Monday, January 27, 1851, will be presented an English version, arranged by George Loder, of Auber's opera of "The Ambassadress; or, A Manager's Miseries"

Thursday evening, April 3, the performance will commence with Brougham’s version of “David Copperfield”, with Brougham as Wilkins Micawber

Continued and extraordinary success of Miss Cushman as La Tisbe in the new play, “The Actress of Padua”, Friday evening, October 2

Friday evening, September 12, the great bill repeated! "Irish Lion", "Card Case" with the highly successful yacht race and, by desire, "The Tigers"

Monday, June 13, 1853, benefit of Mr. Wallack and last night of Shakespeare's comedy of "As You Like It" with Mr. Wallack as Jacques

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

Tuesday evening, November 11. Benefit of Mlle. Adelaide Rousset. Splendid bill! Two ballets selected from “La Giselle” and “Catarina; or, The Queen of the Bandits"

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

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

Monday evening, April 14, 1856, will be presented the comedy in two acts, entitled "The Scholar"

Tuesday evening, October 14, second night of the celebrated Rousset family, who will appear in their popular ballet divertissement, “Un Jour de Carnival”

Saturday evening, October 8, 1864, thirtieth consecutive night of Tom Taylor's best comedy in three acts, "Victims"

Miss Julia Bennett's benefit. Tuesday evening, May 11, the entertainments will commence with the popular comedy in two acts, "The Follies of a Night"

Saturday, June 11, 1853, for the sixth time, Shakespeare’s play of “As You Like It”

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

Mitchell's Olympic Theatre. Saturday evening, April 12, the evening's entertainments will commence with the petite comedy entitled "The Crown Prince; or, The Buckle of Brilliants"

Saturday, December 27, 1856, will be presented for the third time, a new petite comedy, entitled "The Rights and Wrongs of Woman"

Benefit of Mr. Blake. "The Game of Life" and "Who Speaks First?", Saturday evening, April 25

Thursday evening, December 23, 1847, the evening's entertainment will commence with a new comic drama by J. R. Planche, entitled "Pride of the Market"

“The Pirates of the Mississippi” and “Po-ca-hon-tas; or, The Gentle Savage”, Friday evening, August 8, 1856