The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-25
Theatrical and nIusical.


which grsced 1t last evenings In point Of number toe,
1t very large before the act was over every
seat In the house was Occupied The en.ertsinmsnt
consisted Of the tragedy Of Othello" with SUI
purb cast; Mr.. and Mrs Wallsck Othelle and Emi-
lie, Miss Wemyss rs Desdemona, Mr. Gilbert as Iago,
and Mr.. Lester Is Cassie To say that the play Was
most admirably and Wallack as tho Moor, performed
with more than bis usual spirit; he listened to by
p.aded most enthusiastically Mr. Gnbert's Iago is
wen as one OF the best representations Of the
putston last evening. Mrs WsliscR and Miss Wemyss
both played most acceptably Miss Wemyss as Desde-
mona gave evidences Of the possession Of that high
order OF talent which will some day place her high
In the list Of best actresses The stage arrange
meRts were well managed; We have never seen 9
ming Mr. Stevens is always active in the performance
OF his duties as stage manager and exhibits much
taste and elegance in the management of the stage.
The new melsdrama Of the " idiot OF the MILO con-
oluded the entertainments It, also, 10 splendidly
got up, and is most interesting In story TO night
Bulwers capital comedy OF Money y will be played
MIR Wallack playing Evelyn; Mrs Wsllack, Georgisns;
part. in it. aMonesp ws. played several m tims. i.ss
season with great success and has heen requested
.SG hs . %sy ssss
the performances commence at seven o'clock.
Broadway TnrArKx.-The last evenings perform
anoes at this splendid establishment In lusra-
tion of the irresistible pecuartes Of Irish wit and
humor. Mr. Hudson as the leading character in the
vindcateS the fame of the asasg 'a of ssIsna sm
does up the fup.loving Greekn to nature and sings
with the true pathos Of green Erin His serensde Of
oh lady dear,
Thy lovers near,
Waiting for smile from thee"
quite sufficient to win the smiles OF all the ladies Of
the house. Mr. Fredercks, Prime Minister, exhibit
ed his usual good taste aud discretion and the fine
person and acting OF Miss Kate Horn were ap-
proprstsy adapted to the young Princess Marina The
foreign ambassadors, by Messrs Shaw and Thompson,
were in diplomatic style; and the Baroness of Mrs
HELD was perfect termagant The minor obsracters
were in good keeping; and under the important Ad-
juncts of good house and good company to sustain
bIs AT cd tka Mr.
Hudson, should fail Of palpable hit See the bill
Of fare for to night and If you would drive of dull
go to the Broadway. Tho establishment itself will
pay the stranger the price Of his ticket before the per-
formances begin.
NInLo's GAnDrr.-It is truly astonishing how this
popular theatre continues to attract overlooking
houses, night after night Last evening It densey
flled from the ceiling to the footghts with brilliant
snd highly fashionable audience who were now de-
lighted with the excellent music, and kept in
Of irrepressible laughter The Ravel family still
nDon length pay ~ ssa %s p they
have occupied Niblos boards. Francois, whether
the Masio Trumpet" was a, rich and S sacy LAST
right "a he was three months ago; and Antoine
the clown servant to Casssnder in the Invisible
Harlequin" seemed to elicit as much mirth and sp
pause in the first week Of his appearance After tho
entertainment opened by the overture, La File
formance, and some amazing achievements upon the
tight rope, by the Ravel family and Leon Jsvelli
grand Pas dc Trois' followed. which was much ad-
mired by the spectators. 1t was danced by Mons.
Brilliant Mile. A. Lehman. and Mons. H. Wells,
n q thu nss
"The Milliners.n The marvellous dexterity and
the powerful expression Of action and GESTURE far
stronger than words seemed equally to astonish and
please. In the duel scene Francois was inimitabe.
