The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-10


tremsly dicult exhibit in mediocre parts like that
she played. MIR. Gilbert, the old baroust vas not
quite 50 good as We have seen him in other parts Mrs
Gilbert, ss Miss Mcrab, was excellent. Mr. Clarke is
fast geting rid Of that maunerism in his voice. which
has hitherto rendered Il disagreesble His
Plscide appears Sir Peatsr Teazel in the "School
for Scandal" with Miss Rose Tebin as LADY, Teszle
Tom Plscide as Moses, and q good cast of the other
"Nsb0bsfor an Hour.n
BowERv THEArRr.-We have but little to say to-
day about this theatre evening after evening Is
crowded with most brilliant audiences; and the admir-
rabls performances that were presented on Monday
evening last have been rep Gated most successfully
every evening since. The new comedy Of Time
Tries All" has been most enthusiastically received
and the farce Of Lola Monies" has likewise been
most triumphant and Lifs' increases in favor
nightly. The New Orleans Serenaders have likewise
been most b. ndsomely spplaudedl; they will take
benefit on Saturday evening next. We hope to see
Miss wemyss perform ndof characters before
cludDg. her present engagement If might venture
to suggest, We should say in such parts Margaret
Fillmore, in Loves Sacrifice" she would be very Of.
no opportunity of afording elegant smussmen Mt. TO
bis patrons, and glad to the house SO well
such as j. II Han, Triton, n. b. Clarke. Jordao
Winsnr, Mrs Jordan &c. all do their parts hand.
somely, and Mrs Titon and ;Mss Conway, the two
last additions land We trust permanent ones,) have
proved very acceptable to the audienc The bill for
this evening is a mort interesting one.
BRoApwAY THEATRE.-Byronst tragedy Of werner,
repeated last night tn what success the treasury
can best testify. For own part, We can have no
reason to retrsct the opinion we expressed of Mr.
waack represe ntaon of the hero of the nieoe and
rejoice to fad that he has selected for his be
tLis evening, the tragedy of Savile Of Haysted,n
. piece that is peculiarly suited to his natural
abilites and indepe ndent Of the mimic art Mr. Wal
lack is student of no ordinary and were
he to rely upon his own resources would command
professional distinctions but we consider The crime of
Imitation contemplate In who actually posses SEES
the material Of originality; who If he chooses
defy criticism and reach the summit of his ambition
without the artificial appurtepances Of borrowed
tnssl We happy that his udgmsnt has trump
his ambition in the selection of the enter
ments announced for his benefit this evening He
must have discovered that Werner is not his cha.
racter; was coldly received although generally we'll
sustained throughout; but 1t is and never ca be-
Forrest Is underlined, and will commen nee career on
Monday that must contribute equally the taste of
the public, and the resources Of this enterprsing
Establishment
attended last evening We glad to see tho house
80 well filed Mr. Burke works hard at the Naona!
and both actor and acting manager gives great
satisfaction he is most excellent comic actor aud
writer, too. He.appeared nrst Grandfather White.
head last night. This is piece which he plays we'll
ie most popular piece and, -heu the old man Is well
played is most pathetic The drama of .Murrs
the Land Pirate Of the Southwest" was next PLAYED
1t is as its name imports, the adventures
of that notorious villain, and 10 most Interestingly
written The famous buresque Of " Mr. Mac3reedy',
and the extravaganza Of the Invisible Prince CON
presented viz: "Murreu. the Invisible Princs, ),
I" kiss in the Dark, and " The Fatal Snow Storm
evening the worthy proprietor of the house
Mr. Cbanfrsu, will take benefit. most novel and
attractive bill will be presented The Campbel Min.
strels also MIR. Geo Hoa have volunteered their
services and Chanfrau himself will appear as the i'm
Burrows THEArRE.-Again Mr.. Burton's theatre
in Chambers street attended by full and intel.
gent audience last evening" to witness that ever at.
