The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-25

Theatrical and Musical.
BowERr THEArRE.-Lsst night was the 18th repre-.
sentstion Of that richly interesting and magnificent
drama and spectacle, the Three Gusrdsmen,n which
continues to draw unprecedented houses There was
scarcely standing last evening" from the immense
crowd. The scenery and tableaux complete in
their kind, and such is the excellence Of the whole
company engaged in this charming piece that would
be difficult to mention without mentioning all,
being guilty of I'M not mentioned The
management and eli copcernsd in this great dramatic
piece deserve the highest praise for their We
hope 1t will not be Withdrawn yet for the sake of those
who have not yet been to Ii and indeed, no long
IL fills the house so we'll prudence would forbid it.
BROADWAY THEATRE Yesterday evening was for the
benefit of Mics Rosa Jacques and the last appearance
OF the Seguin troupe The performances consisted OF
the second and third acts Of the Bohemian Girl and
the second and third acts of the grand lyrical tragedy
of" Norma" Some of the concerted pieces between
Mrs. Seguin, MIR Reeves and MIR Segun. were most
brilliant and successful executions, in which the sub
Unity Of the associated voices fell like liquid pearls
upon the ear blending the various excellences Of the
airs with admirable effect The beautiful ballad,
Then fouNl Remember Me-" was given with touch
Ing effect by Reeves and vac rapturously encored-
The nphonies and by the orchestra
were performed with admirable ability aud taste, and
contributed In considerable degree to the Of
the evenings entertainments In " Norma - Miss
Rosa Jacques warbled her melody the most fascin-
ating stye, and received the repeated plaudits of
very fashionable audience The house was filled to
excess, and while the spirited manager continue.
TO bring before the public attractive stars in such
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with proportioDate encouragement Mr.. Hackett the
excellent American comedian. makes his appearances
on Monday night, IN the character Of FalstaG
NIDLo's GARpES-The last vaudeville night took
place last evening, at this elegant resort Of pleasure
and attended by very respectable audience The
entertainment consisted OF famed comedy which
has always been the fvorits display Of John Sefons
droeries, The Golden Farmer" and which is always
received with laughter ard applause The mart of
Jenny Iwltcher is one OF the funniest written,
comedian peculiar feature Of this play is that it
has been performed upwards of three hundred times
In New York, and that the last is always the b,st
There is no lack in the enthusiasm with which the
principal character Is received aud really they de-
serve that compliment The whole concluded with
the comic buretta OF the Miseries Of Human Lifen
which contains great many very funny points which
was delivered by the actors with agreat OF ena
BuRToS's THrArKE.-Last evening, at this popular
theatre was performed the Of "Bird of Pas.
sage which eioted peas Of laughter The piece pro-
misses to be something than bird Of passage at
this thestrs lola Montes," the most extraordnaryc
her sex tnce the days Of Helen and Cleopatra was re-
presented to perfection the next piece and the enter
tainr. eBts concluded with "Mammon and Ga mmon y in
whchare so well illustrated the cheater the cheat
ed with the Jersey Monopoly" capital farce, which
would compel the most sober person in the world
to laugh II you wish to see comedy "as lac omedy"
go to Buttons.
CHANFRAU's NATIONAL THEATRE Three sterling
pieces were played last evening at this theatre with
q
lighted house. or the Flying Dutchman, or Phantom
Ship" play which has invariably met with public ap-
pause and admiration, it would be superauoua ia
speak. Its merits well known, and It was perform
co. last evening by the splendid company Of the Ma
tionsl with corresponding talent and success. For
Monday evening new drama is announced written bv
Mics Conway, entitled Lomora, the Indian WIFE, in
which 1t Is also announced that Mrs Bowers formerly
Miss Croker, will appear The subject, that OF In
disDlife has generally been very successful on the
American stage.
MiTcurIl,s m vup,o Tux.-,. tn. ..1
ormsnce which took place last night at this place OF
smusement, was attended by . very respectable au-
dience, and the plays offered to the public were re-
oeived with the utmost applause. They consisted of
the petite comedy called Who's the Composer,u in
which the characters OF Philippe and the Marquis OF
ronpoo, were rendered with great ensemble The
operate 6aeates which followed-"Jenny Lind or the
Swedish Nightipgale'-is but mere frame to intro
Theatre who took the role of Miss Jenny Leather
lungs, and who Was enthusiastically cheered by her sd-
mrera Ihe whole concluded with the burlesaue on
" Amie," written by MIR. Baker, which met with the
success ordinary to this sort Of parodes viz great
deal Of laughter and applause. Mitchell, the able
manager OF THIS place Of amusement has Q lot Of no.
veties In preparation, which will be soon prodused
MILF. EUrnnAnA BoRGHrsr-This talented prina
donna whose singing and setting has always met With
the highest marks of appreciation In the United state
and particularly In our city will take her farewell be,
nent on Thur.day evening, November 18th, at the
musical science Of the signorina and have no doubt
that In the celebrated opera Of Donxetti. Don Pas,
country.
she viii appear TO great advantage The constant
charm Of Miss Bs voice will be admirably suited to
the part Of the opera which she will undertake The
selection OF Don Pssquale" Is very judicous, the
opera being itself ehe dsvrre which has been and Ia
sttll the touchttone Of talent the old continent
The management has, IL Is said spared no pains 70
produce the play with great effect aud Complement
and We are certain that Miss b., will meet with very
enthusiastic reception.
CHRrsrY's MINsrRELs Tomorrow evening this unri-
vailed band commence another weeks performances.
The programme usual contains variety OF favorite
negro melodies The Voyage Musical, and several
concerted pieces, are also portion Of the evenings
entertainment.
AMrRIcAN MUSEUM The entertainments announced
for to. morrow (syacuation day. OF varied and in.
terestiDg character The Martinetti family in three
Rympsstic feats-Wemyss In his comic cbaractsrs--
Pete Morris In bis nimitabe Yankee delineatious and
other attractive features.
ChoUs.-Wallett still continues to draw crowded
houses at the Amphithestre In Eighth street In con-
sequence OF the great comic ability Of this exaordina
~ man, who cannot he equalled In the world as q
clown and humorst the sbrietsr OF the Circus has
re.epgaged him. He will appear every evening next
week and Will use effort to please the patrons Of
the Pavilion in Attor Place.
srerrASSI Hall The Panorama Of the city Of New
York, Brooklyn, Williamsburgh East River, Hudson
River, and ali the public buildings, will be exhibited
every evening next week.