The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-08


which exceedingly well played and well feceiv
ed, after which new piece called Mr.. Loboit and
his Papa, or New Way to Borrow Wife, Mr.
Obesipbroous Lobjoit, a Dramatic Author, by Mr.
Brougbam was remarkably good, and SO all the
other performers that made up this truly interest
ing piece The evenings entertainments concluded
with the very laugnable drama of The Toodles, or
the Farmers Daughter Mr.. Timothy Toodle, by
MIR Burton, beyond all description his comic
representation of the man in liquor certainly
rich piece OF acting, and thCuEh the audience.
as they kept in contir ued of laughter Mrs
Vernon az Mrs Timothy Toodle, also excellent,
as she generally is 10 all her characters The whole
performances went off with the greatest ecldt. On
Monday night we observe, will be produced the new
social piece, with all new fcen,ry called "New York
in Slices" which is local affair, and doubt will
prove profitable caro- as such local pieces appear to
take well with the public.
NinLo's THEATRE, AsroR notwithstanding
the very distinguished success that marked the first
represe NATION OF Bulwer's play Of the Lady Of
Lyons' at this theatre, repetition of the perform
ance last night not as numerically successful as
such an attraction should command. The house was
but thins attended; and the loss of such perform.
anee is irreparable, as 1t the last occasion
upon which it could be produced under the present
arrangeme Is OF the manager. The Claude Melnotte
as repres nted by Miss Dickinson, was even more
morally perfect than in her first appearance in that
char acter. She eninently possesses constitutional
buoy ancy an easy csreessnes light and feathery vi
vacty that perhaps IL fully developed such cha
rsct.rs as Lady Gay Spapker, the Elton Boy" the
trhe of " Used Up' Her sphere is neutral ground,
exhibiting the highest characteristic Of woman the
energy ten derbess and passion of her nature but
she csnDot herself The delicacy OF her nature
forbids the effort Passion and contempt, with
manly resolution may be developed, ant faithfully,
TOO but still she is emphstically feminine The
Pauline Of MhsWemyss. is cbarmpgly aud FRI quently
classically effective. She may not take audience
by turprfe, and create instantaneous sensation,
upon her fret Appearance but the interest Of the pub
he Is evidently r her favor and that must cheer her
ss fbe deveopes those dramatic powers which she emil
peptly possesses The farce of T. r., ever amusing
in the ba pds Of Crisp Placide. we'll performed,
and equally well received and for tomorrow evening"
the public will receive with pleasure the snnou nee
ment Of Mr. Mscresdy second appearance in Macbeth
Cuprsry's MINsrRrLs have jumped right into their
old hold on public favor. and their absence for few
weeks seems merely to have stimulated their admirers
to attend them more frequently Now that they have
bach again, they sing dance, play aud carry IN
their peculiarly comic conversations, with as much
wit as In fact, they are Christy's Minstrels-
the itself indicates everything that Is admirable
negro mnstrelsy.
THE GERMANIa MUSIC SooIETy, who have lately ar
rived in this country and whose first concert, the
other evening at Niblos was so successful, intend
pyipq con TO. evening at the Tabernacle
They are q most thoroughly organized band and
their performances are most surprisingly
accurate and beautiful They number no less than