tractive drama called Dombey and Son" This
piece is as attractive ever, and deservedy So
fecting much credit the for the excellent
manner In which the whole piece Is cast Mr. Burton
Captain Cutie, the old sailor is the most per-
feet piece Of acting in that line Of character We ever
Witnessed and must be seen to be properly apprecia.
ted Mrs. Knight as Edith and the second Wife Of
Mr.. Dombey, was remarkably good, making quite en-
herself and Carker the managing man Of Mr.. Dom
hey. Toots, (Mr Raymond usual, quite
star the house being kept in one continual laugh at
devotion to his tailor andNss Dombey-but that's of
mo consequence Mrs Broueham is becoming quite
per the servant of MIR. Dombey, which she takes to
perfection. Mrs. Vernon Mrs Skewton, is equally
saood. The whole piece, in fact, is we'll got up and
wen played, and should be seen by all who love to see
something good. LA Rondijs u by Miss Walters was
very gracefully danced. The Cavatius from I'll Bar
biere di Sevieis" sung in costumsby Mr. Meyer was
executed with much taste and expression The en-
treatments concluded With farce called the Blind
Man and his stick" This eycnieg. good bill is pre-
called the Breach of Promise" in both of which Mr.
Burton takes the most attractive character Go early
II you want good seat.
SANDS, LENT Co, EIGHTH STREET. MEAN THE
OPERA HousE.-This establishment continues to At
tract immense crowds. and when the beauty and va
riety Of the entertainments considered this is not
surprising The exhibition embraces the most pleas.
ing features Of the gymnasium and the me nagere /;
and the extraordinary training which is evinoed in
as is subject Of astonishment to ell who witness it,
The Olympian games, in which MIR. Sands and his ia
Tented and beautiful children appear, together With
the extraordinary feats Of the twin ponies and the
dancing horses sufficient of apart from
the other varied attractions to fill the circus every
night.
BROADWAY CIRcUs-The performance s at this place
of entertainment exceedingly attractive Last
evening the great French troupe Of vaulters equii
brists and athletic from FrancoDi's Paris made their
first appearance and were received with rspturous
demonstrato Of applause. Mons. Martinettis per-
forms upon the stills, souerseting backward and
forward, was the most extraordinary thing We ever
witnessed The little infant, Le Petit Matre Carlo
exhibited come beautiful and incredible feats in
lancing, which were greatly admired. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carroll again displayed their great equestrian powers
to the delight Of the audience OF the many places of
amuseme pt in the city, there is not where
full circus.
Wilson's CoScERr.-This evening the Stuyvesaut
Institu ute will doubt, again be visited by large
asembage Of the lovers OF Scottish melody and it is
scarcely necessary to add that MIR. Wilson, both in
voice and expression, will do justice the elegant
kelectbh Of songs which appear In the programme
fbleeveningt Forourselves, assert that do not
1Pct any place where one can while away an evening
With more rational enjoyment than in listening
plaintfve songs of Scotland, a. sung by Mr. Wilson.
10 clear, and his moduaton, agreeaby to the
Genre Of eachne, at points out his superiority
both rsgerd aknowledge Of the feelings Of the au.
thor and % artist who possesses great musical skill
The 0rsmAsIA Musical SosIErr's great concert,
o-morrov evening will be most brilliant affair. Ia
addition to the attraction Of the music of the
Germans themselves, Madame Otto,,Mrs. q. f.. Horn,
MIR Meyer Scharfenberg, Timm, and Signor De Beg
nis, will Gil appear. The Signor will give his famous
grand' 5yfo scena from I'll Fanatico per la Muscan
The other srtists will likewise add to the tain
ments Of the evening" by their cal and
performances. We trust there will be large assem-
bage, as the programme deserves q good house.
CHRIsTy's MISsrtE These are . jovial crsw of
singer and most osperous voyage they liking
amusing hub dreds nightly. They indeed public
bep,factors. ls there a sad and weary spirited in
dvidua let him go at once to Christys concert: IL
that does hot reyiyify him then indeed his case is