The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-13
Theatrical and Musical.

| BowrRr THEATRE.-This elegant, noble and comfort
able theatre maintains Its proud pre- sminsncs foe
talent ability magnincence in its spectsces and tact
| and skill In its management. 1.-THE Three Guards
men" performed by of the best companies any
stage, as tout ensemble. continues to hold It's power
tul sway over the public mind and to rvet the stten
ton Of the most crowded houses drawn togsther
The spontaneous bursts Of applause with which its
rich, stirring and entrauong scenes greeted by
delighted public, afford high tribute Of appreciation
and indsfatigsble proprietor and manager. Black
Eyed Susan" q lovely nautical drama played In
rs s1s 'a' fI' Of
| spread before the public
| BRoADwAv THvArRE-The programme last evening.
was varied and attractive consisting of the prelude Of
Who Speaks First" the trial from Shskspesrss
"Merchant Of Venice, the burletts OF the wiss Cot
tsge" and the operstta Of mo nThe wonderful javs-
nile performers Kate and Ellen Batemsn, excite the
astonishment Of the audience by their extraordinary
performances and nightly elicit the most rspturous
enthusiasm II IL really astonishing fact that these
little children not only display remarkable accuracy
OF reading and perfection In the text Of their parts,
which would be desirable In colder stagers but their
Is distinct and their perception far be-
yond what could be expected from infants of their
| fourth appearance in New York. The manager, who
loses no opportunity to every available novelty,
| Is deserving OF support.
Burrows THEATRE.-This theatre was exceedingly
well attended last evening" to witness as usual the
celent performances which nightly given at this
"Queens Husband" which met the delight OF the
dience The second piece the Serious Famtly;n
much laughter from the audience Whist would funny
family dor In fact the audience delighted With
the piece being fully within the comprshsssos Of all
The entertainmsnts concluded with Mrs Busbury's
Spoons" In which the comicsl acting Of Mr.
Burton carried the audience by storm To night,
Dombey Son. and new farce, called Methinks
See my Father"
CH.NyRAU's National THEArRE.-Another era Of
,p.nsid theatrical triumph has again opened upon
Aladdin Wonderful Lamp y is buresque OF such
rare attractions and merit that tho pub
lie are fairly taken by storm, and the delight with
which IL Is received deserved tribute to the talents
Of the excellent company and the indefatgsbls
sger who has spared expense In the preparation Of
This grand and gorgeous spectacle. In the animated
rivalry now going on among our numerous theatres,
this piece will enable the National to stand forsmss
In the rank Of attractions and already shows by the
immense rush to witness its spendo that the hit In
most successful, and prosperous Ia destined to
reward the Mberality aud expenses Incurred by the
proprietor IL must be seen to be appreciated rs II
Ins ms.enss above AL are unique and mag
beauty, splendor and perfection OF execution.
riety Of hgsly amusing and well performed pieces sdd
nightly TO the attraction Of this beautiful oriental bur-
lesque.
MrTcHELL's OLYMPIC THyarRE.-Yesterday evening
by a numerous and fashionable audience The enter
tsDments selected for the occasion very interest,"
Ing and amusing and consisted for the first time la
America. 81 the farce called the Practical Man"
the musical extravaganza Of the "New Planet" the
Tbsntom Breakfatt," whereis MIR. Raymond, a. A
Bakers buresque on the opera Of the "chld Of the
Regiment entitled the Child Of the Psice" An
there varied and highly entertaining ADJUSTMENTS
sustained with admirable success, aud afforded much
pleasure and sstisfscton especially the musical extra
vsgaprs to the whole assembly To. night Mr. stafford
takes his benefit on which occasion will be perforated
"JeDpy Lind,n New Planet,n the Practical MAN.
and the "Child Of the Police ("
Atrop PLAcE ITALIAN OrERa HOUSE, =" Maria al Ro-
ham repeated last evening to q very large audi
ence, which displayed great alscrty to recognize the
cellent stye in which the opera given. The
cess of this new piece was complete Signorina Ber-
uS ,he music ~ popps ' for ~sps ssr mar
style appear exactly formed and her persoustion Of
Maria was one oftbe most charming have witnessed.
The effect OF her quiet acting was perfect and her sing
irg was throughout clear gushus stream Of melody,
that Listened to with breathess delight was interrupt
Perini who made her second appearance as the Able
di Gondi, sang the contralto part Of this charming
opera with facility Of execution and expression which
was rewarded by much applause The music OF her
part Is perfectly ve adapted to her voice, and she
the ,west tenor rsaped also rich tribute Of applause
for his splendid and unrvaled exertions His aria In
The nr,t act 2ssnso y g" Sa iei Pssaio" snd hi,
delivered with the elaborate oegance Of the best
Italian school, and bis thrilling execution Of the ale
ali the Siie1snn The orchestra, under tie able lead
ing of Max MaretE,k gave 20 the execution Of Doni
zeits partition grace, spirit and animation, which
was highly creditsble In short, the opera vent OF
with the utmost tcie and II win be repeated Fri
at the Tabernacle in which appears the whole opera.o
stnpsny and on which occasion several pieces OF IL
! ncnt artists There will be crowd
CHnrsrrs opIHs Hous.-The performances at Me-
obspics Hall con sist OF negro melodies and chorusses
which executed by this baud With great vocal and
musical ability. The celebrated "yoysgs Musical" 10
as attractive as ever and always excitss the utmost
| laughter and msrrimsnt
| AAtRtc.r Muaum-This IL q very interesting and
Instructive theatre o. natural ourioties particularly
10 children Who every day observe In their school
books the pictures Of all those birds and beasts thst
can be at this establishment. Besides, there II
ssge perfor which IL every way calculated to
amuss young aad old persins.
TsssN,.cLE.-Tbis evening, Mar Maretsek, the dis
If.ll.x
for the mental recreation Of citizens beautiful
selection Of musical gems, from the works Of all the
ture from SRinrio BY Msrstses; Duo from Don Pas
| quae," Romance Deux Wore from lie Prophete,"
AID La rrecbe ADsbsptste nom lie Propbs.e," with
full chorus and orchestral sccompaniment-hrst time
In America The second part contains the rip.top
Polka, Caretnd and Aria from" rorquato Tasso SPLEEN
did Variations Briliantes, Motives Of Beni for the
psnofortei Beindisi from Gle ProPhete and tn. ce-
truly be termed one Of the most attractive concerts
given In this city and with such sterling vcos
tis. Of Astor Place oprs House We have no doubt but
that the Tsbernscle will be visited by crowded and
bri liant audience.
assisted BY his three daughters, will give concert at
the above rooms on Saturday evening NEXT The pro-
gramme Of entertainment is a capital one
| CHsrsE Mrsrus RooN.-The moving psnorsms q
the Nile, exhibited every evening at the aboVe room,
may be pronounced an interesting and instructive ex-
bibiton. Many individuals who have travelled and
and hdely q these pictorial representation have
pressed themselves highly satisfied With the psln,.g
livery scene illustrated by the lecture delivered %
MIR. Gliddon.
Gossir, rHs CIowN. 10 received every night at the
Astor Place Circus With great entnuhssm. IT'S ola
| goes thropsh his performance IN admiral style HE
quiet bumor and excellent stock Of BON wos rspsrtees
ana bs at public characters sfors inofensive and
at the same time highly dverting entertainment An
evening spent vt 1ryon circus could not be more pro-
atably en- ployed The interior is pleasantly warmed
by Of hot air furnaces and perfectly protected
| from damp or cold
Lutct Etrr,-This youthful artist, whose cxeou-
tion the violin at he recent concert IN this city
received with enthusiastic cheers has ieft for the
South lie mar, ccnsiderirg his years, be termed .
musical prodigy.
Mlss julu Ds,S Is drasiug crowded hossss 81 ths
| st charles Theatre, New Orleans.