The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-23
Theatrical and MuslcaI.

bowkRy THEArRs.-There was ouite n rood hor. =.
here last evening, notwithstanding the very unns.
rant weather, and the patriotic drama Of thu Bo, ~
70" passed on WELL as did also the Spectacle ~ m.
:" Last Days Of Ponpsii." Tonight will b. out. an
interesting one at the Bowsry; Mr. W. Marsh all, Who
take benefit He did not take one st tSs ~ ~ 1861, IN
OF mis- ate engagement and has one give MIN in
stsad. Mr.: M has selected the tragedy Of Macbeth
ne playing the part Of the smbitious Thsns and All
who have seen him play Sbak.psriau psrts sno. no.
we'll he does this one. Miss wsmyss viii be tbs la
anS re doubt not win play this arduous pars
such parts "a 1t gives her opportu for
ner unaoaeted talents All the besutifsl mu o viii BE-
witch, and very sweet and hydrocarbons itch .ns
MAKES. The various parts in the tragedy are ala.
-. opHa 1ooo,sssy among the excellent oupsny Of
IN nrst rate style The opera Of the Ns,ousi f,rsrd
sh.,,,: t,.uH sI ,, peIiormsnces We hope Mr. Msr-
BROADWAY THEArKE-"Kate woodruff, "a. ar In
performed at the Broadway Theatre last evsn,n tn.
stage business has been improved in several pstsu
lars since the first production Of the play The piece
aenaoted last evening, ended with the desth Of 0sp
woodruff. This Is an Improvement on the arst sv.,.
Ing and there doubtless other IN
Woodhull-ths patriot generals performed by Mr.
iredsrioks and he really makes good Performs ace Of
IT, This 10 the rcis into which is thrown most OF the
expressions OF high and heroic sentiment IL i. the
part with which the audience are taken-v,th vh;ss
they are most pleased of the erors..i..s
which he utters Mr.. Dyott aoquits him a = rsm.rx
ably we'll IN the part Of Msjor Dsisncsv Mrs ashatt
and Rose Tebin-the first a. Kate WoodhuI, "a 80
mentioned - Frank Woodhu her brother nj. ri.
parts with their accustomed correct ass - -ond
taste Col. Burr Is enacted BY Shaw IL . cood ntses
OF acting and Nc must say the Same Of Nntssn Prsr
tits, by Hasaway Paulus vsndersrist by Vsohs. III.
maniac scholar, BY Moorshouss Baird thu Icms
Island tory BY Pope Major Crew, b. M,Dou.nN;cc
sss all the actors are we'll vsrsed in the husinss. ~
the several parts assigned to them Mr. L.sssr IN.
sutnor OF the piece meets with oongratulstons IN III
naDds, ior ms success In 20 happily Depicting THE
story OF the times Of Te This eveninx ID srt ~
nM Senent and It to be hoped that he viii have
mouse such efforts on the part Of native vritsrs
enoud be properly encouraged and substsn tsilv -.
wsrded This piece deserves for its author bun,..,
snd We are mistaken II y New York audisnse do No.
give MT Lester ono o-nieht. "
NATIONAL THEATRE We were much amu.sa Las.
evening, ct the little farce Of " Loan Of . w,,.w
Which was played nrst last evening at.ths establish
nent Miss 0ordon's acting ss Mrs. Bspd.nn. 80.
EXCELLENT the character itself IL thorourhlv Io,ao,
md consequently Ia not quite understood b.,. q.
York this 70 the great fault In eli tbs f.ras. ~.
re 80 plentully imported from over thu vstsr ,h
we written Tor Londeners, aad tho ia Mat .,,..y
'eiDg OIL local. fall dead the ears M !. ~ v ~
uoience Inc fault, however, has b,en rsm.S,.s.N
ne local oramas for which the Nation Al ba. $780,. IN
amous ano tne In inc me they ha "a MT 80
osnt 70 s'moAts the farce writer's here 20 psIs IN,