The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-14
Theatrical and Muslc.I.

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| Theatrical and MusIcaI.
BowERr THsArRE-The popular drama Of Mr. Les
| ter, "The Three GusrdsmeB," continues to attract
crowded houses at this fsvorite place Of amusement
The author Of the play, D'Artagnsn Mr. wsilsck a.
Athos, and MIR Gilbert Porthos arc nightly recsivet
With the highest marks Of enthusiasm sad their styl,
acting, which really excellent deserves dus praise
The mse en- scene IL also very good and all New Yorh
Will go to witness this splendid production We under
second part Of the drama which is called In French
Ptngfdns .4prep" (twenty years sfter) aud which
Contains plot as interesting IS that Of the present
most prolific aud elegant writer living aud all
works which be has published we'll In the shape Of
novel a. drsmatsed for the stage have and are
still very popular In all countries Very likely the ne
play will be performed for Christmas
BRoADwAr THEArhE.-The American wonders Ksts
and Ellen acknowledgement again last night as Porti,
and shyock in the Merchant Of vsnlce and also as
King Artsxomepes and Bombsstes Furioso in tina. we'll
known and laughsbis buresque tragedy. However
much may admire the very extraordinary genius
which they display In the resdiDg and ng
OF spearean characters have hesitation in
saying that comedy IL better adapted to their fsnne
energies There Is degree OF archness about those
little creatures which scarcely be acquired aud
feems to be inherent in their pstu-e "Bombsstes
Furioto" and the Swiss Cottage the most pleas
ing pieces we have them In. To night they take
their nr't benefit in New York, when selections from
Macbeth and a variety Of mepts will he
performed and som singing by these yooos
CLAIM anti for public patronage Kate viii display her
extraordinary Versatility In the " Four Nowbraysn q
character In which she has gained much celebrity.
Ihis rare opportunity for parents to trest their
cbildrsp TO the theatre.
NirLo's GAnpES. The greatest activity prevails
throughout every department Of this beautiful estab-
lshmsnt- artists, mschinists and property men are
bu'y, night and day. in completing every thing neoes-
ssry for The pfodnction 81 tho and sois
Tsrtomime, Which, from observation, will far
all the fimsr efforts Of the Rave Family Toe scenery
IL msgpifcs inland frem what could ASCERTAIN Of
many Of the tableaux, which were not finished. the
stage will represent IDEAL otons Of fairy land so
splendid and brilliant will every scene appear. Mr..
Jerome Bsye Is the author Of this grand and I'm so,ipg
pautoDime being the fifth new feature which bs has
presented In this country Mr. Nibo, 50 justly ceie-
brstsd ss manager, has spared expense In gettirg
his beautiful pantomme and lis eIor
will be crowned with success
Burrows THrArRr.-Lat evening was " Dounbey ,,
night at Burton's, when that Gre drama as usual
drew together the usual erovds; 1t still keeps up
powers Of attraction IL Is like nne old painting Of
the old school, or like Of Benjsmin Vests great
pieces. which commands for years together psrma-
nent sflux of vstsrs and admirers suchis "Dombey
exeflt that IL Is superior to,s picture romance
because, while II IL picture. a Is living while
u tells BEAUTIFUL tale like beautiful novel II acts It
IN all the cslors of life and reality before your eyes
and saves the trouble q solitary reading. new
mtdiet'a was produced. called Methinks SEQ my
Father IL is poor thing well put together like
ugly woman uncommony well dressed. This evening
Mir Lyme takes his benefit, and hope 10 will be
bumper a.. head Of respectable mercantile house in
Loncop he has proved himself the prince 81 merchants
ard all merchants orght to attend the benedt Of
their prototype.
