The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-21
Theatrical and musical.

BowERr THEArRE.-The comedy of the "Fsst Man"
was repeated last evening, before very well attended
house. and passed of with the same eelat which at
tended its reception ON Monday evening. J. H. Halls
acting Is Ned Is capital and Winans, Is Skylark, his
servant. "lke master like man." was much appauded;
and Mr.. Gilbert in the dignihsd Sir Hildebrsud, act
ed with his usual discrimination. The piece has been
received with much favor by the Bowsry audiences.
The equestrian drama Of eagle Eysn next played
Though the story Of this piece in
tsrest and the acting and in It are most
excellent still the drama Of that style which
derive much Of their effect from excellent scenery
well arranged and judicious stage management. Mr..
the worthy stage at the Bowery, has
fulfilled bis part to perfsetiop In oil that to
osnsSs Sss this and no stage
management Of the extensive scenery used In Eagle
Eye He really deserves much praise for his success
excee performance Of tho part Of the half breed
lie Beau, he is much sppsuded. Mr. DUFF, - the In.
dian chief plays vel Mr. is most talented and
half breed Indian girl Of Mr. Han and hi: stesa We
have already spoken fully. We refer to our list of
smusemsnts for this evenings bill
BROADWAY THEATRE-"Rory O'Mors" was per-
formed last evening at this theatre with "Don Cesar
de Bazan" the rs piece not exactly Of the rst or.
der or Of the most classical taste. The house, how.
ever, was filed to its utmost capacity notwithstand
ing the nolemency Of the weather. Mr.. Collins, ss
Rory oMore does not, perhaps, shine quite 80 much
thing coae and vulgar In this part and the jokes are
fiat snd stale Yet this great Irish comedian gave
such rich Irish twsng to the absurd antiquities and
tnspidities put Into hts mouth to redeem In great
measure the faults Of the author by the genius OF the
actor Mr. H Plaoide, as usual, excellent In his
character a. De Welskn, though these French parts
do not In our humble opinion, become him There ia
very little Wit in hearing man initiate Frenchman
not that Frsnchmen are all Of them quite unworthy
sometimes, OF seme imitation, but there IL nothing
comic or droll In bad French, or, indeed, In any
foreign language on the stage Such characters are
betrayed the hidden genius Of tho great actor, is
suised % IT was In poor part and horrd costume and
Two talented gentlemen appear together again in ia
vorite parts That rich comedy, "The Nervous Man
and Man Of Ner!s" win be played again, in which
PALM ana the public to be In which
Of the two makes them laugh most, they are both so
formed.
NATIONAL THEArRE.-There was Q very crowded
house here last evening" and the performances which
were the those Of the previous
OF well. The new farce Of who Speaks First?, Ia
very funny STAIR, and, In the hands Of Messrs Held
Herbert and Tilton, the beautiful Mrs. Isher wood
and Miss Miles, vast deal of fun was Afforded the
audience They get up these little farces very neatly
at the National "Mose in California and GO Tom
and Jenny" were the next pieces Tho incidents in
these pieces are 80 well known that need scarcely
sude to them In Nose in Cslifornia" the energetic
bhoy In Iepres nted in better colors we think than
In any other Of the local pieces In which he surea
When he does get into mussn in Caforn MIA be has
real cause Tor It, and docs not appear much of a
revdy as Nose in rene Of his scenes certainly does
Tor Tom and Jenny" We recommend ali who are At
Al given to sparrng exhbi,ens' to see this bur.
!e'que; 1t VIII smuse them nightly. IL Is a good
hnmored hit at the extremes to which the publ,c az
cten en on some topics, Is occasionally carried To.
hisht aushabe farces, with the two local dramas
BURROWS TBEArEE.-There was full attendance at
Burtons last evening to witness the plays Of Dom.
hey Son" and Paul Pry" The nrst piece has bean
80 often played at this that the pertons cast in
are perfectly at home in their part and enact thu
characters well; Burton Captain Cutie Brouahsm
a. Jack Bunsby Ray nd as Toos Mrs Vernon as Mrs
Skewton, Mrs Knight Edith an In fact ALI In thar
several allotted ask played with their usual grace Al
the conclusion Of the first play very pretty dancs
va, introduced as intsrlude called La jota ARA.
gonese," In which Miss Walters, NJ. Fredereks, Mr.
farsoe and Mis- Morgan appeared This was n ex.
ceedipgy Handsome affair, and will bear frequent re.
cluded with the comedy Of Paul Pry,n MIR Burton |
payipg the part of the quistive Paul and Mr. Lynne
Ptf.onatipg Col. Hsrdy They were well supported
piece 1t lie announced that TO. "Msobsth" alter
ed TO suit the talents Of Mess Burton and BrouxhAm
WI be presented.
ut ,his hne reeort, are nightly attracting numerous
audiences. Their groupings, mountings and DOS |
turiDg' ere tho most ext sordinary fss.s Of skill
equilibrium and elasticity exhibited in this coun.
Wy. Be.ide their entertainment, there IL Mr. Sands
who with hi, graceful and lively ponies, draws forth
every evening bur,ts Of applsuss Tho pretty Cndo-
r.la 10 alec much welcomed The horsemsnshIp of |
Master Maurice Send and Of Messrs Neville and
are received With great pleasure AZ for the
,un shd merrinent OF the ring, Mr. Samuel Lathrop
ne taken charge Of H. and his bons ,pofs pun aud
nuharSms are OF the beet kind ell stamped with |
VII and homor The sfterpioce, which ends the sol.
rec, w. s usual farce made up with fireworks ghosts
and blovs-which blows every thing
AsroR PLACE OrERA HousE-N.pAny LAropps,s
BENEFIT AND LAST ArrEAeASeE IN NEw YoRK This
tale n' lady Whose 1ist appearance in our city was
bai.d by Oil the admirers Of vocal excse Noes takes
her farewell benefit this evening at the House
Attor Place, where che has wen many Iaurels and