The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-19

CoupOseu 1883
than four different entertainments, viz: domestic
drama an Irish farce, an Ethiopian concert, and the
new historical drama Of the " Artzan Of Client ~
The first piece the Maid and the Maggie" as in
Weymsss acting of the part Of Annette, who SO
nearly falls victim to circumstantia evidence, was
most admirably done The plot Of this piece is SO
universally known that need not enter into detail
about it, merely noticing the capital acting
rous performers who sustained the different charac-
tiers. Wipans, Jordan, Stevens, Hall, Duff, and the
rest all acted their parts well Mr. williams in the
Irish farce OF the Limerick Boy, displayed his com-
Sssss to much sdvnntags and the New Orleans
drama of the t" African of Client" went of with much
spirit and the curtain fell before audience we'll
satisfied with their evenings amusement. Tomorrow
evening q most interesting new drama will be pro.
duced 1t is entitled "Rose Clinton, the Seam
stress Of London"
BROADWAY THEATRE.-The last appearance of Mr..
Forrest at this beautiful theatre, last night drew
together crowded house He appeared in his celebra
ted character of Jack Cade the deep tragedy of the
same name, and was received with accamations Of de-
light by the whole audience The true spirit of the
patriot most beautifully portrayed In the scene
where he vows to free the peasantry he manfests de-
termination which draws down the involuntary APP
tured together with his wife, Marianne miss f. Wal
lachD and making his escape, he seems most happy
yet in captivity While making the preparations for
the march against the castle, his wife appears ma
Mac brought ON by having murdered Lord Clifford,
make her his wife. On being spprsed Of her daring,
the grief which had before couded his brow fed and
acted with such effect as to cause many eve to
and the applause which followed truly
evinced its cordial reception Miss Fanny Wallsck
sustained her part in style that would reflect credit
upon the most finished actress the stage. She is
great favorte, and most justly for she Is inferior
none in her line. The drama of Don Caesar de Be.
xan followed in which Mr. Lester in his usual beau
tfu style, played the part OF Don Caesar de Bazsn.
The piece was we'll cast, and played with good effect.
NA~t att he -
fail to keep the house filed to overlooking every
night.
National THEArRE.-Mr. J. R. Scott has played
most acceptaby at this house during the past week.
and the large audiences that have gathered together
every evening witness his acting show that po-
pulsrity which he enjoys has not diminished whit.
Mr.. Scott is most intelligent and judcious actor
His fault flor what actor is altogether free Of aults
Is tendency to too much energy of voice and gescu.
ation In the more imprisoned portions Of the parts
ne plays: otherwise, he Is most excellent The Ma
tional Theatre numbers excellent actors in
its company-Dawes, Mcfarland, Burke, Jones-and
now we perceive there is addition to their strength
In Mr Tilton who last evening made his FIRST appear
aDce at this house. We persuaded, from what We
have eeen Of MIR. Tltons acting elsewhere, he will
prove quite favcfte with any audience before whom
he plays. New York 1t is' still continues to run
. triumphant career ChaRfrau's Nose nightly de-
lights the audience and Burke Joe has made quite
be produced this house and the frequenters of it
may be sure that Chanfrau will not allow any to
outdo him In furnishing rational enterta bis
patrons. Great preparations being made at this
theatre for q day performance on Thanksgiving day
BuRros,s THEArRE.-This little theatre continues
to present amusing and varied series of enter
tainments could be desired Last night the anus
ing buretts Of the "winterbottoms" was the first
piece and though little can be said for the incidents
the plot it went of with great applause owing to
the admirable acting of Mrs. Vernon, Mr.. johnson
and MIR. Raymond, who sustained the principal cha
racters. This was followed by . pas seui BY Miss
grace and ability, and was encored. To this
succeeded the comic piece of the Pas de Fasctna-
ceived as on former occasions wish general approba
ton Miss Chapman ELECTED great laughter and ap.
plause by the admirable and comioa manner in which
she trampled upon ell established etiquette and horri
fed the eourters She quite Lola Monies in her
way. Mr. Frederick and Miss Walters then danced
The piece the laughabe farce the IrishEn
gagement," in which MIR. Brougham Tom Rafferty,
kept the house In continued roar Of laughter. The
entertainments ofthe evening concluded with the
laughabe buresque tragedy of"Metamora" or the last
of the Poywogs. For amusement and variety, as
well admirable acting, Burton maintains the posi-
ton he has won since the opening Of the Theatre.
CHRSTYs MINsrRELs-The popularity Of these
singing philosophers of ephsmeral kind their
continued success for now near fifteen months proves
Night after night their rooms crowded with most
fash ioDable audiences and their music is excellent
that the most scientific professors find delight in lis
tening to 1t. Their dancing, jokes, &c. are equally
good. They will give some extra fine concerts next
week.
MELopEoS-White's Serenaders are carrying all |
before them at this house which IL crowded mighty
1t Is . most admirably managed establishment
CAMPBELL's MINsrRELs, at the Society Library, are
geng on at railroad speed In the way Of singing,
dancing etc. to crowded houses every evening. The
members composing the bs md all thoroughly cd
ueated musicians, and Kimberly, the manager SO
ranges the programmes show them all to the best
Kimberly is man of tact and enterprise
rs the great success attendant on his arrangements
81. Nat fhuka nd
the quick succession of these concerts Immediate
folow pg the other "a rather Ill Judged arrangement
very respe ctabiy attended captivating programme
was nted for the evening" In which were some OF
the most popular pieces of Mr. Gunsrs own compost
ton. These sngularly CHARACTERISTIC, ana are
eDipentiy calculated to become popular from their
peculiar iyeiness and vivacity, and cheerful pleasing
effect upon the ear, by which all the pieces of MIR.
GuDgls mposition are distinguished. The concert |
s La Cara Ladra which executed with such |
xipg pre- csion and accord as to fill tho company
present with delight and admiration. In fact tie fine
.Gects produced by the skilful management of so |
many different instruments in ccmbinaton, is sur
Irising Not less astonishing Is the SOFT delicious
harmony made to flow from the loudest and harshest
of them, which, in this band to b. tanned down
and forced to the production Of softnsss gentle
and harmony such has never before been Wit |
messed with these loud and warke nstru nents But,
TO estimation beautiful all the performauc
Weber's " Freschutz' and Gungrs own |
" Sesiap Melodies, formed both from their Intrinsic
charms and the beauty of the execution, the CROWN
iDg gtme-he bright pearls of this bright and fasci.
mating evening II is not only band that Josef
Gungu'Fs corps of musicians claims pre- eminence;
individually there performers in this company who
greatly excel to a degree of wonderful peril ction in
musical art and skill their several instrumen ts
We OF speak too highly Of MIR. Sede's wonderful
performances on the flute, or MIR. Zabers superior
skill upon the harp. Both these gentlemen ere mu
scisns Of the highest order and produce wonderful
effect upon all who hear them
HENRI Hrpz's GRAND CONCERT This distinguish
ed composer and excellent pianist, whose beautiful
meth cd Ind soft, delicate touch have been so muoh
admired by those who attended his first concerts In
this city intends giving Of the best vocal and in
strumental performances that has ever been offered
for the and scientific pleasure OF the duet
tonfs of this CITY Not~ithsta ndng that Mr.. Herzs
abilities alone rs pianist Of the most refined order,
re suiicent In themselves to attract large assem-
bage yet he has secured the aid OF the entire taap