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


all the 60 at this elegant temple the standard DRAMA
and the actors who render the roles of Mr. Testers
work are received nightly with the most unboundsd
applause Messrs. Lester, Wsllsck, and Gilbert the
three valiant champions of the play always excel
lent in their parts and really the favorites Of all
the frequenters Of the Bowery. Mr.. Arnold Richie
lieu Is also very good. The entertainments concluded
with the popular melo- drama Of " Jack Sheppard
which was very successful. This evening the bill
nautical drama Of "Blsck Eyed Susan.n
BRoApwAr THEArRE.-Lsst evening performed
at this theatre the prelude of p p, the Man and
Tiger" to the great amusement of fashionable audi
ence. The piece acted very creditably indeed,
and called down loud and repeated plaudits. It was
followed by the fifth act of Richard H. Miss Helen
Batemsn acting the part of the backed tyraat
Though this great historical tragedy requires the high
est class OF actors to do 1t justice the characters
all well sustained, and the performance passed OF
with eclaf. - The Spoiled Child " agreeable
relief after much tragic bloodshed and the whole
wound up with 50 Our Mary Anns'' which protracted
the merriment till the audience were wesfied with
laughing The bill Of fare last night presented sbun
dant variety. Tonight 1t is equally attractive.
BURToNs THEATRE The audience at Burtons, last
night entertained by the performance of the pc
pular comedy Of "Hsarts are Trumps" 1t is piece
great merit, and fails to please There is vast
deal OF humor in the lively passages, and . world
of psthos in the others. The scene In the gambling
played last night to perfsotion every part
well performed, and the tout ensemble excel
lent as the single parts The last piece on ths bill for
cast heretofore. Besides these, there several
small make weights in the way Of overtures dances
and duets. The performances witnessed by to-
lerably large house he bill for tonight Is excel
lent one
National THEATRE.-The grand burlesque on the
Chinese spectacle Of Aladdin" adapted for this thea
tIe by MI c. Burke and entitled "Ths Female Guard,
or Aladdin Wonderful Lamp" was presented, last
evening for the second time scale of magnincsncs
Iafc lid sro thaat
with and gorgeous scenery, original and effective
music costly and appropriate costumes, which In point
OF spendor could not have been surpassed properties
machinery, &C, &c all gotten up without regard -
expense in the most superb style, and the cast en-
bIacipg the entire Of this powerful company
together with immense auxiliary aid, including
corps de ballet Of over one hundred persons Several
grand and i'm posing marches military evolutous Of
the line expressly arranged for this piece, were per-
formed by a company OF sixty young ladies'. Mrs Mes
layer who play ed the part Of Aladdin Of the bhoys"
was very clever, ana received great applause. The
di,nce The come diet Of "A Roland for Oliver"
which preceded the buresque, and the farce Of the
tersipment, were rendered in a very credtable style
This evening the "Female Guard together with the
fsrcts Of somebody Else" and Mother and Child are
| MIIcHrLL's OLYMPIC THsArRE-The entertainment
of yesterday evening commenced with the frst act Of
the grand opera Of Cinderella the Fairy and the
Little Glass slipper which seemed to contribute much
pleasure and delight to toierably well filed house:
Miss Mary Taylor in the character Of Cinderella with
ali that taste and teuderness " expression for which
che Is much distinguished; Mr. Bishop also sang
ceedipgly well The opera was followed b. the come
dy Of the Grown Prince or the Buckle Of Briiiants
the biological burlesque Of "Telemacbus aud the
"Prt missory Note In the comedy Mr.. walcot &C.
quilted himself to the ,atisfscon OF all present To-
night is the benefit OF Mrs Cooover which occasion
there bill Of attractions presented consisting
Of the farce of the Practical Man" the musical ex-
Phantom Breakfast and the buriesque Of the Child
ofthe Pohce."
CHrsrr's MNs1rELs seer to their patrons, this
mig programme containing excellent selection of
their negro melodies The celebrated burlesque Voy.
sse Musical" will form part Of the smusements.
| AMERICAN MUsEvM.-The various ouriosities exhi-
Instructive that we are not surprised the patronage Is
20 extensive. The stsge anusements are light-such
as vsudeviles, panioninesi gymnastics, and many
other pleasing leafs
| CIscvs, AsroR tpt Acr-The elecant and classical
equestTian Performances given at the Amphitheatre,
nightly visited by large audiences. The attrac-
bic season. Gossip, the innimitab- eoSn, now per-
forming there great favorte aud one Of the most
other all good in their respective depart
rents OF gymnastics posturing tumblins, sc.
CoNcEnI ar TaI TAnrRSAeLI-THE pRoFHEr OF Nav.
| FRH,NH-Max Mare,Eek, the talented manager Of the
Italian Opera has been busy engaged in the rehearsal
OF the nusic Of the renowned composer Meyerbeer 10
Is well known that the opera lie Prophctan is the
wonder Of the age and have doubt that Its
ducton before American audience, will be great
affair The concert at witch several moroeaus OF this
the whole force OF the Italian company brought out
for the occasion. There IL harvest Of money In this
musical idea Of Max Maretzek, and We sure he will
gather 1t.
GtIDpoSs PaSon ANA The deeply interesting Pano
rama Of the Nile is attracting very respectable audi
IL IL very effective survey OF Of the most
interesting regions Of the world and cannot fs to be
profitable 10 the proprietor inasmuch IL Is both in
strustiye and amusing IL Is exhibited every evening
at the Chinese Roon7.
seSorA CroccA and sisnor Nsr the excellent dancers
made their appearance, the sd instant, at New Or
leans In the ballet q Oisele,n and were received
With much applause.
The talented young volinist, Luigi Elena who gave,
Last Saturday very good concert IN this city where
beas well hls younger brother the wonderful pis
nist-va received with many marks q appreciation,
leaves this morning for ThAdslphs where he intends
Swing eoncsrts. We have no doubt he viii be much
appreciated In that city.
Mrs Davenport 1, playing at the Howard Athsnsum,
at BCstcn
Court OF Common PIess.
Before Jsdse lbgrsham.
DrC. 10.-JersBsf Sfss0n Eron S'crenson The
plsiDuf here states that the l7ih October, 1884,
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