The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-14


have him do It before; he departs from the
serestyped b~steu track actors ia this part,
and plays it with much spirit and judKmsnt We re-
prevents our entering more into detail regarding his
version of this part H. deserves engthened notice
The rest Of the characters were finely played Mr..
Gilbert, a. Henry the Sixth. acted fuely. and Mrs.
wsl,ack and that fsvorite actress Miss Wenyss
much spplsuded in their respective pasts OF tho Queen
and Lady Anne The favorite drama Of Claude
Duvan concluded the cntertsinments 1t Is got Ia
excellent and Mr. Stevens deserves double credit
both asstsgs manager Tor the OF the stage
arrange mrnis. sBd NJ actor r the admirable manner
in which he play ed the part Of Claude Miss Womyss,
too, as Amor. Sydney sasvsry succsssfa To night,
the tragedy Of Macbeth will be played In order to
afford opportunity 81 seeing the Waiiscks in it. to
many who were unable TO obtain admittsnce the last
evening II was performed "Claudo Duval" will coz
clude the entertainments.
BROADWAY THEArRE-IrALIAN OrERA-We have sell
dom . house full, audience SO highly
delighted with performance that Of last evening
Every seat In this spacious and beautiful theatre was
occupied at early hour by the musical dsttani OF
New York, who. doubt, were principally attracted
by the great vocal fame OF Sign"rtua Tedesoo Tho
enteri all spt WAS Rossinis excellent opera Of La
Gszxa Lsdran which has not been performed in this
CITY for number OF years. IL contains many hean-
tiful musical gems which rendered In song by the
compspy with great sweetness and harmony. There
only exception and that in the character
OF Gisnprtt as persobated by Sguor Baui the upper
register II whose voice had such peculiar tone, as to
Echo Of some yswning ghost"
Tedeeco in the part Of NDetta, brilliantly displayed
rich mellow highly cultivated soprano voice. the
lover notes Of which are exceedingly melodious The
duet between Tedesco and Vita WAS given with such
or, artistic ability vocal science TO call forth
the loudest cheers for it's repetition. which
Piled with Sigpor Vita. a. Fernando. and Sguor
Noy.li as Podcsta were each pee ulariy happy in
tanning their pats we'll and received justly msried
applause The same prrformauc- is announced Tor
this evening when doubt not there will BE- susthsr
crow hOuse it being the last appearance Of T.de'oo
She will ling La Colssa Z" and the celebrated Rondo,
as fupg by the lanented Malibran
NInLo's GARDEN Last evening. at this theatre, 1t
was really beautiful sight tn witness brilissta
display of female beauty. Every eligible seat was
6Ied making the tableaux before the curtain equally
as interesting more so to many than those behind
the scenes Nine tsolesux given. all Of which
were got up style to be suspased In the repre-
fnstion of many of the bloody during the
oution in Paris, In 1Sis They met with general APP
probation from the audience several of which were Mt
the request Of the audience. repeated after which
pretty Pas de Drurr given by MIR Brilliant and
Mile Lehman. when after the int.russioo OF half
hour the entertainments concluded by tho comic pau
ton i'm. called Robert and Bertrand - or batter kno~n
as .'Rs bert Macnre This a m~st lRnghsble and On.
mic affair. and must be to be properly sppreaa
ted Tonight "Psris in 1882 and Il The Soldier for
Love- will be performed. On Saturday evening Nh
ii. Placid-'s beneat will take place.
BuRros's THEArnr.-Ths domestic and local drama
of BrouQham, "Temptstion. OF The Price OF Happi-
pess vas repeated last night, and received, on
the first presentation. with the utmost applause Bur
dered his part to perfection Broughsm, as OBryau'
was capital ard his wife In her part II Polly Boba
link sh wed herself true and very clever Messrs.
Clarke and Lynne a. we'll "a Mrs Hughes and Miss
HHrrt deserve also uch credit f,r their excellent
acting. The entertainments concluded with thu popu.
lar drama of the roodles. the Farmers Daughter
which made it's usual hit. and ecsted la very
rapturous by the whole audience. This even
ing will be performed "C ousin Cherry""rhs sphnx"
and Temptation" and there Will, undoubtedly, be
another excellent houso
NATIONAL THEATRE The drama Of the 6 Midnight
Hour' was performed here last evening with much
success 1t is very amufing piece, and the varou,
Ingenious tricks psyed by the young lover on the old
General very fuDnily acted out c. Burke Ms the
unfortunate Nicholas, who always comes In for the
bard knocks and bumps. comical ss ever, whilst
Mira Messenger. as Flora. ever anxious to assist
the young folks much admired Mrs NJ. Is a very
excellent actress. and has already become great
isvortte with the numerous patrons ., tne sstona,
old Duenpa each played well The beautiful Mrs
hhsrwood also did her part A. julia. caP'tAy. Such
pieces the " Midnight Hour always popular.
