The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-20
Theatrical md NIusicnl.

BowERY THEATRE.-A most crowded audience at
tended here last evenings indeed each night this week
the house has been crowded to its utmost capacity and
the brilliant success OF the Waacks, in the various
parts in which they have appeared has caused great
sensation among theatre gocrs in this city They have
now appeared in Macbeth the " Lady of Lyons ,,
Othello' and now, last evening, as Evelyn and Clara
IN Money" and in every one Of these plays they have
acted in the most splendid manner. Z" Money! was
well put on the stage last evening and the various
characters in 1t were admirably filed by Messrs Gilbert
Jordan, Moore, Winans N b. Clarke, Mrs Wacott SC
Wallack's Evelyn fine piece of acting, and he
looked and dressed the part well II is character in
which the actor requires consummate tact to play
well as 1t not only pourtrays the mind too keeny
ve OF the hollow nature Of mere passing friendships
but also that Of a manly and noble nature who from
early suffering s cmbtered against his and still
anxious to believe that all not bad he thinks
AL TINS Mr. Waliack gave perfectly and his pcrior-
Wallack as Clara also played most exccently and
appropriately applauded Winans Graves the
wccpcr after the santed Maria, very comical Mr.
Moore AZ MIR Stout the political economist, dressed
and acted his part in excellent style. MIR Moore has
butateiy the Bowery company and from what we
have seen Of him, he will prove acquisition. The
rect Of the performances consisting of Les Jardniers
and Sketches in India" went of well. Les Jar
DINERS is most beautiful ballet, and is admirably
performed by Ciocca. Neri. and Smith Tonight the
Lady Of Lyons will be played II was much as-
paudod the other evening that we have doubt the
house will be full again to see it, Les Jardnicrsn
and the opcretta Of the National Guard will make up
the bill.
BRoADwAy TurArNE.-Therc was a large audience at
the Broadway Theatre last evening to witness the per-
Torrance Of those two capital plays, THE Man of the
Grid " and " The Kentuckian or Trip to New York
in 1915" Mr. Hackett appeared In both of these plays,
and received he always is. in the most attcrng
manner he worldly maxims taught in the first piece
were laughed at; but at the same time Sir Pertinax
hcSycophants code of morals seemed TO be approved
Of by the whole audience who to them their most
hearty appreciation. 4" The kentuckian in New orkn
Is always popular piece, and received ou this
oasion with the usual marks Of applause The subor-
dnaie parts were well enacted and received their due
proportion Of applause Tonight Mr. Iiackctt appears
as hip Van Wrinkle. We that MIR. Forrest is
derbned to appear on Monday evening. The managers
are determined not to be outdonc in their efforts to
please the public
NAIIoNAL TBrArRy.-"The Dream Of Life,n which
was played last evening is of the most interesting
domestic dramas Of the reason, and has created quite
sensation among the frcquent-rs Of the National IL Is
most admirably got up, and the arrangement OF the
scenery in Is both ingenious and novel 10 has been
played TO full houses throughout the week and we be-
cve the manager will find II to his interest repeat
it, perfoI nance for many nights to come Nose in
Calf orna goes ON swmmingly his adventures never
tire the tastes of his patrons. Tonight perceive
that Mr. Iardcy will take his benefit We trust it viii