NAuoSAL TnrArpr.-The nav grand burlesqus, by
Mr. c. Burke, entitled, The Femslc 7uagd or A. Lad.
in the Wonderful Lamp IL yet aud Will be- very popu-
lar at this nnc theatre The forty ladies who perform
marches and couptern srches tho beauty Of the COS.
no
whole dialogue ~ the pley well the ns histrions
powers Of the actors are lightly appreciated by crowd
ed houses aud Mrs Mee'ayer reaps rich harvest OF
spplause. There also several sectors. among whom
ne ,hsl mention MT B.rke, whore excellent acting
deserves 90 be noticed THIS psy decidedly the best
ofte Mind produce &C this ~ eare ami doubt
IL will have great run The entertainments CON-
mspssd vim tns farce o. so. ehooy Ess Ana con
called Mother aud Child Doing weiln which
were performed With great ensemh rhe bill for this
evening n very attractive and no doubt the theatre
will be filled from pit TO dome.
MIrcHyLL's OLYMPIC THEATRE The entertainnents
Of yesterday evening commenced with the burletta Of
"Jenny Lind, or the Swedish Nightingale" which
acted with much comic ability and which gave rise to
much merriment and laughter among the numerous
and brilliant audience Who were present Mrs Mary
Taylor ssne excssdlrgly well and elioifed mach sp.
plsute. The bur'eua was succeeded by the " Nsu
Planet" ard the q" Praoticsl Man" which we're wit.
messed With every mark OF satisfaction In the farce 81
the Practical MAN, MIR waleot acquitted himself
with much talent. The whole concluded With the bur-
T.
entitled the ~chnd Of the Police" which afforded
pleasure and delight TO all present. Tonight, MIR
Stafford tstss b.. benefit on which occasion MIR and
Mrs Merriheld, from the Museum. have Kindly volun
teered. The amusemsnts consist Of :. No Song No
supper" "sviss Cottage" Crossing The Line" and
any Lee"
charming opera Of Donnzetti which has been much
appreciated at this theatre during the two rst per-
TORN W.. h.rs ne sp.t, a.. ,ss.,,s ~. Ss ana ,nS
the singers rewarded With marked spplsuse.
T,nsssscLs- GsasD Munc.L Fssr,u or rur Ira
LAS Conrssr.-Tbis splendid concert came OF last
night before very large audience, and the perform
apce vss throughout very grand affair The artists
OF Max Msretz.ks company we're In very good voice,
and displayed the excellence OF their method In several
pieces which much appreciated by the dlettanti
present The overture OF "Rizso,n by Wax Narettek,
which began the concert executed BY tn, orches
ira in very brilliant STYLE and was encored ss vas
also the "Tiytsp Polka" vhch commenced the second
this maestro which renders his works very popular
part. There IL originality In the compositions Of
they are full Of the incest detsils Witch make very
deep impression on the audience. sguorina Bertuocs
ss.uy SsSss ns
the osysiina. from Vcrdi's opera OF Attilla,n she
sang with . precision ard delcacy for which abe
respcd q harvest 81 plsDdits. she sso won many
lsures in the romance frer LIE Prophete,n which
che surg with Sigr orna Patti The oontrslto OF
% on cue 30 "a.
aria and cavstina from Dorizettis "Torqusto rssso
TO which che gave peculiar stamp The d., OF Don
fasQuslen BY Signofi Ssnquirco and Rossi Corsf
the honor 81 an encore and excited much msrrimsnt.
Matter ism sssr Wonderful pianist, Of ten years
q performed with great precision, the psr.aons
B,iHsrfs upon ruoiveos q Beipi snd excited sdnirs
on fer hi. exhibition Of suoh pr1dsious musics In
tellect The " Brndisi from the Prophet" tung BY
SiapCr Guid afforded him excellent occasion 10 dis
rlsy Biz knowledge o. musc, which he has studied In
the best tchocs 81 italy. Sgncr Fori ssDx ~ith great
svCttpess ar pTecieiop the aria from Roberto Deve
ux In which the rchnes Of his organ and the purity
OF his method we're fully spprecs'ed One 81 the mcst
sukirF features Of the evening was IL PfecAe .nobep
hse, from lie Irophe,e ~ . Ms piece Ia OF the
irabe productions that hiss ever been wi ten
by c,mpcstr II music tis principally remarkable
fr profound and intricate count erpoin aud resembles
Va beauty aud rplendor the tsmed prayer Of Rosn IN
Ills opera ct " Noes In fgyptn The renfrss ~ the
Choi and Of the instrums nsthe uuisoa the so,
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