The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-22
TWO CENTS.


sowEN 1hEATRE.-The excellgnt drama Of the
Three Guardsmen' which has all along, enjoyed =
success unparalleled, again performed Yesterday
evening, before numerous and brilliant assembly
comprising the beauty and fashion u New York The
excellence and beautiful adaptation of the niece the
richness and splsndor Of the costumes the msana
cence Of the scenery; and the astonishing dramatic
ability displayed In the execution, have been already
80 often recommended in the most laudable that
any further remark upon that point is deemed utterly
unnecessary. We have emily to observe, that 1t was
and splendor by which 1t has hitherto been chsrac-
termed and that it witnessed by vast audience
The three gusrdsmen-M essrs. Gilbert, Wallsck and
Arnod-drew forth, by their superior acting the most
other subordinate characters sustained their
parts with admirable success. The whole performances
reflects indeed great credit upon the skin of the
this evening, and We expect to another crowded
house.
BROADWAY THrArRE-Last evening, the beautiful
lyrical opera Of Norma" was performed ct this
theatre, by the Seguin troupe. Miss Rosa Jacques as
Norma, was toerabyIfsir; she played 1t with great
animation, and her action In several instances was
exceedingly graceful; but her voice in the middle
register Ia rather harsh, and possesses melody.
even at this period Is sweet aud meodous exc
cution gives evidence of refined cultivation and she
pays strict attention to time. She sings with the
utmost ease, and with the most pleasing expression
The duet between Norma and Liberia was rendered
with science and harmony Reeves also as Claudisn,
creditable as Is every part he undertakes. In fine
the opera throughout well performed The smuse-
ments concluded with the farce OF Our Mary Aune'
in which Chapman, Shaw, and Miss K Horn, gave
general satisfaction.
BURROWS TaEArRE.-At this theatre Mr. Burton
still keeps up the attraction. Last evening the
hose was well filed with a remarkably fashions.
bic audience pieces appear to be the Of the
day. The entertainments commenced with the two
act comedy, entitled "Ask no Questious;n aud re.
markably well 1t was played After which, Miss HiIert
Fang very pretty ballad called "An things love
OF PASSAGE this went of with much tcat Mrs
Brougbam, Mr.. Johnston, and MIR Brougham acquitted
themselves in this farce in the most creditsble
manner. The popular drama In two acts called "rhe
Old Dutch Governor" concluded the evenings enter
no Questions A crowded house will be the result "A
usual, on Donbey nights
CHANFRAy's NATIONAL THEArRE.-The historical
drama Of Joan of Acre. with its scenery pageantry
and romantic associations could hardly fail to draw
full house especially when the Maid of Orleans was
personated by one so admirably fitted In her person
and style of acting to portray the heroic girl as Mrs.
Melinda Jones She is always received with approba-
oon, but this character Is pspsble hit. The whole
piece went of In good style In addition to this,
Breakfast" the latter being most amusing to the
crowd, but decidedly provoking to a hungry stomaoh
Indeed, from the slim appearance of Charley Burke
well from his good comic qualifications he Is the
very individual to persenste a hungry mau. The
OF Miss Dawes was by the least interesting
feature See the taking bill for this evening"
OLYMPIC TnrArHE.-Mn. CoSovER's Brsrrrr.-This
actor took benefit last evening" which was attended
by very crowded house. The entertainment offered
for the occasion was very attractive and It produced
its effect. The performance began with the original
drama, tin two acts called "Tims tries AM wherein
Mir Nicknson and his fair daughter very success
full and Niles Taylor and Mr. Conover shared their part
OF the applause 1.-THE Devil In Paris which followed
Taylor who took the Dart Of the was
with the highest marks ofapprobston by her admirers
We would advise this actress to have less stnness in
her style OF speaking II would Improve great deal the
effect she intends to produce upon the audisuoe The
Baker and called revived rr,5's 70, * *, n
casop, and elected OF laughter and met with the
usual reception which we remsmbsr having Witnessed
four years ago Several dances executed by Miss
Carline and Mr. Yates. The comic song Of The Ould
Darling Stick BY Mr. seymour, snesr,i, and the
entertainments concluded with the laughable farce Of
the .Trumpeter's Wedding" This evening the hill
consists Of whs Speaks FIRST 1.-THE Devil In Pars"
Amy Lee" and "The Milliners Holiday"
OrrnA Hour.-This evening Mr. Manners tsksss
farewell benefit He viii be assisted by the members OF
the Italian company The pieces selected are "son-
Of Elvno by Mr.. Manvers the concluding feature viii
be Rossinis opera 81" Barbere al Sivglia with good
cast Of characters.
strels still the great favortes OF their With the
citizens OF New York. IL somewhat surprising when
city that the xiey the same intense desire to
see them still exists with the admirers of negro eo
ues' Inc programme Tor the evening Is Interest,"
ing.
AMERICAN MusrUM.-The amuserents here every
AFTERNOON and evening commence with an interesting
mddn ~ called Plot and Counterpart the part OF Sig
nor Hernandez by MIR Wsmyss, and that OF Don l. son
by Mics staDhope The concluding piece A. the grand
ballet pantomims OF "Mons Dschauneau the part OF
hoquinet, by Mons r. Msrtinetti Great fun for
rs cents
MaSH,rTaN CiscUs.-Mr. Lavnter Lee, the great
acr0batc rider and bottle magician Is engaged here
Add,d to TIL attractive feature are the names OF S.
Devere the coWr the Rivers amily and an excellent
equestrian company. They perform the vii.
liamsburg Ferry
CIHsps AsroH PLscE-wsllett, by his inImitabls
audiences lie T. undoubtedly the fan NEST man alive
the artists are Cadwslsder Darius Gardiner Dals.
ard Hubbell. visit TO the arena will veil repay the
trouble Of going there.
NsptMoIssLLs LovsBSKY This fsvorits vocalist
Will give grand concert at Newark this evening She
will be aided by Herr stoep.l who will execute several
pleasing airs on the Xylocordeon.
Mas. Bo~tR, late Miss Croker. appears I'm the new
piece, "Lomors the Indian Wife, a. the National
Theatre on Monday evening next She L. q good
actress, and no doubt will DRAW o crowded house
sgnor Benedett proposes that IT, by the 18th Of Jan
uary 800 subscribers, at $40 each Boston shall be
procured he VIII give forty operstc In
that city
Miss Fanny wallsck is playing ct Pittsburgh.
Mr Nsndcnhon IL giving sbskspssresn readings In
Baltimore.