The New York herald., 1849-04-29
Theatrical and Musical.

BowERy THEArRE.-Thc week has been a most gl0-
rous at the Bowery. Night after night the house
has been crowded to overnowng, and the audiences
have been composed of our most intelligent and re-
spectacle citizens, who have been delighted beyond
measure with the admirable performances Of Mr.: and
Mrs j. w. Wallack jun, who have enacted series Of
characters in which they have much reputation.
The Bridal has been performed twice, with immense
applause; and Richard the Third has likewise been
played with remarkable success. As Evelyn, too,
In Bulwer's comedy Of " Money" )" Mr.; Wallack was
he claimed the applause Of vast audience Mrs
Walack has proved herself worthy supporter to her
husbands acting; and in tho arduous characters she
has undertaken, gained much applause. Messrs. We
myss Gilbert MacFarland, and the rest Of the company
have all cxerted themselves to the utmost, and alto
character We are glad to see Byrons tragedy OF
Werner" announced for tomorrow evening, with
splendid cast. The Waacks, Gilbert MacFarand,
Winans, Mrs. Walcot, all to appear In it. 1t will
no doubt attract a vast audience.
BROADWAY THEArRE-Mr. Forrest appeared last
night, ut the Broadway Theatre, in his admirable
personaton Of the charater Of Jack Cade" which has
for long time been considered one of his best per-
formsncee 1t Is character which calls out the bost
points Of his acting The stentorian orator, tho
suasvc eocutonist and in fact all the grades Of stage
effect and dramatic included In this
performance. OF Mr.. Forests several and favorite
characters perhaps there is which brings him
Cadc" The piece received with the greatest enthu
sasm by the assembled audience The performances Of
the evening concluded with the farce Of the valet de
SHAM in which Mr. Lester appeared as Capt Trvet,
and Miss Waack as Miss Marchmont. The whole
performance well received by tho intelligent
dience who were in attendance.
NATIONAL TnEATRE.-Thc announcement Of the
Lady Of Lyonsn for last evening, with Chanfrau
as Claude, and Miss Mcstayer Pauline, attracted
quite a crowded house. Chanfrau played the part OF
the aspiring gardeners with remarkable taste and
judgment His enunciation is peculiarly distinct, his
elocution excellent, and in the more mpassioned
he truly acted most admirably. He gave the
famous description of his ideal castle on the Lake OF
Como in beautiful style; and altogether the part was
played by him very well indeed. We should like to
Mr. C. exercise his undeniablc talent for serious
comedy parts than he does Miss Mestayer
made n good representation of tho naughty though
BUNDLED Lady Of Lyons Miss NJ. is very clever
The Mysteries and Miseres Of New York; concluded
the entertainments During the coming week variety
of entertainments Of great interest will be presented
We see grand spectacle underlined as in active pre-
paration 1t will we hear, be the most splendid piece
yet got up.
Burrows THEATRE-No Notwithstanding the unfavora-
BILE state of the weather this snug little theatre was
visited by numerous audience last evening. The Hrst
piece given the very aughable piece called Forty
Winks' in which MIR Burton as Tobias Nuns, the but
ton maker kept the house in complete roar through
the whole piece. The satire Of " Socialism, was next
given. which received with renewed applause The
evenings entertainments concluded with the very ex
cecnt and truly comical piece called the Capture OF
| Captain Cutie, or Jack Bunsbys Wedding" This
piece is n continuation of "Dombey and Son" in which
MIR Burton as Captain Cutie, and Mr. Raymond,
| Toots who marrcs Susan Nipper, give the audience
full evidence of their in their particular parts
1t is excellent piece, and wonder that Mr Bur
ton does not give oftcner 1t would do well TO follow
after Dombey Son"
GuNe'L's farewell CoscERr.-This fashionable en-
tertainment which took place Friday evening last
at the Tabernacle, greeted by very large audi
ence. Gungl and his unsurpassed band played as
usual with the greatest ensemble and delighted all who
heard them. We hope this will not be the last ap
pcarance of the talented German composer and his un-
surpassed band.
CHnrsry's lIrNsTRrLs having completed their leave
Of absence, and their concertroom at Mechanics Hall
having in the interim been put in perfect order and
made all ready to receive their patrons they will to-
morrow evening, recommence those elegant concerts
which have been the delight Of such crowds for tho
last three years Their programmes will be racier
Than their singing dancing Joking S Tb, ln
prospects are that they will have brilliant run
Nrw ORLEANS SrsHsADERs.--These racy artists are
pursuing the successful which has always been
their lot from the first their entertainments create
sensation which Byron says time does strengthen
not decrease " and their genuine wit admirable mu
sca attainmcnts and refined performances VIII always
be appreciated In New York.
GRAsp Vocal AND IssrRuMrSr,L CoscERT-Seyeral
members of Gungls celebrated band VIII sWg svr Unu "
their delightful concerts in South street, "hi'ams-
burg, tomorrow evening.
MADAME AuersrA--This distinguished dansense evi-
IDENTIFY the best the United States is now IN tnis
cv and wby managers do not avail themselves OF such
an attractive aysfe is surprising For graceful
fgure and chase classic movement she STANDS unri-
yaied amidst all the members of her profession that
hne visited this country She has evidently been
educated In refined school of her profession
Macrcady the celebrated tragedian, will appear on
Monday the 7th May at the Astor Opera House.
Miss Cannon was to take her benefit at the Museum
Albany on Friday evening; and that Of the agent Of
the Virginia Serenaders to come OIL In Boston on
the same evening.
The Avon Theatre, in Norfolk, will be opened to-mor-
row evening when Miss Julia Dean will make her hrs
appearance before Norfolk audience.
A theatre is about to be built at Nashville.
Messrs Gallagher and Owens, have appeared at the
Baltimore Museum, in the comedy Of A Day After tho
Wedding"
Madame Biscacciant gives a concert tonight, at the
Odd Fellows Hall. She Is said to be most exqusite
vocalist and delights every In whose heart dwes
love Of melody Her concerts were well ATTENDED, Id
Cincinnati where she fully sustained the high
tion which preceded hcrLotasriH Journal .fPrrs -:
The benefit for the Boston Museum Dramamc una
Association was to take place last evening Tne ma
ger granted the of the building without any
THE object of the association s to relieve the necessity
Of the sick and aged members Of the establishment
Truly most mertorous object.