The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-06
Theatrical and Music nj


rite estsbishtnt seen to attract. nightly, large Ms.
nbages citizens. Who to be GIFTED
with the gorgeous spectacle or Wsrwck, the hing
hsker,'' that one might almost recognize tho same
features every lime 1t Is enacted. Tins evening the
ssne splendid bill Is presented namely" warwick,
ana the drama Of the" Wife with seven Hurbsnds "
The cast ~ excellent embracing all the lsiniit b
stock actors attached TO this hourhbg theatre With
such artsts hs the attacks, Nessis Lester Stevens
Gilbert Dunn. Arnold. winsns. MIS-. Waia,k aud
hi,s 4. Wemyfs. how the BOxery BE- other .ise
than succrs .ful and each drama sustained with an
ability which H. 10 attract aud TO we'll repay the
iLdestisa able exertiops Of Ar Hambiip who'e great
hisricnc AGILITY and excellent tact every way ut him
fer tbe hruuou- task Of theatrical manager! The
Bow,ry, witb It's Irese at company, aust succeed.
BEOADwAy THrArsE Il Last night was the seventh Of
Nr oiins' engagement al the Br adsay theatre On
that occasion he appeared ia two ~ ms Characters viz
Sir tatnck q fleDipo the Irish Ambsss ador aud
h.UrgHn EAtter Ia "How to Pay the Reptn We have
90 Frequently referred in detail to the acting of
this that consider It rnaous At this
time 10 speak al length on last nights performance
il Is sUmc,'nt Tor To ssy that he was good as
usual. created much fnn aid amusement a. ever,
and Iectis ed much dstion aud applause ~
usul h. sung with great spirit. the ayorts song Of
the "BtIld Soldier boy, and Drink, Boys, Drink
both "a witch ~esc ebeur-d The other characters In
the "a ~erev-ry we'll SUSTAINED rspuca ally those
CT LAZY sassia by Alss Horn, AID Prince kodoiph by
Mr. Shaw.
Nutos Camps. The Revel family continue 90
draw the mott elegant aud ov.rho~ipg houses this
unique and eiDguisriy beautiful establishment The
liii lnst bt tbs Friday lsst of the comic
pautf min. Of the =" Rsd Gupm- and the White War
ror and the splendid sr n,a ballet OF 'Uri-le" a.
customed 10 town was worth the price OF sinissinu
10 the trrt piece the wonderful aud ds
Gppeafai ~ the Red tsnom~n In oppbOards trap
oocrs, chests ~ diswers, writing desks. doors aud
~ipdoss. made rnost su.pcious compile xion of tue
sgrncy 81 the black art OF Salem wichcratt rhe g,r-
geour aud tables Of Z" Irlell.r Will b-sr a
repetition to the Oldest play.gOer The ANAL taoesu
a. gi.am a Parade. from tine internal regions, and
the escapes ,f Ufi.le from the sots To the boufi IL
the very realization OF poets dream. The dancing of
Nile. BsrtD drew down shower OF bouquets. snd VI.
Bn1ant was appiaud.d to the echo. Tue I,av,is 40.
p,.l an hi sNgE See al
BuKIoNs rhxarHr--rbere IL no lack In the patron
age a the public for this mug plsss Of aausenent.
The c'.bated manager, who has undertaken general
enterprise Of theatres IN city we'll n Ph,is
ddphia and DAtimere, meets here with the highest
tuccess and he house vas hied sst evening by Bu-
sudicbcr Who 10 witness the peEor
81 the popular bufet Ia called Hearts rrumpSn Ia
which A.sssis Lynne. Burton Brougham. Johnson aud
Clsrte. snd Mrs. Brouphsm. Mrs Russell and Mrs.
Hughes were rec.ised with much applause The Old
Dutch Governor which followed. gave another oppor
tupity to the sctor to dpsy their histriono talents
the ehols cludsd with the lsughAsie farce q
"'Tisoby ny aunt IN which Miss chapman displayed
her ait and humcr Niles Mslyips danced with much
grace, 1ambourine Dsnoe,n which L. a very pretty
pas This Bng the entertainment will consist u
The comedy Of the Old Dutch GOVERNOR the isnsha-
hi. piece " Lola Monies, tho Pas de Fascination
sud the burstta a d" John Dobbs"
N.rieNAL Tn,.1Er.-rhis central place Of auuse-
mebt H. keeping psc. vi the other establishments IN
this city in producing tor it, patrons the greatest
ysltiss Brsid.s the oramss u " Jenny rsitch-r' y
and a ROWAN Tor an Oliver the celebrated Herr
Amodio Neupert oil through his astonishing per-
rope bss been eel. bsated lie executes hs respec.
tive isst aboueh In some instances dsogrrous), With
tuch aud grace 90 s.toni-h his b.htliers We
aoNie oil tho. Who have not yet seen TITS extra
ennry man to visit the Natiopsi prior the conclu-
siou 81 bis engagement MIR Burke the stage mana.
scr Keeps every thbs connected With this theatre in
The srictett aud he also adds considerably to the
smussmeuis. b. his iuimitsbl. acting
NiitupLs OL,nric rnrArHs There was excel
lent series ~ performed lat night and
is little theatre crow dtd to excess The farce ~
~ no speaks Firstin fenced the entsrt.ioment.
shich pssstf 90 exceedingly usil. aud afforded much
psstuf. end mertime ut 10 the assembly IL was fol
loved for the rt time by the grand romantic opera 81
"Amiis. the Love Test" Miss Taylor In the lead.
b. q character ~ mile acted and sung with nuch
tuceets md Eject. and ives booorej With several
bouquets ~ flower from the private boxes Mr.. bishop
g. Jse sp. ckbacter had nue opportunity OF display
drew forte she most rspturovs spplsme Messrs Wal
sequitt.d thtmssI,es 20 great advantage The who,e
sustained with great ,ciaf, and gave general salts
facti,r delight MIR Bishop and lii.s rsylor were
essd before the curtain the end the piece The
sru,sm.nts concluded with the laugsLsble farce of
"sodden Ihopghts." Tonight "Amilis"
LsrdR rLlcg prrRs Housg The mueb admired
cTerA " TIcis al Isnuermour." ~bicb was received
wih ~ n urh conmtn6atiuD aud favor on = previous
tccas, sss repsxd at the Asfor Place fbsatre last
sysItrg. e. vsss psmsf0u. and IL hiouabic audience
h. when the several artists ~ the eHcs
lent fsys - us stsb ebmeb' performed their
parts wss bEfiy efedate ~ Themselves ctiroiy
aud TO he rsrsrer Ehcsc UTluus - spsIgg IN Isis