The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-16
Theatres ana Exh,bit,ors.

SAcRfD CoStIRT.-Mr. Carl Bergman will give sacred
concert athe City Assembly Rooms this evening, being
the first OF contemplated series OF SINH entertain
ments The selections consist Ct various classical and
popular musical gems to be executed by artists Of
knowledged vocal and instrumental ability.
ACADEMY OF Music II Trcvatore'is the opera for
to-merrcw evening. Madame Lagrange Leonora, for
from her ndisposton, win make her first appearance
here aa Azucena Signors Brgro, ADodio and Gasparo
nj will also contribute their share towarcs rendering the
entertainment satisfactory to the audience.
BROADWAY THEATRE Those gorgeous exciting and al
ways popular equestrian dramas, trmour the Tartar"
and the Cataract Of the Garges" will be performed TO-
he belonging Messrs Nixon Myers appear in both
pieces and neither paus nor expense have bsen spared
TO render these dramas otherwise thoroughly effective.
Mad Pobis Messrs Fisher, Chapman and ether leading
members Of the company, perform in each piece. To
enable all who desire tea TO them the xbook
is open three days in advance.
NIBLo's GARDEN-M'lie Robert, the highly popular
dsnseuse having recovered from her ndispoaiton, will
resume her station at the head of the ballet troupe TO-
which met such stteIipg reception in the early part
CT last week Those iversal voree, the Raves and
their vai talented suxaries will Of erwards appear
IN the grand spectacle entitled the Eff King" which
has proved of the most :cessfu pieces The kind
ever prs duced by this distinguished company.
BURROWS THEAIRE.--Manager Burton announces three
pieces for to morrow evening" all Of which have recently
elected hearty applause from crowded audiences The
first the list the musical fairy piece entitled For
Ss Tce mrs h1wssa mas been highly audsa
Urgent Private Affairs follow In both Of which Mr.
Barton has characters which keep the spectators
vulsed with merriment AL the pieces finely csst
LAURA KEEPS VARIETIES thrilling drama of "CA.
mile expressly arranged and adapted for this estab
st emit, win be presented for the Arst time
evening" This piece having been long tine In prepare
ton, and the cart being Of very superior charac
is expected to create greater sensation than thing
yet % Ct IT. ms pspukss nons The chief
Messrs Jordan, Bass and Johnston. The entertainments
close with Novelty" decidedly OF the most popular
buresques ever brought out
10 TurA aid .<aN
ard apr onted still the order of the day here ana
probably viii be long they continue to m the house
announced for tomorrow evening" with cast embracing
The Of Meesrs. Placde Holland, Brougham Ioster
Dyost and Wscos, Miss Raymond, and Mesdames Hoey,
Vernon and Conover Mesfrs. Holland and Norton and
Misses Cannon and Raymond will afterwards play in the
cemedietta, " To Obljge Benson"
BROADWAY vAHIFnFs.-No better evidence Is required
Of the deserved popularity Of these talent ed juveniles
The Wood and Marsh children than The fact that the
drama Of Black Eyed Susan, a. performed BY them IL
and touching deineatcns Of the different cbayactsrs in
this play have astonshed and delighted largo audiences
every light They viii also appear to evening In
the popular musical comedietta entitled Perfection"
wooD's THE popularity OF this famous band
OF merry makers In firmly established that ia amos.
useless TO FAY DythDg in their aver Everybody goes
to zee and to hear thsm-tber beautiful hall Ia always
full. They tender new programme Of opgs and dances
for tomorrow evening, and The burlssque called the
aHappy Man; or, Treaty with Japan"
BUCKEYES srREyApBRs-The lovers of fun and harmony
will doubtless regret to learn that this avorie company
OF Ministries contemplate retiring from the city till after
the completion of their new hail. They give but five
evening they offer variety Of comic and mental
sorgs, &c. and IL burefque, the court Of Ice-
Burg
oDroS, WILLIAMSON Re.-1hose great wizards tho Mora
VANS their pretty children, give their last exhibition
ct thus hall tomorrow evening
The Tbespian Dramatic Assocation will give their next
regular performance at the Brooklyn Museum the 10th
inst The pieces selected are Ambrose Gwnsttsr the
"Rsvsv," ana the Wandering BOYS"