Benefit of Miss Rosa Bennett. This evening, Tuesday, May 8, 1855, will be presented the elegant petite comedy of ÒPerfection; or, The Maid of MunsterÓ

"The Brigand", this evening, Saturday, November 4, 1854

Benefit of Mrs. Brougham, this evening, Friday, April 21, 1854. "The Game of Life" and "Immediate Satisfaction; or, An Affair of Honor"

Mrs. Blake's benefit, this evening, Thursday, April 6, 1854. For the first time in many years, S. J. Arnold's admirable comedy of "Man and Wife"

Mr. Wallack as Shylock in “The Merchant of Venice” and first night of a comedietta, “Love and Charity”, Thursday, April 24, 1856

This evening, Tuesday, September 17, will be performed the comedy of "The Old English Gentleman"

Tuesday evening, August 27, will be presented Shakespeare's play of "Hamlet"

This evening, Saturday, September 14, will be performed the comedy of "The Old English Gentleman"

Saturday, October 22, 1853, will be presented the elegant comedietta of "Faint Heart Never Won Fair Lady"

Last night but one of the engagement of Miss Ellen Tree. Wednesday evening, April 12, will be performed the comedy of "Much Ado About Nothing"

Monday evening, January 26, 1852, the performances will commence with an overture by the orchestra. After which the successful comedietta of "The Two Bonnycastles"

This evening, Wednesday, September 18, will be acted the comedy of "The Love Chase"

Benefit of the widow of the late Wallace T. Vaughan. The comedy in two acts of "The Dowager", Saturday, December 8, 1855

Saturday evening, August 24, will be presented Shakespeare's tragedy of "Othello"

National Theatre, Broadway, adjoining Niblo's Gardens. On Thursday, October 3, 1839, will be acted Shakespeare's tragedy of "Hamlet"

This evening, Wednesday, November 14, 1855, will be performed the tragedy in five acts by the Rev. H. Millman, "Fazio; or, The Italian Wife"

Friday evening, August 30, will be presented Shakespeare's tragedy of "King Lear"

Facsimile of program used at the opening of Wallack's Theatre, September 8, 1852

Last night but two of the engagement of Miss E. Tree, "Much Ado About Nothing", on Tuesday evening, October 24

Wednesday, October 19, 1853, John Brougham's new drama of "Bleak House", adapted from Charles Dickens' popular novel of that name