Broadway (Manhattan)
In 1853, they leased a [[New York City]] theatre at 539 [[Broadway (Manhattan)|Broadway]], a hall they called [[Buckley's Opera House]], the [[Ethiopian Opera House]], and the [[American Opera House]]. The troupe roster stayed relatively consistent until 1855, with only non-members of the Buckley family coming or going. In 1856, they moved to 585 Broadway. By 1857, they were spending as much as six months there between tours. They also gave regular Sunday-evening [[concert]]s in whiteface at this location. However, like other minstrel companies, the Buckleys toured extensively. Upon their return to New York after a late 1857 tour, they published this advertisement: