The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-18

Theatrical and Musical.
BswKar THEAiRE-Ths drama Of Mr. Lester, " The
Three Gusrdsmsn 10 decidedly this oynosurs of attrsc
ioH ut this large temple Of tho standard drama Of New
York. The play IL produced by the able manager, Mr..
Hsnbn In q style Of spasndor which has precedent
in the records Of thsstssl nssnihoencs and doubt
win be rewarded BY large harvest OF dollars besides
the appreciation Of the public The actsrs aud 40
the play are folly ssmpstent sf tho task sIottsa to
thsm and have had during ell Last week the xratiaca.
ton Of seeing that the crowded audiences which have
been present ~ the performances Of the Tires Guards
men" profssssd the same opinion. Msssrs Letter,
Gilbert wsllsek and Dunn, the muskstssrs of Louis
1il are the most admirable soldiers and did ia stios
10 the ruthfSlness Of their of
PorthOs, Athos ana Aramis. Asfor Mr. Wallsok Who
performs the part Of the Countess do vers the express
sion Of her sss the information OF her voice rssy
sxcslent. The scenery 10 ell very good End
certain that the dramssissd novel Of Asxsnrs Dumas
will mark the annals Of the drama In New York.
BROADWAY TnEATan.-In the ssriss Of English opera
which 10 now forming tho great attraction Of this
theatre hossrt's grand esnpssition, "Don Giovanni"
takes perhaps the foremost rank What Dan bs moro
exquisite than It's music! and tho power express
sivepess Of music may well be regarded a. q most
besutsous adaptation Of external nature the moral
constitution OF man for what be more daPted
to his moral constitution than that which Is help
full a. music emnently IT, to his neral culture, its
ftted to solennizs the devotions Of the heart Mrs
Sseuin, ~ Donna Anna end Miss Rosa jacques Ter
Ina, were warmly appRude1 throughout the night.
The duet between Ottawa (hir. Rssves) and Donna
Anna, oh my fssrs OF sense bereave mo-" was bssu-
tifully rsndersd and the swssty expressive List
10 me-" by Miss Rosa jacques Of those oharm
ing arss which osptvate when given with suoh touch
ing tenderness she infused into it, Seguin os Le-
porso, was inimtabls in acting and In voice Reeves
Is q better vocalist than actor Mis- DAILY. young
lady Of great personal beauty and made her
second appearance ss Donna Elvira, and those
compass, and Of considerable nsxibility nui
sweetness. In . trio between Mrs Seguin Miss DAILY,
forth were calculated to touch cord in every
present The management here have provided we'll
for the purpots OF giving effect 10 the operas which
being produced and the public must feel xous
to participate in the hsrmonies that provided
as by tho opera deities presiding ut the Broadway
Theatre.
NlBLo's GAIprs.-This splendid and popular ssta-
blishment was not well attended last evening as
might have been anticipated considering the abilities
and talent Of the distinguished persons engaged
The teItainmsnts commenced with the excellent
comedy Of tAe" Nervous Man aud the Man OF Nerve
MIR Pscde sustained the character Of Mr.. Aspen the
nervous man, ard Mr. Collins that of McShsno, the
man Of nerve. They both performed their respective
roles with the most brilliant Imaginable aud
were most enthusiastically appisudsd Mr. Collins dc
bvered hi, two popular songs Of widow Maehree aud
Srrigs OF Shlelsh to the entire satisfaction Of all
present, and drew down loud and repeated cheering
lie WAS rapturously eEeored in the Widow Machreen
The snusements concluded with = cenic sketch
translated from the French called the " Lost Letter"
In which Mr.. Cbippendals psrsonated MIR Beau 1t
was admirably sustained, ana produced much msrr-
and laughter On Monday. have very attrac-
tive bill OF usements consisting Of the feats of the
Ravsl Family on the tight rope the pantomime
Of Vol au-Vsnt,' and the " Red Gnoms and White
Warrior"
Burrows THrATnx.-Last evening, at this popular
theatre where comedy reigus supreme, the fsvorite
and successful comedy Of The OLD Dutch Governor >
was performed to crowded use amid
able laughter The action Of th. drama lies at saar-
dam, Of the eeaports of Holland where Peter the
Great, Czar OF Russia worked sometime Peter Mi
chIof journty ship carpenter. IN order obtain
practical knowledge that ght be serviceab to hi
in the formation OF u navy. The French Ambassador
anxious to form alliance with Russia discovers the
Cyar In biz oisguise the German Amba
the Burcomsster OF saardam TO effect the objsc
and Cicer Of the States General OF Holland is d.
