The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-07
TWO CENTS.
Theatrical and MusicsI.

Theatrical and Muslcsl.
BswEnr THEArRn-It Is not often that such Gen.
psny has been gathered together Ut house. there y
ct present engaged at the Bowery-s company capable
Of performing the most admirable dramas In the Rnr-
sh language, In style which cannot be sxcelled In
former years, single star, AID mediocre company
would drag through tragedy before crowded houses
who would tolerate the nefciency Of the majority Of
the actors account Of the excellence Of tho star,
but all that IL changed and each individual
Der Of the company ct saoh theatre IS the Bowsry 10
cining In public estimation. when managers
like MIR. Hamblin going to the immense expense he
Soss 70 present plays 10 the style ne Soss
public is against theatres need only visit the Bowery
any evening and the brilliant asssmbass he will there
son open favorably and that IL will 70 So
have every confidence. With the wslacks, Mr. OIL
there engaged II cannot be otherwise The fitting Up
Of the front Of the house is most elegant the new
most admirable in fact, everything to be found In
this theatre which should the oldest
Waliacks will appear in the play of the Stranger
that interesting drama the "Sergesnt's Wife" aud the
farce Of Your Lies In Danger" will make up tho rest
of the bill.
. BRoApwAr THEArRr-This evening. Donizetti's opera
of'Linds di Chamounix" will be performed for the
benefit Of Siguors and Signor Csrsnu Vita The cast
Of characters IL very good, comprising Sgnora Co
rant Vita Is Linda Carlo, by Signor Corsli Antonio
by Signor Vita and Prefetto, by Sguor Noveln. The
character Of Perotte will DO sustained by Sgnsra Ros
ii Cors her nrs appearance ct the Broadway theats
and though last not least. Sanquiroo, as II Marchess
This is attractive bill, and no doubt will draw
crowded house. particularly when II Is remembered
that the receipts for the benefit Of two deserv
ing artists Tomorrow evening Tedssco will appear
Ronn in the "Barber of Seville Il Is hoped the
theatre will be crowded with the admirers Of this IA
vots vocalist We hope the opera going class will
preciate the exsrtions of Messrs Marshall aud Blake,
who untring In their efforts to produce the most
refined entertainment for their patrons and that full
houses will make for the heavy losses Of the proprs
tor In consequence Of the frequent iadspositon Il
some artists
NrBLo's GAuprS.-Last evening, tho same success
and enthusiasm attended the performances at this Pc
puar theatre The proprietor continues to reap gold
opinions from all sorts and conditions OF persons.
The choice entertainments commenced with grand
overture, to which every justice done BY the ia
Tented members OF the orchestra upon the efficiency Of
which, much depends. The never firing, and in
variably acceptable Rave, again at their post
and did their duty in manner highly creditaols to
il was also most crafty ing to the audience Leon ia
veli was light nmbe, elastic, and adventurous
ever and was greeted With several distinct rounds Of
applause. The comic ballet pantomime Of" La Fets
Cbampetre; or, the Aged Dancers" followed and pass
ed through the ordeal Of the audieuces criticism with
great tciat. The whole concluded with tbs favorits
and liable psntomime called tho Soldier for Lovs;s
Jobbsrd, Francois Rsvel; NJ serfeuil, NJ Axsl; Nine.
serfeuil, Mime. J. Rsvel; Janitts, Mile A Lehman.
These ladies and gentlemen, by their superior acting
invested this piece With more than ordinary degree
OF The state OF the house was seo natural re-
iso popularity about the audiences which nightly
throng this splendid Thespan temple, which even
careless observer cannot fail TO notice. viz the cool
systematic principle upon which they deal their
applause but which is the less prompt aud gene
serves It. and the favors are greater or
lesser degree, according to the merits Of the oand-
brilliant an ndance notwithstanding the very nm
pleasant state Of the weather hsvo 1T this
theatre, ., For ssry p'.a before The
either In the dress circle or In the psrqust.
BvRros's TBKAras.-Thsrs . Emo large audi
assembled here last evening" to witness the per-
fornsDsss which passsd on with that seisf which
ways attends the doinss ct Burton's. The play.
Pooles comedy Of Paul Pry," with Burton himself -
the immortal Paul, the man who hopes he does NOE
intrude." His performance Of the part Vas ono q
those excellent pieces Of comic acting 10 which (at
least to our visw Burton has no equal The cool and
easy manner In which ths worthy Mr.. Pry COOS pokng
his moss into other peoples the in
manner in which ne receives the various rebu6s his
medding propsnsties bring upon him. ell afforded
much ssement to the audience. MIR. Lynne, ss tho
@ Ra.. nsrS .:o., S..s. a
and dashing lover 70 the pretty little Miss Ill., who
Enss. was quit. :. hon. in be. p.rs and, as usus
received due share OF applause. The piece alto
gsthsr performed In eneellent style The sphynx,"
that most racy OF burlesquss concluded the entertain
ments. and the learned Thebsns much puzzled
at the wonderful Of the long
ed Sphynx. Tonight the comedy Of Married Life, -
which eminently successful the other ng,
will be repeated, Is also The sphynx"
| CHATHAM THKArna.-This old and established place
Of amusement opens Morday evening nsxt with
excellent stock company Chanfrau Is determined that
he viii not be behind the other theatres regards tbs
production Of every novelty, and good actors.
OLrmrrc THEArnE.--Mr Mitchell opens this theatre
on Monday evening, and has engaged for tho season
the best comedians Of the day srsssrs Wscot Niot-
inson and many other great favortes, also Mics MsrY
Taylor, Miss Fanny Gordon, &c. 80.
CHRisrrs MrsunKrs.-The spaniards, when they dlf-
tain youth which they believed slst this part of
the world Though they did not ind It. think chris-
TVS Ministries must have found somsthng snsl,go
TO Il, to keep themselves suoh perpetuai vortes with
tho public, who grow tired Of hearing their d.
nRhtfu entertainments. The secret Of II H. pre-
sumo, their untirng exertons to keep, not osiy NJ
with, but ahead Of the times, In the way OF Ethopian
music q which they always give the newest aud b. q
selections. Tonight they give hrst rate progra
CAsrLs GARprr.-Ths promenade concert and ball
announced as the entertainments for this evening
Madame Lovarney viii sing several popular melodies,
and tho orchestra will execute several pieccs from
beet composers.
vAususLL G.nDrS.-There win be . magnificent dis
play Of Fireworks Ut this fsveite retreat this evening
Rockets Of every description from shutdown TO o.
clock when brilliant display OF nre works VIII follow.
Tur FIoop O, Rxp RvsR.-Ths extraordinary aud
| mn hear dofu ood Rad iverh has her