The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-01

Theatxissl and musical.
bewrav THsAras.-Durisg the pest week there hes
been succession Of crowded house here, notwith-
standing The very unsavsrssls wssthsr
even on Tuesday evening, whsa the storm wss more
Tremendous than any have experienced for years,
there was quite excellent house. The principal st
fractions have been the dramatic adaptation Of Jane
Eyre" and the besutiful tragedy Of Evsdne," both
Tnsn ~. n RTE S and .:s
up with oil that splendor snd msgnihcencs for which
the Bowsry 10 90 famous. Indeed, We have theatre
long experience In theatrioals shows to much sdvsn
tage In tho general OF everything about
ss: noS: Ths pnad 81 .Ia talented com
not wonder that in every part OF Union the Bowery
10 so famous lring the coming week, novel enter
Mr. Ven Ambursh the great Wild beast tanner has been
engaged, and wild appear In new pisoe, written
nroGucsd his collection Of trsia.d .p Z.
mas; among them is ono Of the rarest kiad, Wis .
black tiger The piece founded the story OF ths
with all briilianoy. We are sure the house win BE-
crowded during the whole Of this engagement.
BaoADwAY THEArRE.-The sixth performance Of the
"EDohsntress attracted last night very crowded
house, and the opera won't Of in worry good style
The play itself improves every successive night, and
tho music, though very Indifferent - . whole, DO.
melodous to the ear, and, Of course, dis
itself In shape and better appreciated.
a. thou art" lis always received with much applause
and Mr.. Leach's ario Is ever welcome and enoored.
There several passages Of the musc which deserve
especis mention, being Of the first order The ad-
nirsble costumes, the fairy speotaoles, the lifsks
scenery and the entire properties the most splen
'eoeiys, the prsiis Of all beheders In fact they are
the most gorgeous ever witnessed In New York, and
win 1Of AND brilliant Int f tn: En-
part in Its getting up, deserves great credit and bis
efforts will receive the patronage of the public. The
scenery does honor to Mr.. Grain.
NATIONAL THEATRE Last evening there was an ex-
oellent house here. The little piece Of Advice to
Husbands" played arst In the bill II ID termed
farce but in truth It is most interesting DRAMA and
affords MRS. Woodward and Mr. Tilton an opportunity
of displaying fine acting Mrs Woodward Is, per.
haps, Q little too energetic ssionally but shows
much talent always In her performances. Psrdey, too
- the old General played veil This style Of part is
my have been played with their usual SUCCESS during
the week; and such IL the delight manifested at the
nrst pieoe especially that the has concluded
coming week, (the ninth week Of its run) new dra
ma In three sets of most interesting story aud both
beautiful scenic and stage effects will b. produced to-
morrow evening It Is entitled the Brigadier" and
We predict tor 1t long rum
Burrows THEATRE, CHAMBERS SrRKEr.-Whosvsr
has not Burton play tho part Of Toodls has
tainly missed sight Of of the most perfeo and
complete limitations that, perhaps has ever been
This amusing piece last evening, threw the crowded
contributed to the amusemsat and entertain mont Of
every ono present Next followed the G. Capture of
Captain Cute" portrsyng the marriage Of the sapisnt
Jack Bunsbyi and the figure Jack cuts in the mar
rage procession 10 ono of the finest and truest pic.
tn res Of wise man caught inexploably in the moose
IN NJ nf Rpn han
as Jack Bunsby, with the white marriage knot upon
bis bosom, has seldom, ifevsr, been AS to Capt
1t 10 picture Of life and reality Of the most striking
force and the highest richness Of humor. "Mr. and
Mrs Maccsth" concluded this rich theatrical soirse
and drew down bursts Of laughter and applause from
crowded house. On Monday evening, Mr. Burton
viii appear In the double capacity Of author and artist
wiDss vii b. Produced W. have 10 doubt !. ~
DO something OF the ne plus ultra order-somsthing
nIst rate in the chronicles Of fun and humor On the
Same evening will be produced another now piece,
The Hemock Draught" which Is called In tho bills
an anscdots Anecdotes please every body, and Bur-
ton has the knack Of making his theatre nightly
feast Of anocdote and entertainment
BROADWAY CIRCUS This pleasing place Of a muse.
ment was, last evening, again we'll filed, to Witness
possibly the last for time to come the sstonsh
Ing performances that have nightly taken place in
entertain went of With the u.us, rounds of ap
the credit Of having got up the best circus ever pro-
duced In this city, and we hope to them succeed
- VOL next winter
BerrEsIrI's GRAND FAREWELL CorcrRr.-prsvious
70 the departure OF this distinguished artist for Lon
don he will give, Tuesday evening next his fare
we'll concert 81 the Tabernacle. Signora Marasohi,
pTima donna, from the Royal Theatre of Turin will
make her first appearance in America She will sing
csvatina from l Foscari," as also duetto from
$ Nabuso," assisted by SiGnor Castrone. duetto
from the opera Bsssrio" will be rendered by Signor
terrAri and Bsneventano There are many other
beautiful selected for the occasion among which
Nv mi NIT ahl srtiat
who're exhaordinary and surprising execution has
been eQuaed BY any artist who has ever visited
La Sonnsmbus." II true and sterling talent d. |
erve public patronage, Bottesini, who has frequent
= charmed his hearers by his euphonious strains,
hat our citizens are never backward in sustaining
hose who really possess abilities Of the highest order
II musical excellence.
who're performances In this city have always bssn re-
'eived with tho most enthusiastic cheers are playing
n Baltimore. to crowded houses.
TEDrsco. This charming vocalist whose sweet |
zones and beautiful execution have gained for her |
while In this city the highest marks Of esteem now
creating great farore in Baltimore.
Ma. DHMFsrER.-This great favorite and excellent |
vocalist will give his next concert, ON Wednesday,
evening at the Tabernacle. II may judge from the
numbers who attended his last concert notwthstsnd
ION to expect his will be visited BY the numerous
admirers of his plaintve and affecting style of ballad
singing Those who love to sherish the rseoueetions
or early Gays and scenes Of youthful enjoy ment, will
have mrrored to their minds that evening" the most
pleasing and delightful pictures Of homo
CHRIsrrs MIrsrRxLs-As the season advances. |
and We are once more favored with pleasant spring
weather, the folks seem to think the most appro- |
pirate way to take advantage Of the pleasant even
ings Ii to 60 and hear these minstros night after
night their concert In every part and
their singing, dancing burlesquss and other Ethio
plan ccentrictiss all the fashion Long live the
Chrisfy Minstrelsi
New ORLEANS SRRENApEns,-Soeiety Library, the
headquarters Of these talented performers 10 nightly
crowded by most intelligent and fashion able audi
and the witty and e.gs MT performances Of thees sol
enti6c darkes received BY them with
applause. They are we'll worthy the patronage they
receive.
Madame Anna Bishop Is at Augusta, Georgia.
Conclusion Of Mrs. Fanny Kemblo Buffers |
Readings or Shakespeare.
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