The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-05
Theatrical and NJ usIcnI.

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Theatrical and Musical.
BowEnr TBEArkE - Tho excitement to see War
wick continues in full force at this house which Is
nightly crowded to overfow by most respectable
light ut this most brilliant Of dramatic .pscacles Its
the universally expressed opinion that it has never
been for beauty and OF scenery and
general effect. III Mr. Hambn goes on giving such
sRnidcent ns, he will be sure Of having
the best known at any theatre He is we'll
known TO be the most udcious aud experienced mana
ger we have and events this fall at his house have
more Than ever confirmed that opinion Of him To-
night Warwick " will be repeated Though it was
presented in very perfect style at arst STILL Of COURSE
after being played a few nights. things go on more
smo, thly than the opening nights All the iutri-
style Ofths actors we have before spoken In terms
Of just prsiss they continue to merit the greatest
encomiums for the perfect manner In which they play
their parts.
BROADWAY THEArax.-Last evening, "O'Flannigau
and the Fairies" again repeated Mr.. Hudson per-
sopatpg the wild, froiicsome and lghthsarted young
We have given the plot Of this piece recently and
spoken OF the relative merits Of the respective per-
formers and on this occasion have merely to say,
that all acquitted themselves in praseworhy style,
particularly Hudson. who excellently rich and de-
void OF ridiculous extravaganza In that scene where
he returns home under the influence OF such
eted sgDaton that he ftncss the sides Of the path
have been metsmorpbosed and the road appraised by
earthquake. til 10 comes In contact with his chin.
MIR. Budeon's acting throughout consistent and
complete snd by bs quaint and natural psrtratturs
of the Emerald hero su.t the principal II not tho
only, interest Of the piece. His songs were usual
given with that touching psintiveness which has
gained for him one universal feeling Of admiration
and applause. Miss Kate Horn, rs the witty and
pretty Margaret Herman. sustained her part we'll,
and with great spirit. Dyott as OSullivan, was
daring. bold and resolute Chapman perfectly Cook
p~yn as the "gossey" Swan aud Mr shaw IS Marcus
Rookie o. enthusiastic a. he could be to SO "cold"
sveethesrt .: Mrs Loder The comedy Of "s~es.-
hearts and wives" concluded the entertainments We
are always idoned to do Justice to the manager who
caters well for public amusement; but consider
tbs most offensive smell Of gas no advantage to the
public must beg to direct his attention nuisance
which can fern no attraction. The house was we'll
hed though TIL. was the seventh night Of" slana;
benefit on Saturday which, though perhaps unprece-
dented s warranted by the fact Of bers haviog e
the theatre unable to obtain seats at his arst benefit In
New York.
N,sLo's GARDxS.-This splendid place WA, as usual
crowded last evening with highly fashionable COM
to exotic the admiration and delight Of the crowds
which flock to ths delightful theatre and those
dens quasi of the Hssperidrs Antoine Rsvel particu
isIIy great fsvorits the public every
he makes creates Derrmsnt and laughter. Owing to
the sudden ipdisposition OF Mile Berthe the accom-
plsbed dsnseuse change necessarily made In the
pieces and the Magic Mirror substituted for the
advertised pieces The change received with excel.
performed with admirable skill and beauty In all its
parts.
BsRror's THs.r.k.-Ths bill Of fare last night at
Burton's. Temptation. the Price Of Hsppiness
'Kipgcraft in 1882, or the Black Court Of Hayti"
headed by the Black mperor Faustus the First and
the farce Of the Siamess Twins - We consider the
first play beautiful thing, exhibiting Mr. Brougham
TO be . man Of talent and good feeling though 10
due to cay that an ensisnt company makes IL appear
ton. Brouebnm, clarke, Lynne, Lsvers aud WISE aud
such actresses Is Mrs. Hughes, Mrs Brougham, and
msnts was tn. Spanish Boi.roS Mr. Fr.dsrioS and
Mrs Malvina fancy dance BY pretty girl Is al
ways In season The Haytisn extravaganza vent OF
very WELL a. IL II beginning to be clearly under
stood though 1t 10 sxtravaaant enough. The most OBJ
jectionabls feature Ia the Introduction Of william Tell
dcuis a. exhibited In his conferences with the msgi-
can thimbe riEgcr II II not consistent with the gene
rosity OF the American character to kick man when
he down aid this Pussy ding at Mr.. Poussia IL not
In sood taste copsiderps bic present position. II he
were stiil the Fr,nch Minister in full pswer, II
would be moro sxcussbs. But he 10 dismissed
foreign sgsnt, and 10 among US o. Q stranger.
