The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-15
TWO CENTS.
Theatrical and sIuslenl.

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produced last evening at this establishment in An.
most splendid STYLE and the very large which
crowded the house by their enthusiastic paudts gave
token Of the high approval In which they held the
grand, and we do not remember ever having seen
tragedy better and more fully cast in New
York Mr. Iiamblin is certainly carrying out the pro-
mise OF producing these plays In the most perfect style
possible Mrs Shaw performed the part of Constance
in her usual magnificent manner. In this part she
has, heretofore in New York obtained great popuAr-
ty; and though it is now some time since she had
| played It, her performance was noble The
young Prince Arthur was played by Master T 8 Ham
bn who made his first appearance on any stage In it
last evening He is noble looking child and the ap
His little voice altercd instant In the due and
effective delivery Of his part aud he accompanied It
with very appropriate action. We think the young
gentleman will become as great an actor "A sny 81
them some Of these days Mr. iiambin. as King John,
miration and his dress became him better than any
dress we have lately him in MIR. Ryder AZ the
gallant free spoken Falconbrdge did admirably; IS
dhcu part to play we'll from the familiarity Of the
language, there is danger Of the part being made
; 9aiG h one than otherwise Mr. r. however,
due emphasis, avoided anything approaching to such
an understanding Of the part Messrs Gilbert Bass,
and Mrs. Jordan The piece was most enthusiastically
received, and will be repeated again this evening. We
purpose noticing the splendid style in which il has
been got on another occasion For the present
have but space to say, 1t most magnificent. The
evening.
BRoApwAy TsEArRE.-The celebrated drama of Mon
tc-Crsto' the wonder of the stage, in the dramatic
record Of New York, revived last evening, and
was produced in n brilliant style. The scenery and
been renewed aud no doubt this splen-
did pageantry will have another long when 1t
was first produced 1t is needless to say that Mr. Los
Waack his cousin that of Haydee were rewarded With
much applause The talent of MIR Lester is really ORR
gina and varied and the different psrsonations OF his
role are rendered by him with great skiI and telling
Mesdames Abbott, Dyott, and slessrs vache and Ma
thews Dyott and others, all did fulfil their duty with
hp MAJ nno do hall
elected, also, much applause and very remarkable
by the variety of costumes the evoutions of the corps
de bale, which made coup dG really unprecedented
upon any stage of city The ballet under the able
care OF Mr. Schmidt, was excellent, and Miss Celeste
danced with great vivacity and elasticity she IL very
pretty and very clever. TO Mr. Blake, the excellent
stage of the Broadway theatre great praise is
also due, for he has offered to the public rich treat
and refined am usement.
NATIONAL THEArRE.-The week commenced vol at
this house last evening" it crowded In every part
and the entertainments which consisted of the iaugha-
bic farce Of Popping the Question" and the new
spectacle of the "Enchantcr" gave much satisfaction
to the large assembly. Mrs. aud Miss Deering from
Boston, believe made their first appearance at this
sherwood, Pardey, and the all filed their parts
capitay and this amusing little piece passed OF with
the audiences much ever the scenery now works
hney every one Is perfectly home in their parts and
the kind better acted put on the stage or with
more splendid stage appointments Of every kind Chan
frau deserves to be well patron.ed during these times
IN manner worthy Of the patronage his house has
played as also the farce of His FIRST Peccadilon
| BURROWS THEATRE, CHAMBERS SrREEr-"Paul Pry,'
and "Herr Nanny were performed last night at Bur.
toms, in excellent STYLE Mr. Burton, Paul Pry de-
lighted full and crowded house and kept the COMMA
ny present in constant state Of harity and laughter
| We never saw an audience more completely amused.
| The scene where Paul Pry presents his card, and
proudly demands satisfaction whereupon the colonel
tears the card pieces and throws the whole scorn-
fully into Paul Prys face, whom he replies ~ am
satisfied particularly rich. Everybody laughed
both on the stage and Of The cast Of the piece was
in the other characters, good Mr. Burton was loudly
| called for at its conclusion, and announced three
of Promise very excellent comedy, is one This is
play IN which Burton, Is Mr. Sudden gains constant
powers This is Of his richest characters and ne
yer fails to draw crowded house.
TAnrRSAcIE.-Lnst evening Mr.. Dcmpster's concert
was attended by large asemblage Of his friends and
admirers to hear him sing the various beautiful meIo
dies announced In his programme: The entertainment
which was rendered with sweetness of voice and the
most pleasing expression. Among many other excel
.o. aus we were %ue1 pleased Nth the Scottish
and the new song, Those Love-" which were given
with great vocal ability Mr. Dempster is vocalist OF
long standing in this country, and when he and
then returns to city, he Is patronizcd largely as
so pleased are his patrons with his peculiar plain
cert Thursday evening at the Tabcrnaclc when no
| doubt he will have a crowded house.
Mr.. SrcurS generously offers to give the services Of
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the families of these killed Aston Place in case this
suggestion, made by him. should lead united effort
on the part OF the dramatic profession In this city for
| that purpose.
Mn. GroReE yArpESHorr. the celebrated tragedian,
and great faverte has arrived in this city, after very
successful southern tour. We hope shortly to have
the pleasure of seeing him at of principal thea
tres. MIR. vandenhoff is gentleman Of highly en-
lowed mind and we Of our theatrical
managers will shortly his invaluable services
he is a tragedian and comedian of the first rank.
CnRisrr's MISsTnrLs will this evening give their
hmm mud fAptU- ntnet t. ia.
that If to suy continuous concerts since their
ton Of Mechanics Hall some two years since;
during the whole Of that time with two brief in.
tervas when the Hall required for other purposes
by the they have had constant succession OF
lsri'y, they will go on having the same kind Of au-
diences as long as they choose to play. They give
fine programme this evening, not forgetting to Intro
| duce their grand Voyage Musicale"
Tmn MoNrLAlsrRs.-Thesc euted artists, who are
undoubtedly the most acc ,mpl he'd dancers who
the most complete and contain. 50 many clever people,
are now among US NJ. Monpaisir has received from
diire and lie pioon du Dio6e as we'll a. several other
novelties which had great success In the great capital
to to our readers that their ssrvsos
have been secured by one OF t1e managers Of our oy
their ehpS. will sow hom to IN. n sdmsers Of the
school of dancing. and the engagement
entered into, shall make II known to readers
MUSICAL FEs1vAL.-A concert Of solos, DUETS, and
tros, by company Of young ladies, win be given Ct
the Broadway Tabernacle this evening, under the d.
rcction Of Mr. r. A. Russell.
CANpBELL's MIssrRELs finely received by their
troops Of friends and admirers and have opened the
at the Apollo Rooms with the very best auspices
They have always been great favortes in New York,
and they return among with budget Of novelties
in the Ethiopian line they will become still popu-
ar. They will perform every evening this week.
GREAT NATURAL CvRIos,rv-Ths Siamsse twins
Changing, and their children, being exhibit
ed for short time at the Apollo Rooms Broadway.
The two children very much resemble the twin bro
Tiers. So great phenomenon should be by all
our citizens, a. 1t will likely be tho last opportunity
they will have Of doing they leave very soon for
Europe.
NV ORLEAss SrRESAprss-This celebrated band Of
negro mnsres whoee vocal aud musical abilities have
gained for them the highcst character as band In
this city giving concerts every evening ae Mon
tague Hall, Brooklyn They are every way calculated
requisite please those who patronse their concerts
C1iiina a1one xocalIst poasessing clear. aXeet