The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-08

BowERv TBEATRE.-The popular drama Of Mike
Martin again repeated last night ut this theatre
and really Of interest developed themselves
in every part. The adventures Of Barnaby Root
(Winans with his corps Of male and female warriors
alone sufficient to raise the spirits Of the most
lsncholy; while the performance Of Mr. Stevens.
Mike Martin on the highly trained and beautiful steed
ADD Kader exctes the astonishment and wonder Of
all The daring feat Of firing the stable Of Vixen.
(Rose) whom be robs and with the steed pluug ny
through the fame mounting the craxgy bills
ut times almost perpendicular Is really wonderful and
justly brings down the applause OF the whole crowded
audience The part Of ulius Hailstone by Mr.. Jor-
dan IL excellent performance for while waiter at
the Eagle Inn he also serves Tor drummer to the corps
who fee before Mike Martin and Thurderbolt Alr
Bass as Troter servant to Vixen Is played in style
that cannot fall to draw forth the admiration Of all
who witness his performances The comedy OF Sketches
in India preceded the performance Of the drama
which Mr.. and Mrs Gilbert appeared as Mr. and Mrs
p Guiieume Tell Was received With
thunders of applause. The other performances
Of the first order Tonight bill which cannot but
fill the house. is offered for the beneat of Mr. Bass
whose universal popularity with the patrons of the
Bowery viii be sufficient to give him bumper.
BEoADwAY TnEArrE.-words cannot magnify the
splendid and gorgeous, and, indeed may add, the
at this theatre with which
the grand spectacle ballet of the :" Enchanted Bell"
has bee produced, combining, in scenic and mechan
cal effect series Of pantomimic exercises which
not be ecpsed by any effort of human talent We
puzzled in our estimation Of this glitterng array of
genius. whether to express our approval and
sstonsbmen of the talent of the accom- shed Mon
plaisr o,ipe illustrated in all their graceful
plishments our admiration OF the public spirited
enterprise that upon this as well on all other
sops has marked the ambition Of the of the
Broadway TO merit the popular favor In this instance
they have had a triumph of no ordinary character;
and cheerfuy recommend to all the admirers of this
cbaste and classic style of ballet visit to
that while it dazzles the eye and powerfully
affects the heart conveys many evidences OF moral
improvement.
BuRTsN's THEATRE AS usual, this theatre, last
night, was scene of those attractions which have
identified the establishment with all that Is calculated
to amuse and improve the mind and direct reflection
from the and soicitudss Of life; energy ap-
pears wanting to effect these purposes The prolific
genius of Burton and Brougbam produce from APP
parently ncongruous and incoherent materials the
elements of fancy and humor characteristic Of the in
tended object and admirably executed to pro-
duce the happest results to the minds of the multi
tudes who attracted by the novelty and variety of
performances Last nights entertainments numerous
and diversified as they were, in the burlesque of
Macbeth" the burletta Of Mischief Making" and
the admirable farce Of the Siamese Twins"
ceived with well merited Acknowledgements But if
word of encouragement is wanting for this evening let
recommend Burtons PaDgoss in the Heir at Law
to the community, a subject Of ordinary attrac
ton, while. ut the same time, would remind the
public strangers and visters to the city that tomor
evening, the talented and indefatigabe Bur-
ton will solicit from his friends substantial testi-
tleman in each respective department worthy of that
patronage that has encouraged him in his theatrical
career In this city and elsewhere
national THEATRE.-Such unprecedented success
of the performances at this theatre Wednesday
evening, caused repetition Of the entire programme
and it is MARVEL for Burke is there and in his usual
happy STYLE appearing to the delight Of all its patrons
In his personson of Grandfather Withheld he stands
superior. Every movement Of the decrepid old man,
especially In tho house of Langley after his fall to
poverty is most faithfully carried out and the
whole audience to outburss of applause The cold and
heartess character of Langley is supported by MIR.
Pardey in style that portrays the life the austere
and unkind conduct Of the ungrateful. Mrs. lsher-
generally admired appeared as Louisa aud though
under the frown of Langley, most beautifully enacted
the true devotion OF woman to an aged parent The
whole piece Is well cast and played In manner at
"Three After" gains nightly upon the favor Of
the audience In this piece several not
heretofore mentioned. which among it sprncipal
features. The part of Harry Whtmore the arrant |
manner while that Of his victim Isabella Meadows by
Mrs Woodward, excites the sympathy Of those who |
behold the picture Of her shame 1t is piece founded
upon facts which have occurred in midst and
not fail to become standard performance at this |
favorte theatre Land Sharks and Seagulls
evening" entertainment For this evening in connec-
ton with the drama, two pieces of sterling |
worth, which will fill the house.
CHRIsTY's MNsTRELs.-Every thing IL dull enough |
In the CITY, days. but the concerts Of these min
strels have not lost their raciness
the public who crowd to hear them nightly. There is
person in that equabo condition Of mind desirable
at present. 1t be attained at Christy's concert
room
AsroR PLACE OPERA HOUSE This notorious eetab-
lshment it weud seem, will not be taken by theatre