He 10 poverIess, and - . stranger We should
sps.t bis fssines for By 90 doing We ms,t respect
enough; bat to present him venting the idle
abuse on the Yankees 10 neither sonsstsnt With lsgi
innate fun nor with the character Of the himself
for he 10 known To be friend OF instit stious.
Louis Napoleon tho other hand. 10 good game, aad
the red Of rdicue could be applied bis shoulders
teo severely The conclusion Of the nights sutertaa
nepts. the "siAmese Twins" was capital Burton
and brSusesm, As the t,in, being eIesediusly veil
done In style becoming . modest and good looking
young lady. Indeed, take the bill altogether, the
attended Ths "Msfriss. Of Figaro and other
pieces for to night cannot fail to give ston his usual
Wen deserved support
Nsros.L TusArng.-Ths musical drama Of the
"Poor Soldier" played here nrst last evening aud
paned on very successfully. Redmond Ryan e. the
Jelly Father Luke whose idess Of the atoess Of msu
OF fiat sheep" Of all things Ia the world, VERY
funny and sung his songs With that rasInsss which al
vsJs distinguishes him. The drama OF the "Rsvolu-
ton" vas nett played and the various scenes Ia It,
both grave and gay were listened to with much atten-
Quarr mo-t amusing piece concluded the entertain.
me,u To night Mr. Ryan puts his name up for . be-
n.dt; We sure the numerous friends he has made
soce his residence among will not forget TO reply to
his appeal. He presents an excellent bill
MncssLL's OLYMPIC TsEArRs.-This house was at
tended, yesterday evening BY very large audienos,
grsmms and the attraction Of the music. The enter
tsibn.bts con menced with the drama Of the " Mid
night watch In which Mr. Nicholson, ss Pierre Du-
bss and HE pretty and talented daughter Pauline,
displsy.d graf histrioptc posers aud we're rewarded
With much applause Next came the repetition Of the
opera CT Jipd-rella" which again received With
the mot fstterpg marks Of appreciation aud delight
IL ~as sustained With great e~',nbl throughout aud
all the performers we're ch.ered In very gratifying
manner. The concluding play YES tbs farce Of the
Omnibus " This evening. viii bs performed the opera
Of -, n derella" together With the farce Of Cousin
Lsnbhin." vkicb certainly will attract many play
scers to number 44 Broadway.
Asroa PLAcs THrarss-.Mn Dlvr~Posr-.This
LADY tuccess has been Of those unlocked for evsps
which bsv. taken by surprise the play going public
bs bss overcome obstacles which thought iosur
DoubAbls proving, to Demonstration that any artist
81 nature whether sctress sculptor, painter. lust
sks ard cannot be stage this tree land Ito
sisDcs hiram Powers Greeh Slave aud ALEC Wise O.veu-
puftl; aud curstorr OF the public taste
- duty viii bold the scales with hand and
who're zee find intellect shal do ~ striot justice
Her hitt appearance cas- In Juliet character that
sy well he ssa TO have been made her o~n; but al
though IL ~ u Sbskspeares great creations there
IL little In IL that can startl- or estoni.h tn. milton
Yet IL 10 d,lghuul est to the true lover of the art
Misc Dsvtpplt's Juliet wss . pure, b-sstifui, aud
bbitbtd picture. Her second part Juiis In fhs
HUbtbbsck.n which afforded great scope nor dr-s,ipg
a. ,si.ty Of acting aud bursts OF pa.pion aud IL
bfout fOttb sooI sBd energy Which very fv autict
shd 1be comedy scenes we're elegant sud Isdynks.
sud she lO,k,d the otst@stsr TO admiration b-iog
sb' ut the middle blight With 81 the chsra-
ing aptettiobt Of circumstances imse Unable Her set
~ sac tHfy. pntutsi ssd ubsneotss; bat ~b-n she
GENE 20 the rsiobed scenes the effect electric
Bat her gte-t hit a. the week the character
~ Nets IN the Maid ~ Nsnendsrptn Her fathers
IN prUns0 NJ condemned TO die and the wh.l- plsy
hitgss upon the sHsts ~ bis dsugh 20 obtan MS
% In The her nl.l sff.-tiau Is d-pct.d
pttb that .,f,sts an. r..