The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-15

wsllack equally good in her part and the applause
Of the audience showed how they appreciated the act
Ing. Mr. Wasck was particularly excellent In the
where the murder Of King Duncan Is di.covsred;
his hesitatpg, nervous manner In ~ering Macdufs
enquiries his xiey whilst Nacduf il in the cha an
Der his justification o. himself for having slsn the
sleeping all excellent pieces OF acting
Mr. Mcfarland as MscduG Stevens as Barqao aud
the rect of the characters we'll sustained To-
me splendid tragedy Of the Bridal Is to he played
with MIR. Wsllack as Melsntus Mrs Wsisck as
tyaone Miss Wemyss as Aspstia This tragedy Is one
wh'ch WIZ always attract crowded house; last sea-
son II was played several times before most full aud
fashionable audiences The laughaole farce Of Forty
and Fifty and the new drama Of the 'Denouucsr,"
will form the rest at the hill rhs farce Is a most ex-
cellent enc and Mr Gilbert as Mr. LILLY white 8 very
conical Mr. Gilbert will slso appear In the .De-
Houncer" which piece has been acted here be-
fore u Is said 70 be most interesting piece aud will
be produced la FIRST style Miss Vemyss will also
appear in it.. Never before has such splendid bill
been presented
BnoapwAY TBEArRE-IrALIaS OPrnA.-The ssmi-
terious opera Of La Gayza Ladrs" repeated last
evening before very discriminating audience, when
Tedeseo. usual, met with highly fsttering reoep-
tiop, which gracefully acknowledged We have 70
recently expressed our appreciation of this dstin-
ushed artiste. that nov hardly cal,ed upon to
repeat it. But the opera this evening"
IL may be in place to that every department
as well al. ~ that OF this tavor,te prs aonna both
the artists and manager would have ex p-rieaerd q
more pleasing aud profitable result We
rived Mt highly cultivated point In tho science Of
citizens third fourth talent stars, will ways
meet with signal failure This not be under TODD
to apply TO the manager. who has at an ex-
peDse and nsideraee loss end-svored to please tho
patrons Of the Broadway Theatre with the iatl-
lectual and refined character Of sement For in
stance the part OF Hlanetfe might have been pscsd
in ADLER bands but because that Is con-
sidered of much Importance aud does not afford az
much opportunity for display others It u objected
to- In the legitimate drama this might escape
tice, but In opera. where every note must tell in
order to harmoniss' itt~hi at ono eoe discovered
OF What avail Is H. to hear the dulcet tones of Sig
norma Tedesco's voice. which is full Of richness
possesses great compass ranging between contrsIo
and soprano, and which Is properly termed mezso
soprsnoif In any If her duets tenor IL not suited
in voice, to promote the harmony by tho
composer. In the many thrilling musical gems With
which Eossinis opeia Of La Cana Lsdra" aboupds.
But where both voices are powerful aud we'll ouiti-
v~t"d possessing the necessary requisites of compass
and melody a. I'm the case Of the duet between re-
de.oo and Vita last evening their unity ana
concord so sweety harmonised to vbrste upoa tho
ear In the most enhancing melody Some IT tho most
emipe mt vocasts Of the day-even the s-nrn
In Europe take characters of little imp rtance be-
cause Of the absolute necessity of proper cast;
and why should third fourth rate artists ohisst
much improved in its repetition; and with
the exception Of the tenor. and fsw instram,u ss
In the orchestra such the volonc8llo and trotn-
bone. which frequently Drowned the voice aud in
instances dcviated from the exact note ali
well sustained. and tho audience we're highly de-
lighted We must hot forget the trio at the close of
the fret act. between Sgnorins redesco aud Sgnorf
Vita and Noyelli which displayed great mn-icsi
ability and followed by cheers and braves frea
part OF the house Sgnors Gossi Corsi Pirpo,
was very good and Fang her roe very swsstly. "rhs
RoLdo,n also ia ola-a ~ by S1uoriua redesco.
rendered with great vocal precision, aud with
the mott graceful and pleasing expression This even
ing the same bill Ia announced for parformaace, nd
being positively the last night Of thsopsra 1t u hoped
there will BE- full and fasbonsble attendance to hesr
the charming vocalist, Tedesco
EiDIo's GARDEN - again. this house filed by
very fashionable Audience to witness the very talented
dhpiay Of tableaus, illustrating the most prom sens
and terrible events which Ia the great str,g
az. In p.rta L. IQi q
rsbgement OF the figures Ia several Of these tabeaux
are sautu and were called repetition by the
lighted audience The entertainments concluded 9TH
the comic paptomme called the Soldier for Love-, in
which the well known talent OF the Risei family
fully shown and Appreciated by the audience Who ex
bibted their full appreciation by rene wod applause.