Wells as Longitude acted his part very respectfully;
Celeste and Nine J. Axel, though having subordinats
parts that did not admit Of much display ability
acquitted themselves with 6cof In the Of this
piece, country dance mirror dance Ia most ludcrous
AFFAIR." and .dismande pas de ois, with the Hungarian
pos ois afforded variety and were we'll received by
fDtermissiOu
promexsde through the delightful garden which,
full fruit seemed like a fairy scene 20 which pod-
worth's band lent additional enchantmsnt, the
tsrtaioments concluded with the Magic Trumpet1
ter at another bewldered them with magic feAs and
again dazzled them with splendid fireworks terminus
exhibited "Rsbert Macaire" and Dechaiumeau,'
with other attractions. Let all who wish shake the
Dghtful evening
Burrows THEArRE.-Therc was bill OF great iiber-
atty in amount and Of great variety In character s
this popular house last night Mrs. Sloan from the
English theatres as Lola Monies and a. Mary White,
in the "Wssherwoman gave such satisfaction TO be
spriauded throughout and called forward to receive
the congratulations Of the house the close Of the
pieces Mr.. Hadavay, In THE Whites and the
bt ,g o1 , ms psi' 80 wen ,has ~ soud Dc truly
be also said that Brown, by Clarke, done whts.
Mr. Brousham, as the Irish Tiger, fully maintained his
high reputation. There wore four good pieces, with
the Spanish Bolero, song and ballad 20 all up the
intervals, as the bill OF the night. The company
city, and Burtons seleotions always adapted to
attract good house. It Is duo to Mr.. Johaston to
good style evnced by the Judgment OF the house.
dance, by Mons. Frederic and Miss Mavins, had Of
viii be seen that the entertainments for this evening
are, "a Mothers Bequest,n "Lols Montesn The
wsgs Of Windsor" and " How to Pay Your Washer
woman.n
N.uos.L THrarRE.-Ths house was finely filed last
evening, and the pleasing entertainments passed on
most happily The farce Of the Happy Msn'wa play
ed FIRST The merry and ever hsppy Paddy Murphy was
played by Redmond Ryan most racily, and much
laughter was elected by the attempts Of the hypochon
psnaces that was to sooths all his Ills The Flying
Duichman" and the "Murdered Bostman,n formed the
the pantomimic performances Of Mr. Wood vas very
admirable The "tlyng Dutshmanm has been got up
ing Tonight we are to have the grand musical drama
Of the "Invipeibles" which, some years aso, made
such hit IL will be revived with grss, splendor and
effect with all its original music is grand and impos
ing marches, Its military evolutions, and magnincent
scenery Redmond Ryan will play the part Of o slash
In IL, and Mrs C. Mestayer that Of victoire the little
corporal Quite regiment Of young misses gill spp.ar
aud 20 through military svoutions during the piece.
The drama Of the Murdered Bo,tman" viii conclude
beentertsipments
MircnrILs oLrsrrc TnxArss.-Yesterdsy evening,
this house equented by avery audience,
fashion, and who were led thither by the vsrsgssed
and highly welcome attractions Of Yesterdays bill Of
formance of the musical extravaganza entitled Hero
and Leapder for the fret time this season. which pass
ed on with Admirable success and general subtraction;
next the repetition Of the grand opera Ere Da.
volo' which, during the frst OF Its exhibitions
received with the most haterng universal
appreciation aud delight. Last night ~ again
tanned with great sesi throughout and TO judge from
the gratifying manner In which the audience each
time chsered the performers, must say that they
we're highly pleased with II. Mas Mary Tayi.r. Mrs.
Conover. Messrs Bishop, wsicot. and orosvener al
acted their respective roles with great ability ssd
Miss CsrIine danced 9 Pas seul with much ,is-
gance as did Mr.. Yates Highland Fling. The use
ments concluded with the Isughable farce ent-itleA
be 4 oh ri wtxk
much pleasing emotion and applause.
CHprsrY's MrrsrRxLs-These unrivalled u,instrsls
wil during this week give splendid series OF CON-
certs They have re- arranged their programmes. and
intend showing their patrons that they can even ex-
coed the glorious entertainments they have hitherto
given. OF course, the "voyage Musical foyms one
Of the features Of their bill this evening
Currrss MusruM The manner In which the vast
number Of Chinese articles Of every hind are laid out