The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-05
TWO CENTS.



Theatrical and Musical.
| BowyRv THEAraE- proof Of the high estiuatiou
in which this house IL held by the public, Is the way
they ruth to 1t Immediately 1t Is opened Last even
| ing was again crowded to Its utmost by q most
fashionable and brilliant audience; and they evinoeA
the greatest satisfaction at tho elegant manner In
which tho entertainments passed or The play wss
Othello." With most superb cast, Mr. J. wsllsck.
Jr playing the Moor; Mr. Gilbert, Isgo Miss wemyss,
Desdemona; Mrs Wsllsck. Emilia Mr. Wslisck 10
especially ssccessfnl in the shskspsrisn parts he
dsrtskes and his Othello, last evening nd
miraby played MIR Gilhers plays Isso honest Iago"
we'll Its difficult part aud one which requires ia
such talent the New YORK pubic viii readily
admit Miss wemyss the gentle Desdsmona did
great credit to herself We are very sl,d Miss e
engaged for the season at the Bowery Rising talent
like hers cannot fail to be appreciated the boards Il
a leading metropolitan theatre Mrs Waliack made
tragedy Of Werner will be played Werner l. one
or Mr. Waack's best parts. and Mrs w ably seconda
him as Josephine. Gilbert MacFaraud. winans, &c.,
will appear in the piece. "shot in the Eye" will
clude the entertainments.
BROADWAY THEATRE-THE OPERA The public ex-
persnced another great disappointment last evening"
When we arrived at the theatre, all gloom and
darkness just like December night at sea- and the
door was posted the following proclamatiou-Tedesss
sick No performance to. night
NIBlo's GARDEN Tho entertainments, last evening,
commenced with overture by the orchsstr. and
followed by the achievements Of the Ravel Family and
Leon Jsvelli the tight rope which performance
received with the usual marks Of appreciation. The
PAS de depr, by M Brilliant and Mile A. Lehman,
elegantly executed. Next followed the beautiful To
dhaur Viranis Of the Italian Brigands" This ciassi-
cal and delightful performance has never been pre-
scented by any but tina Raves The postures are ele-
truly imposing After the conclusion of this piece
the audience repaired to the promenade, where Dod-
worths band executed several excelsnt pieces mush
to the enjoy mept OF tie visiters. The ADJUSTMENTS
concluded with the comic psntomime Of" Vol veat,
or Nights Adventures" in which Francois Ravel ex-
hhited his extraordinary performances crossing the
stage pole fifteen feet high This evening, Pacids
appesI-as Pierre Boncour aud Chppendae as Baron de
Ia Fsdaise in the Village Doctor y which will be foi-
lowed by the aftsrpece Of the Double Beddsd Roosan
in which Meesrs Piacde Seton. Raymond Philips,
Mrs Watts, and Miss Roberts, will appear
Burrows THE,rRE-Thel entertainments at this
house, last evening, met with very favorable re-
ception from numerous audience. The elegant
little comedy Of "Faint Heart Never Won Fair
Lady" was played first, with the eeiat that
always attends 1t. c. w. Clarke as the persevering
chivslrous Ruy Gomez who will his success with
his lady love- only To love and not any adventsus
circumstances, play ed In most gallant style whilst
Mrs Russell as the Duchess, who, despite herself al
most, is woosd and won BY the cavalier, was most
heartily applauded This little comedy Is one of the
most elegant now on the stage. After the comsdy,
came Miss Malvins, In pas seui This young daasHss
has become quite fsverite with the patrons Of this
house The burlesque ofthe Sphinx ext played.
1t is very laughable affair and Broughsm, tho
King Of the learned Thebans prompted aud chorusscd
by Il. Johnston, as that sharp genius Mercury,
very funny. Burton and Miss Chspoan also very
amusing indeed. Burton Is always capital in any part
be upoertskss The 'Unwarrsntsble Intrusion that
indescibable dramatic eddiy, concluded the enter
tsmments The comedy of - Married Lif-,' aud the
"Sphinx will form this evenings bill By the bye,
are sure the numerous patrons OF this esabt hmoat
would gladly see arrangements made to give bsneat
20 the polite and attentive gentleman who acts ss as
sistsDt Treasurer. Cannot this be done!
CHATHAM TnrArRE.-This theatre, which has been
very successful during the past season. will reopen
on Monday evening next. ChanfrAu, determined NOT
to behind other establishment in the production Of
novelty Is indeatgsble In his exertions the
best available talent in the country We perceive .
meeting called in the green room, on Thursday (ts
merrow) at twelve o clock
oLrMric THEATRE This old establishment will open
on Monday evening next, with excellent dramatic
company. Among the names perceive those Of many
popular artists Messrs. Mitchell Walcot, Nckinson
Baker, Miss Mary Taylor Miss Nicsinson Miss Fanny
Gordon and several other artists Of considerable drs
matte celebrity The orchestra will bs under the d.
| rection Of MIR Edward Wole Mr.. Baker. old IA
vorite, Is the acting manager and Mr.. rryon trss-
iurer. This IL an age OF theatrical competition-ws
ay to the respective nanag,rs "Pslnam qsf ~er,sst
f,rai"
CHRrsrYs M,rsrRrLs, to use a homely comparison,
are 4" as fine rs sikh nova days Each evening they
seem to excel any OF their forer evenings and each
evening their large audiences more delighted tbaa
ever with their enter sinment. They have discovered
the philosophers stone they keep . whole city In
Amusement and at the time hs made for them
gees far ahead Of any in California They will give
excellent programme to- night.
| CAsILs GARDEN This evening the promenade con-
certs aud ball need the entertain
Madame Lovarnry will ling the celebrated bacchsos-
Ian song nom "Lucrezis Borgia" and an from
the Maid Of Honor" called the " Beautifui Rose"
In the second part she will sing the French ehaasose,
"Je suis Ia Bay aderen Herr stoepel will give sesc
tions from William TELL ON hts singular ins.rnmeat
called tn. Nylocordeon Miss Miles aud Mr. Hamilton
will also execute several popular airs.
CoLLiss. the Irish comedian and vocalist, opens IL
Pbiaceiphis, on Monday evening next where he will
iptroduey his two dramas. lie Is also engaged
ptIfTm the Broadxsy the In this city, the
18th October next where he will introduce .
ma, written by the author Of Monte Christie" with
several new songs.
! VAuxnsLL GsnprS.-This evening, Victor Variable
will ssc.nd In his balloon. At ave O'Clock and FRI
day evening there will be- grand exhibition Of nre-
| works st the same place.
! BrrIcxrR HALL -wymsn, the magician and vsntd-
loquist, exhibits every evening at the above hall