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

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Theatrical ard CLASSICAL.
BowERv TnsArRE The play Of Psarro was perform
ed last evening in fine STYLE before very large audi
epcs The whole week has been . series Of crowded
houses; aud the entertainments which have consisted
Of sbkespersn and other tragedies OF the most ster
ing worth, have been produced in q manner which
cannot be surpassed At any theatre The city is
thropged with vkiters from the various sections Of the
Union and they lind most intellectual and pleasing
ment ut this establishment. which is famous
throughout he whole Union Nor OF zeus
back YARD IN supporting the houses every evening the
boxes are 6il.d with our most respectable families
h+ morrow night viii consist Of the
cet biated play Of The King of the Commons" which
IL of the mott beautiful pieces Of the day The
Wailacks will take the prominent parts Gilbert, Mo-
Fsrlsnd, 30 will appear in it also This nautical ORA
ma Of he Mutiny At the Nore will be performed
the after piece The piece will have great run.
BRoApwAr THEArRE-THE OrERA.-Bellini's magui-
6cent Opera of the Barber of Seville" performed
ast evening in style which did honor this exalted
refined ard highly intellectual department OF public
entertainment. To patronixe Opera conducted it
Il at this elegant theatre, where excusvsnsss Is
allowed to exercise its innuepcs-where pseudo
aIist cratic presumes to lead dctxtsand
where the decruusly demeaned enjoy themselves,
and express their admiration If The mpershsble pro-
ductoDs OF those gifted children Of nature the masters
Of music and those truly wonderful powers OF the hui
voice. which thrill every nbre Of that soul which
is sipseed to hold communion as it with them,
and to acknowledge their sway. their charms aud
irresistible Vaccinations to support and encourage
Opera managed. Is to afford the most satisfactory
gratifying evidence OF high ton ed intelligence and
cultivated taste signorina Tsdssco as Rosisa was
very bne. Having several occasions criticized her.
we are not now called upon give an elaborate or
metaphysical exposition Of the strength, compass
sources, and pecuisrities Of her voice Suffice 1t to
say that ON this occasion also she came most fully
end trumphsnely to the expectations NJ the audience.
She hnished srtiste- her vocal emneuce her grace
fui gestcalatoD, her rich flowing, and mslodious
preston, and the repeated honors she has received
from crowded aud delighted audiences we'll qualified
TO cit In Judgment upon her merits il the basis
ht.hr int, hua h.nr f,rrra A 49,.
Withheld from sterling talent the tribute
apprbxtiop while very fr.qusntly have dealt most
great deal and did very little that Is Who aspired
to position which their talents were not equal to.
SigDor Novslh Don Bsslio WAS. both In acting and
singing very talented and pleasing display He has
an admirable voice. which by rigorous training and
in the foremost rank his captivating and delightful
art He sings with spirit aud feeling and acts with
into n. ?" Sb"soSbv Of his svocson; he avoids ali
meretIicions ornament and he never attempts any
flight Which his genius Is net capable ofsecondng We
do not think very highly Of Siguor Patti OF his sing
ing we NUT gay that It IL below msdiocrity. Tho
opera generally speakinF was veil performed and We
are veiy happy to FAY that the house was numerousy
aud fssbonabiy attended 1t cannot be repeated too
often that Mr. Msrsha is entitled to the most cordial
establish stye Of public entertainment which
has everything to recommend IL, especially ct the
Broadwsy-ths Drury Lane of the United States On
Tomorrow evening the opera Of La CANA Lsdra will
be perorw~d for the benefit II the celebrated prims
serve Let The theatre be crowded a. the ben.6eisre
is lady whom nature has made the depository Of
Of her grsndest aud mott amisbe gifts.
NIBLo's GARDEN The name OF NJ II Plscide was .
great attraction last evening" at Nibos place Of de-
gbtful amusement, which may be called with truth,
the eden Of New York; This talented comedian
appeared In two plays the first being the comedy Of
"Uncls John In which no personiaed aud acted this
ton as ftisnd Thomss'" drew forth Is u.usi' mueh
Laughter and ELECTED many plaudits The two sectors
n nd Meser At HenY and Rnk orfa
concluded With the historical tketches called Nspolsons
"Old Guard In which Placide acted the the old gros
nard Hsvretack' with great deal Of talent In Short
the whole entertainment went OF 10 very good style.
Tonorrow the Rsvel snily appear In their money
the Miiliner" No doubt the house will be crowded.
BuRros's THEATRE Last evening the house !
filed to OVERCOMING and the Toodles were In their
glory. Never have We seen an audience 90 amused as
they last evening at Burtons acting in this piece
His drunken scene enough to make ghost laugh
The comic In which he eolloquizes after ha-
wing given old farmer Fepton his ideas about what
constitutes honest bis chase after his gloves
thos gloves without thumbs hs triumphant recovery
characters In the pircs we're well susisined-Mrs Rus
s,ll Mrs Hughes Lynne w Clarke. ell played adj
nably. The burlesque of the "Sphinxn concluded the
evenings entertainments and the audience separated
highly pleased with their nights amusement. romor-
row evening We are to have new comedy by Broughsm
called II, ptaton," new burlc,ts Cousin Cherry"
and the popular sphinx"
Na1IesAL THrArRS.-rhis establishment, having
dcrgone repaipting ornsmenting, and thorough ro-
novatien, will open tomorrow evening with extern
sye and excellent stock company The pieces selected
are the drama Of Jonathan Bradford In which Mr.
Redmond Ryan. the Irish comedian appears as Dan
M'Crssie, and G. Burke as Caleb scrmmsgc. The
neat piece will he new farce called In Place and Out
OF Pace;'' and the entertainments will conclude with
the musical comedy Of the Poor Soldier /" This is
very 1T racve bill and doubt will call together all
the patrons Of this old and favorite estabiishment.
CLrnrIc THrATRr.-The eleventh season Of this popu-
lar theatre will commence tomorrow evening, With
every prospect Of most brilliant time. Mr.. MITCHELL
during the summer has been collecting foe company
His theatre has been rcdecoated and rcfuruished In
I'm style and series Of the most interesting amuse
will be produced; gaud opera burlsrquss. musi-
cal dramas opercttas yaudevies &c. Will ALL In their
turn be brought forward; and the crowds that have
for 30 many years pstronized this house, will this
coming season, have TO complain OF lack Of
their favorite ADJUSTMENTS. Tomorrow evening the
operetta Of mo :" elaborate spectacle called Ec-
Boots at the swan" will constitute the entertain
ments.
CBsrsTy's MiSsrrxis These talented fingers are
succsedng IN their usual trump style. They are,
the leaders OF Ethiopian minstrelsy and the
mot popular IL Etbispsn singers During the coming
week they will give splendid series Of consents
C.srty CAapr~ There will be . grand sacred con-
cert this BEAUTIFUL and hesthfu this evening
The p.ces selected from the best composere and
doubt will be executed with the utmost musical ability
by the orchestra.
Ma BRnor. The vocalist Who IL engaged at the Oirn-
pic Theatre fer the present season, will ve are sure
become very popular In England he has been highly
vocalist and man The press OF london and the chief
cities passed h,sh epoomiums On him.
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