The musical comedy 4 the Poor soldi.rn ana the
buretra of In Psco and Out Of Place concluded the
entertain mepts Tonight are to have first rate
bill lees than four sterling pieces in which all tbs
excellent company will appear Redmond Ryan will
pIsy Tim Moore in the irish Liop.n Mrs. e. Mes
layer will also appear in no less than three the
pieces. Next week to have other entertain
msnts. # a most novel and interesting description
MITcHrLLs OLvnrIc TBrArsK.-This fne resort o!
pleasure has been ra;ronised every evening since ltd
opening. BY very numerous audiences, and all who
spend their evenings there show their contentmen by
display Of rapturous spplauss The operrtta Of the
Waterman" which began the performance last night
went oG In q brilliant manner the public being och
grsted with the sweet singing OF Mise Taylor and MIR
Birhop The other entertainments were also rendered
by the company In q very sb- manner; aud the whole
| concluded with the ~ farce Of A Deviish Good
joke" which received With the greatest marks o
pleasure the frst night Mics Csrliue aud MIR
| Yates danced, alec With much taste This evening
the bill will consist of the sp-retts Of Mo-, "Brtannis
and Hiocrsis" Trumpeters psnsnte,n aud wht
Speaks First choice programme, which viii insure
very good house
| A GsAsp MracAL FwsryaL Ia announced for next
week Vt the Tabernacle. the arrangements for which
are on scale Of lberaty and grandeur wc have sell
dom ,eeD equsllsd While host Of most talented
orbits are engaged including the fair cantatrice
Berp here Madame Muller who IL said TO
81 the finest eontialto voices In the world; Arnold,
Vita and Noveili; hrs Horn. Mice O'Connor T.. Dis
TN and other vocslSts With MIR pistin aud his sous;
the celebrated young Hoffman tho pianist; and the
Who'll. - the Gsrmsna Musical Society, with N. II.
1ium musical director Such an ss-emblsss Il
tai'nt as this prs,.nt.d altogether On ons evening,
would crowds to any places but the directors Of
THE ftvsl have placed the tickets at ouiy nfy cents,
that n numerous audience may be expected o.
Monday night next. 1.-THE Tabernacle.
Ma Hsrros-Aiiss ERAzEs.-Our musical friend Mr..
l. Hstton, In the city the object Of his visit be.
ing. understand. to negotiate an engagement
with one o. our most charming vocalists, Mss Fanny
Frsrer For some time pat the good folks u Bo-tsn
have been without sstfSno OF any particular talent
but Mr. Hstton succ-eds In his Hi-soo, he will pre-
s.nt thu Who wall be invaluable to the musical
eocetiss OF that city and Mt the tims deprive
OF 81 most phi, he'd siugers IL L. only
In the liz bt and pleasing ballads ~ the day tba, Ni~s
trszer exce. but 10 the higher ordsr &c music In tho
Wild spd passionate strains OF the German school abe
l. very superior.
Cssurris MIrsrsrfs--The f.rere created by these
Ministries any time during the last three years still
t.sps up With much istens.ty ever aud nightly
they listened 60 by crowds ~ respectable
citizens and their ismiIiss. They ~ili this evening
evr Hrt rate pr, Rrsmme not emitting the celebrated
"Ncysge Musicsle"
Cssrtr GaRpr~-tn o few evenings. the summer
at this spl. pdd establishment will be concluded
II th.re any who have not yet visited this de-
Igbtful place, ve advice them 10 do at opcesten
t. the delightful c-ncert and then join In the ball
which nightly concludes the entertainments
Police Intelligence.
S,iins Olsen. Boots - Ofhc-r Wood Of the "a ward
arrested, on "wednesday evening. boy by the ~
James sullivan having In bis posssrsou several OBJ
scene books which he Offering for sale tn. df
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