The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-30
Theatracal and NIus,eaI.

the son OF the lamented Tyrone Power, will make his
debut ct this theatre in the characters Of Sir Patrick
o'Plenipo, in the comedy Of the Irish Ambassador
and Teddy Maowney In the lsughable and interest
ing farce Of Teddy the Tier" No doubt the SYM
ricans in regard to the lsmented Power, who was
universal favorite and justly will induce numbers
to appear at the Park this evening or the qualihca
knowledge and will reserve opinions until have
seen him Suffice it to say, We wish him success, and
his lamented father he will meet with that support
which discerning American audience always awards
this theatre viii appear in the farce Of Founded on
Facts" Mr. G. Barrett, excellent actor, will
tain the character of CAPTAIN Hsrwood, and Mr. Gil
bered that Mary Taylor great fayorite appears In
this piece.
BowERY THEArRE.-Ever active in getting up most
interesting amusements for his patrons the manager
Of the Bowery theatre this evening presents of
the most attractive bills of the 1t Is made up
of Q drama, called Life, or Scenes of Early
Vice." founded strictly Crukshank's inimitable
illustrations of the Drunkards Children" the series
Of plates which have lately been issued by him as
strelsy by the very celebrated band, the New Or
leans Serenaders who have just returned from most
European tour and the farce Of the "Young
Scamp" Regarding the drama OF Life" per-
suaded that 1t VIII to be of the most inte-
resting and instructive pieces presented the
stage Every one who has Cruikshank's inimita-
BILE illustrations must be fully the great mo-
raleeson they nculcate the drawings merely bearing
euch moral force how much more must not q drama
have in which the various and hssty declensions on
cautious youth down the slippery steps of Woe,
pourtrayed to the life? We are assured that the au-
thor of this drama has not allowed his scenes be
mixed up with vulgar wit or put false gloss upon the
vicious actions of the unfortunate victims Of awless
his story to show the evil effects of such
cies from the paths of virtue Each Of the eight pio-
members Of the company viii appear in ths
piece, and Mrs Titon will make her first appearance
in it, as Barbara, the drunkards daughter. The New
Orleans Serepaders famous all the world over, will
give q splendid concert and the Young Scamp in
which Miss s. Denim acts so admirably, will make up
the bill. Those who wish good seats had better 20
early.
BROADWAY THEATRE.-Ths evening" the entertain
ments at this central md beautiful theatre will CON-
with Sir E. Buwers beautiful play Of the LADY
Of Lyons, or Love and Pride" Mr. Murdoch, who
takes the part of Claude Melnotte, is tragedian Of
considera BILE fame and gentleman who, If he be not
too much welded to his opinions and lends his
to the suggestions Of the press will at some future pc
ried, arrive at the position in the drama that must
command the respect of any audience. Vache always
good In every character he undertakes will sustain
the part OF Colonel Damas and that of Beauseant will
be acted by Mr. Fredercks. Miss +. Walack, who is
considered excellent persopator of every
Pauline This pisy will be- followed by Grsps Pss
Seul by Mile Celeste and Mons Wietnof and the
amusements will close with the afterpiece of the
Arcade in when Hadsway, Andrews Miss Hill
eth, and others of the excellent stock company, will
appear
National THNArnE.-The week will open well at
this popular house. there less than two most
eminent performers engaged, viz j. r. Scott, the
popular tragedan, and Mr. T. D. Rice, the great origl
nal delnestor Of negro characters and, with such
stars the performances cannot fail to be Of the most
interesting and amusing kind MIR Scott is one Of the
most popular tragedians of the day; his
well established both at home and abroad and his
acting universally admired He will this evening ap
rf MI inh ho tvVS
excellent taste With the excellent stock company of
the National to support him, anticipate plea
from this most of Shakspeares
tragedies. What say Of Mr.. Rice, the great
original Jim Crowthe founder of the Ethiopian opera
Union? Time has dealt lightly with the veteran and
his Niger" characters are truthfully and richly
delineated as ever he is undoubtedly "the greatest
niger Of them all ~ and many year will pass ere
his his equal in this style Of acting will appear He
will this evening appear as Ginger Blue in the "Mum
my" Between the two pieces, Miss Carline will dance
the Highland Fling. The house will, no doubt be as
crowded as usual.
Burrows THEArRE.-The manager of this theatre
is indefatigable in his exertons cater well for his
patrons. Tonight Professor Risey and his talented
children will appear in their graceful and incredible
aerial flights and classical poses performed by them
before all the crowned heads of Europe. The company
attached to this prosperous establishment will appear
in two dramas, Of which has been performed
in this city, called "Anythng for q Cha pge in which
Raymond, an excellent comedia o, Mrs Brougham and
Mrs Knight, will appear. The Polka Rationale will be
executed by Masters John and Henry Risey in correct
costumes as danced by them with reiterated cheers
before the Emperor of Russia and other
the entertainments will conclude with the burlesoue
opera Of Dan Keyser de Bsssoon," being parody on
the populor drama Of "Don Caesar de Bazsn, Burto
alive to his interest in thus select ng such
for the patrons of his theatre and hence arises his
great success as a manager.
BRoApwAY CIRcUs.-The great variety OF snlendid
entertainments that are always produced at this
establishment well appreciated by the very hume.
audiences that throng the house nightly Among
the more prominent features of the BILL we may men,
ton young Hernandez's great scene Napoleon and
his extraordinary principal act Of the
dancing horse, Haidee who will appear this evening
famous clown; Mr. Carroll and his infant pupil, the
petite Sylphide MIR. Darius and his horse Andalusa
and variety OF other excellent eQuestrians, besides
exhibitions Of vaulting tumblipg somersettng slack
rope evoutioLs, &C. The performance of young Her.
nandez is something extraordinary he is the most
elt CANT and daring young rider have and
has acquired vast reputation throughout the MON;
in New Orleans his performance of Napoleon created
great sensation that its repetition was dem nded
by the audience for six consecutive weeks. A full
dress cavalcade will the exercises of the
circle and the ever popular bureta Of Billy Button
will conclude them. splendid chandelier, presented
by Col Mann, Of the Broadway Theatre, will aid in
lighting the elegant interior of the Broadway Circus
CHRsTY's MINsrnELs.-These geniuses are public
beneactors in certain sense, they every evening
cause several hundred to pass at least
three perfectly happy hours out of the twenty four
Listening to their singing Is indeed reme-
dy for all the fretngs to which the human mind Is so
subject in this work day world We need not say they
are crowded every evening.
SANDS, LINT Co IS grand establishment which
they term their Hippofernan arena and circus will
make it's grand public enree into the city this day,
and will put up at their place Of exhibition In Eighth
street. after having gone the following route,
viz Leaving the head Of Broadway at 10 O'Clock.
A. M and passing down to the Battery; thence up
Greenwich street to Vesey; up Vesey to Park Row;
up Chatham and East broadway to Grand; down
Grand to the Bowery, and up the Bowery to Eighth
street In this procession all their and splendid
animals will take part. 1t will be headed by the
brass band Of the company, in mag nihcent gilded
Egyptian chariot drawn by ten camels and ele-
India car, drawn by two splendid elephants in har-
Next in order will be found the stad of richly
caparisoped horses and Immediately after them the
most exqutitey beautiful equpage seen in Ame-
RIGA tie fairy coach Of Masters Maurice and Jesse