The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-02
Theatrical and Musical.

BowERr THEATRE.-The house was we'll attended
last evening" and the performances, which were the
same as on the previous night, were much appauded
The Haunted Mar" seems to gain favor nightly
with the audience As for the Lees they have created
perfect furor-and no wonder, for more wonderful
troupe Of performers never appeared. They actually
Guido all descriptions that be written their won
derful feats and their engagement terminates this
week, We advise all who wish to be really gratAed BY
their elegant feats Of equilibrium and gymnastics to
avail themselves Of the present opportunity Tonight
the Haunted Man, couple of comedies and all the
most remarkable feats Of the Lees will form the bill
Tho manager Of this house does not let his patrons
want for sterling amusements and he deserves much
credit for the continued succession Of novelties which
he so rapidly brings forward.
BROADWAY THEATRE" Monte Criston keeps its
ground here STILL and seems to afford it's wonted de-
light to all capable of appreciatng the attractions Of
good drama, with splendid performers We see it il
shortly to be Withdrawn, to give place other novel.
ties, whce have been deferred in consequences of its
protracted run Of six weeks. All who have not vet
seen It, would do well to drive away for one night
and submit themselves to It's fascination The dife.
rent performers In consequence Of performing it 40
long have attained all the perfection in their respect
prior to their visit Of Dumass novel from which Tho
piece ID taken, would add considerably their en-
ment, snd enable them to form judgment of the
merits OF the dramatser well of the different
performers who tain the characters
NATIONAL THEArRE.-Ws were much pleased last
evening with the pretty little melo drama tho De.
serted MILL" which played as the first piece. It
was capitsly acted, and Miss Mestayer and Booth in
the two most prominent characters were most loudly
applauded. Booth played his part very comicaly and
the drunken gyrations OF the Grind
or In the cellar Of the Deserted MILL elected much
laughter Miss Mestsyer, the brave and determined
widow OF the soldier, played with her usual tact and
This piece popular and the local nature of the
story caues It to fully appreciated by the audience
Ths style OF drama has acquired popularity (psrti-
culsrly at the NationaD which always Ensures II
hearty welcome. To nights bill will be good one A
will be seen by referring to our list Of
BURROWS THEArnK.-Again this theatre was veil
filed, to witness the attractive piece called
VANITY Fair the performance of which is most ex
cellent, receiving merited applause from a we'll
pleased audience Mr. Burton certainly deserves much
praise from the play loving public. for the untirng
energy which he displays In getting up good and sub
stantal pieces those OF local character are very
good and exhibit much talent. The "California Gold
Mines was again represented, with much eeiat as
on any previous occasion. Such pieces meet the ex-
element of the times from which the public can draw
sn.r own w &c % TO night snothsr new bur
burlefque evidently on the piece called Monte
Christie" The scenes are local, and no doubt It will
be avery funny affair. All we can say now is 70
and see 1t.
AMERICAN CIRcUs.-The propretors Of this magnh- |
cent smphithestre are nightly Offering the public
gotup in style superior any other previously opened
IN New York and the people whe frequent It all
ec whilst at the time the strctest order main
tsintd by the audience The admirable sagacity OF
me horses he sk Of the riders the elegance Of the
cottnmes and the pageant OF the manege have con-
er'eo on Mestrs Sands Lent the favor and patron
see on the public. We think 1t duty to assure
readers that 10 o'ber estabifbment Of the kind Is
pheo ngeer position than that Of there talente
eetyrs. We should advise all persons attacked with
tbe spleen to frequent this place Of amusement which
wou'o De oecoeoy the best doctor in the world for
tbtm ard would. In short time work wonsers The
clowns OF Me,frs Sands Lents company are really
excellent in their lire.
GuNo'Ls oNcERr.-Notwit bsta ng the extreme |
seventy OF The weather many of the ad uirers of the
bRIy talented ,oupe OF muical performer attached
TO Gurgit magnificent band, attended at tina Taber-
nace last evening The pieces composed by thi, |
eminent srtist were executed by there excellent pro-
ie'tors with infinite taste and ability Among tn.
great variety, Nspoleon'e Review with his Departed
Wsrfors' wss much and deservedIy applauied |
ibtre Is deep folemnty-a pathos-a thrilling and |
fou touching power, about this beautiful comp