pfoth consecutive lime.
BROADWAY VARmTIs.-Tbe astonishing and unprece-
snted popularity Of The nautical drama Of "Back Eyed
Marsh chile rem, compes the management to it
another week with the view, Il possible o, crafty
ng the crowds OF people who have hitherto been obliged
to leave the doors without gaining aduittsnce. So
much has already been said by this and other papers re-
Iectir the merits Of the juveniles in this particular
piece that snoihe word would be useless. Master Geo.
". Marsh will also play bis famous character OF Jem
srgs, In the farce OF the Wandel ing Minstrel part
in which he is irinisbly drcil
Woop's AISslRns have made entire alteration in
deir gfRpme for the coming week. George, Pierce
nd ether favoIte dsleators OF Ethiopian eecentricy
md hnmor will 10 evening" favor their friends
With nun erous songs, dances &,,, closing with the
,musIg farce called The Mummy
BROADWAY ATBrydtv.--Mr. Neagles elegant and large
collection OF ScIYuia geograI hical and other pictures
aill draw crowds o. admirers 70 this house.
FMPrE HAfI--Tbs panoramic illustrations Of the tour
Of Europe and siege of setastopo remain on exhibition
it he6 BrCaGway.
HiAwAIHA,-Mifs Clara Darling will repeat her read
g OF this celebrated poem, at Niblos Saloon, on Tues
Cay.
BnooKIyS MrsErM TIE members ofthe 1hespiau Ora
matte Association by special request OF their lady friends
win rext TUESDAY evening repeat the beautiful play OF
Iove's Sacrifice and the laughable farce OF the