The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-22


Theatrical and Musical.
BswEnv TrrArsK -" Bsrtramr was psrform.d ,..A
evening before very crowded house. and In tho most
splendid styles Mr.. and Mrs wailsck as Bertr.m sua
InoRine played In shiloh eoited the nost an
tbusiastic applause. while Mr. Gilbert IS the Prior wss
also spplaudsd When such plays as this arc got ~
In such elegant style and played stuiraby We do
not wonder ut the succession OF houses which
with Mr. Letter a. Dick Dasbs was PLAYED n.x aud
the sterling drama OF the Drnounoer concluded the
advertisement. To- night ~e are to have a bui Of
more than ordinary attraotiv-uess Romeo and Iu-
ist,' whics received With such applause Nom
day evening. will be repeated. with tho same cast.
tion placed " Shot In the Eye" which caused its
wthdrawsl until the question OF right had bssn fairly
settled having been Withdrawn. 1t will bs played hs
evening IL was written by Mr. H. f. Stevens for this
theatre expressly. and has provsd to DO one Of the
most ruccessfu dramas ever produced
NiBLo's GARpEx.-Tbe house was throngsd, again
with numerous and brilliant audience The pauto.
mimic performances Of the Rave troupe b. Of
. class Of entertainments Of which the public never
weary. The bill Of last night particularly sttrss
tive In the tight rope exercises the great of
Javelli In turning asomsrsetspringng from his feet
and lighting on thsm-upon the rope, WAS . mastery
performance The grand pas Dc trais reminded ons
SEINE Of the brilliant passages In the ballet Of " Esme-
rada" the tabkour rir snts OF the Italian Brgsnds"
were strihngly beautiful. novel aad sect,ve telling
the story in dumb show. with a the force
"God-nski, or the Skaters Of WiInsn comic psnto-
mime from some Polish romance, nguArlv unique
and smrsipg-such q mngling OF tho affecting, the
generous and the noble. with the ridiculous gre
tesque n seldom fail to pl~asensver executed
by the Ravsls The concluding alton OF the
skaters most ingenious imitation Of upon
the ice, and was applaudet throughout the houss Co
night sgap. rhe entertainments totally changed,
Mr. Hackett re- appearing In his exclusive chArac
ter OF Fastaf. IL Ia Sir John. he must have lived
BURror's Enthusiastically evening" the very
successful drama called the Z" Temptation was per-
formed before smother crowded house. Who 10 Wit
II every time with Il Is, Mr.. burton
says, tenn ptauon In which may probably indulge;
temptation to do good; temptation not to be slight
ly passed over. And wonder. The originality, the
drollery the most bitter adversely which t Displays
and the excels Mt moral doctrines which It ncucats
same time they bear testimony Of the sbits. Of its
author. MIR. Clarke, a. Granite wealthy merchant;
Mr. Lynne a. Startling az old clerk in GRANTEES ONCE
Mr.. Burton as Tom Bobslink, . New York carmsn,
and Mt. Brougham, as O'Bry emgran: just land-
ed, executed their respective roles with perfection
The new Spanish Bolsro, BY Mon,ieur Frederic ssd
Mis- Malvna was danced with such elegance and
that they greeted with the
popular drama, called the "roodles or the Fxrmsrs
Daughter wkioh received with universal satistao
ton concluded the entertainments The we'll kuo~n
and popular oonsdirnue Mrs John Soau aud the o.
edian Mr. T. Hsdaway, will make their first ppear-
snce ct this theatre on Monday next. Tomorrow,
"Dombey Soa."
NATIONAL THEATRE.-There was quite Q crowded
house here last evening, and the entertainmsnts
pssred OF in . most satisfactory manner. This farce
Of tho Happy Man" was played first. In 1t Mr. Red
nond Ryan, IS the happy, though shrtless, Paddy,
acted with all that lv.liness which disng cuisines
his perform Of Irish parts After the farce tho
moot handsome style; Mr. w. W God took the part Of
Eapderdecken, and played IL mast excsllsatiy. The
rcepery Is well manayed and worked finely. Mr..
Burke the stage manager, deserves much credit for
the manner In which this piece. 10 sboundiag with
the Coospsy Dutchmsn Van sommeI MIR Burks also
was very funny The comic drSma OF " Philip Quart"
cSnclua.d ths entertainments During the past wssk,
m.nts have been varied and we'll got up, and per-
ceiye by the bills that next they will b. still
so To night the same bill Ms last evenings will be
repeated With she exception OF the substitution Of
irish Dragons for the Z" Happy Msu."
MireHELL's OLYmrIc THEArHE-Dsoidsdly" music
bath charms" for the frequeners patrons Of thi
place Of Amusement, and FRA Disvolo will have long
run for 1t 10 we'll sung by the able company Of Mitchell
and put upon the stage in highly or,ditsbs to
the mansger and his troupe The audience present TIL
nsd~ their best Efforts deliver With aud "a snod
we'll as Siss Taylor and Mira Conovsr, w~rs in ed
spirits. and sang With great BIO aud last. noe
least Mir wsoi and his talented aids Of the oeehes
ably accompanied these singers The sxtiric.l bur-
iesque ct "BrtaoDia and ,bsrn,a concluded the p-r
ormauee, when highly sateisstory to all oehod-rs
The came Programme VIII be presented TINS eFsaiaS,
preceded by ths couedi-,t. OF who Speaks First,3
and doubtthat this -nt.tsulsnt will attract many
psTtons to Mitehsli's theatre.
'bhisff's MiNs1hkLs Will give tuelr
Saturday afternoon concerts their evening one, Of
eourse viii be given NJ the accustomed hour On
both occasions the programme wilt be . fun tbs
voyage Mu-csl' viii b. played at each concert
bessrs great variety a their best songs dances &C.
&c. 1h-sc ~ho wish To hear the beat ethiopian
singing OF the times had ostter pstronixe Chrsty's
TAnrRNscLs-GsAro MustcsL fssrivAL This .vs-
ming another Of those delightful eater
OF at the raberDscle. Tns osrmania Band ~li eAs-
cute several overtures The insp'rtiog Of this
band sIoDs Nv worth the price OF admission, all ~os
hav. heard them aill readily sdmt Besids tins great
attraction tbs Dustin family will play many po
pulsr and beautiful ausrtstts Inso the vocal depart
msDt consisting Of s,guorus Borghess Wins. uuilsr,
N-ses Moriatt Conner ana Louisa Distu, stgnori
poidi aud Nsvs viii siog several italian Arizs dusts,
snd some soul stirring melodies aud Mr. Richard dod
man will execute variations briliisntes the ptsuo-
forte. with his usual excellent aud great
ability This, Indeed offered IL a. the small
Of twenty i've cents, ought to crowd the rsbsrnscs
Mr. Chanfrsu 81 the Nstiopal Theatre Is playing at
the Arch street Theatre, fhiini-lphis.