To night MIR II Placide takes his benefit.
BusroS's THsArrE--It i fact q hat the comedy of
Broughnm has made hit at thls place OF smu.eme.t
ord now that every part Ct the play is we'll understood
aud faithfully rendered by each perform tho 'o en-"
sentIe works we'll and Is very satisfactory tn 81 'ooss
who frequent the theatre of Burton Burton Bropghs
Clarke. Lynne, and Nesdamea Broughan Hughes. gif
ftrt are ell very clever, and they nightly received
BY crowded houses and with euths latte appliance
The farse OF Cousin Cherry" which CON m.uc.d the
performances last night executed With spir
and Niss Chapman the talented zctr-ss d-v-rad her
role With grsnt natural wit and expression Miss H
also de,crv.d much credit for the ia which she
performed the part OF Elinor. The ~hols oonclufeA
with the burlssqua 81 "The sphinx whioh was sung
aud acted with much good humor Thu evening the
programme consists of tn. comedy OF Temp atiouu
together with "Paui Pryr aud hope ths worthy
manager will bavo many "intruders' the occasion.
NAriosAL THEArng.-The excellent bill prs.ented
last evening the source Of much enjoyment to .
large and most respectable audience testified thsr
appreciation Of the entertainments by ioug and re-
pested plsudits. The farce Of Somebody Else" COM
mepced the entertainments. II Isl most iaashabts
snar, and Mrs c. Mestayer the vivaeious Minnie,
played very funnily. Jsn-rssp. - Hans Moritx. tue
honest blacksmith Who unexpectedly ios.s hs lady
love ooly 70 gaip somebody else" vas mach as
psudsd The farce was altogether highly suoces-faI.
After double Polka danced very prrttiy By Misses
Gertrude Ds-~s aud ". smith the amusing tribe IL
sssbsr and rasherr vas played. Burke and Da~es
the two heroes who in spit. 81 themselves me
fighting men elected shout. Of laughter rbs e.tsr-
Lion and In Pac. and Out o. Place " Tonight,
the bill will consist OF couple Of fsrces and q drsmsss
spectacle The Nstionsi theatre has b-@u finely GA
esed during the past week asd will al coatiuus
TO be While such excellent performs are givsn
1T H.
MrresEIL's OLYMPIC TpssrRs.-Ths crowded house,
which nightly Witnessed at this pretty theatre
the best proofs that the manager has ~ friends
eur city We are glad to that the fequsntsrs Il
HE "pit" behave like gentlemen, and less uprosri
than they have been for the past years The
operet,s of mo. or Gicrions Minority" wss ax,ia
we'll scted and last ught BY Mr. Bishop and Hiss
sCsn Won NO, hI,ss .,tb on. s.nt.nc, = .,.r ~ mi;
tsppia and Hiherpia" which followed, veil as the
farce ~ IN. "Trump ~ter's Wedding and the com~dy
Of Who Sp-ass First" received With deserved
applause and MIS- Roberts. Nrs Conovsr. Mis-. Nick
ip,op ~ we'll as Nessrs Wscott, Couover Palmer.
Nckinsop. STAFFORD aud all others acquitted them
selves With much credit This evening the per-
fcrDspcss VIII consist ~ Cousin cherry" pis
and Hihsrpis" " the "watsruann aud arrum p-t-rs
wedding" very good bill. vh'ch will no doubt AZ
trsst crowded house at <4< 8rssdvsy.
tHstsrv's Mirsrssls wili today give their ssuss
saturday afternoon concert In addition their r-gu-
lsr evening one. thus sHordipgs chance 10 hssts ~
families To take their young fss to h-ar then 9TH
out facing the evening air though children of larger
growth ~iil be equally smu-sd a. tn. prcsrsmm- Zoe
the sfterpnou " equally % full - the evening
The Voyage Musical viii BE- given on both occsssoss
CAsrLs GAsprr. On this the last evening ef the
summer fee, at this estsbishmspt, . most el-gsat
entertainment will be- given. The eousert vili be
full one; the orchestra vil perform variety the
ncst popular music and the usual ball viii conoluds
the smusements
T.asssAcis.-There viii bs . grand concert every
evening neat week, ccmmepcibg Moadsy at the
Tabernacle. All the leading talent Of this city bh
vocal and inssrumsntal, are engaged. More psrtss-
larr to- morrow.