rected TO secure the Of The Car Van Dunder
the Burgomsster, unable TO read write, becoInes
completely puzzled in the management OF the business
and his endeavos penetrate the DISCUSSES of the
many ustrious percentages BY whom he Is ndsd
Burtsp whose look expresses much Of the comic
the entire t0 Of many another actor the life OF
this piece He took the part OF nheer Hans Lub5er
lyck Van Dund.r, Burgomsster Of Ssardam, and bet
ter piece comic acting have rarely IL really
| COED hunor that lights up his couutensucs. His
stupidity Is simulated well that It looks reality
| its,h. Mr. G. w Clarke in the character Of feter
Car Of uscoyy, disguised Peter Aichlon very
effective; and Mr.. johnson, rs Peter Stsnmt1, ship
carpenter ard deeerter sssur Ing the title aud cha
racter Of the gar, was passing rich. Miss j. Hill as
Bertha, was excellent; and Mr. Rea. ss Ambassador
from the Court OF Russia acquitted bill with grea,
teia The other actors In the piece performed their
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comedy acted In fret rate style Miss Mssins AMUSED
the audience with fancy pas seal which vas folio we'd
by night good farce, in act, callsd Jersey Mo-
/ nopolyn The two principal characters. MIR samson
Jones, Of BsrdscI abbe New Jersey, aud Jack Robin
son Nsw iorker were peifsrmed, the former by
| Brftsn, and the latter by Brourham The audiences
laughed enough TO shake the cobweb, OF from
thor sides though h.y had been gathering Tor
yeaTs. The trsseetie ct Hamlet IN whch Broug-
! ham took the part Of the Prince Of Denmark con.
eus,s the tnstrtsitment aud VAS worth The Who'll,
| price CT admiseion.
! Ca.pru.U's NAuoSAL TnssrRE.-Ths drama o
"Asnss de yere," which performed last evening
contains several features Of leading interest which arr
worth Remaining Ike passions OF mankind are do
veopcd In It with much truth aud the numerous au
sBce which vas present last night a. the people.
theatre rewarded III. actors who appeared in IL with
| great splhste The other Hay, mso drama called
! the "kobbsrs Wife, vas also received with much
,nthusium, snd tho lrish part Of Larry O'Giy BY W.
| seymour, wus rendered with very good brosas and
! great fun lhe whole entertainment ovnoludsi with
! the farce Of " Msthcr aud child Doing Welt" a
yaudtsills translated from the French whicn has beeu
yty popular upop ali The boards whore it has bsrn
Performed. Several novelties Ia rebearral ut this
! theatre, and will soon b. produced.
hiroHELLs OLrNrIc THEATEE The entsrta ment I.
Of yeftsrGsy evening commenced with the comedy Of
"QueensbuTg Fets, or who's Your Friend,n which
was Performed 70 the fatiafse,ioa 81 the auditory
Nossfs Waieot Nickinson, Palmer aud Misses Taylor
and Roberts sustained their respective pats with al
uiab.e success The comedy was succeeded by the
/ musical e1tfsvseAura Of the Enohs nted faie or
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which afforded mech easurs and satisfsotlon. The
excellent comedy called Jted Up" Was aeIt PER
formed. Nessrs NSlcct and Nskinson we're lain
IN point q originality aud we're most enthusiastically
spphus'd. The sSu'emsptt concluded with the mu-
t.cAi e4travtgAusa 81 Hero SDJ Leader it sss
acted with hIillisbt sSocets. aud .,t--cf Ns!ipfJ
Rcbsrts, sinclair kistsrs Nckinsoo, CoBOver, and
Palmer acquitted themselves O. great advantage On
MoIdsy euriug the general f.yolite Niss Mary
Taylor takes ben benefit. which occasion there 1.
very attractive bill Of siuussm@nts preasBtsd, witch
viii embrace the entire east cf the dising ui.hrd cha
rscttis attached TO this theatre We hope tbe "a
irons % this houfe will tail ia Offering her an
eihoWirg bumper, which m. certainly deserves The
pieces TO be performed the petite cumsdy % the
Man without Head;' f0f the hr,t time the orr tual
drains of % Time Tries All the connie opsFs of
brother end sister" and the second act OF " Ihs
Child oftle Regiment"
AnEptcGs MUsruM.-The stage performances which
given in the aft.TrC aud evening veil worth
the low terms OF admission independent OF the rare
cutiostes which can also be rs.morros the
prugrunne ~ excellent Pete Morris will sting several
comic soUgs Juggling by Elssler Nsuaeyills ~ RIOT
aud CouuterrlCt. will be repeated by request, Miss
Stsuhope playing Don Leon feats OF strength. aerial
grou pinQe. comic representations pantJuiue of De.