The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-24
Theatrical ana Musical.


BROADWAY THEATRE.-DESErIr WIvE AND
CHILDREN OF The LATE Mn: VAcHE-This place Of
amusement was filled last night to overlooking In spite
many persons responding to the appeal OF bcnevo-
with the performances of Mr. Macaster the great me-
whose and ain were
plaure Hewss called before the curtain and thanked
with cheers for his benevolence After the Zugarisn
danced with much grace by Mdlle Celeste came the
march," in which Messrs Jordan Dyott, Bass, Dunn,
and Me,dames Crsmer and Chapman played the
great piece Of acting The comedy followed by
the concert The most capital point of IL the APP
p.arapce Of Nine Berton, and VI Corrsdi, who sang
the celebrated duo from Z" LIE Matre de Chapslie ~
Mime Berton, though not yet entirely recovered from
her Illness rendered her part with great Perfec.
her acting, wers stamped with inmitable histrionc
talent NJ, Corradi was also capital, and mach I'd.
the concert, which, with the exception Of M Leach's
aria was quite Insignificant The seirse concluded
Windsor," in which MIN. BrSusham. Ho oils and
Johnston had excellent parts, aud displayed their
much appreciated histrionc powers iMrs Mclean, in
the r0 Of Grace rendered her part with much
accuracy and was rewarded with many plaudts. IL
past o'clock when the curtain went down, and
could not ascertain what amount AZ money the trea
had gathered for the poor widow and her chill
dren but from the appearance OF the house should
4. ebsrs reject. erent credit upon The whole oorps OF
the dramatic profession.
Burrows THsArKr.-The tide Of succe at this
and fashionable audiences assemble to witness the
elegant entertainments which Mr. Burton gets mp for
them Last evening the pretty little comedy Of Faint
Heart won Fair Lady" was performed most ad-
mirsby, and the gallant and persevering Ruy Conner,
and the bcsuteous Duchess Torrcuucvs found excel.
Fanny wallsck; whilst "Chsrles H. >" most hand
somey played by Miss J. Hill. The piece got up
in the most splendid style, and the spplsuse which
was lavshed on 1t was veil merited. Miss Wslsck
played her part with that and naicste which
emnently distinguish her performances In this line
nj CHI ns he I'M ii o
Marquis de Santa Cruz. also played we'll The calls
for the performers at the csse Of the piece we're long
ted much fun Brougham AZ the Brsxen man Of oonh-
dence played with his usual excellence; We think We
hit this time. The burlesque Of "Don Giovauni,r
conclrded the entertainments and such the salts
facsn exhibited by the audience at the entire BILL IL
will be repeated this evening and We are confident all
who to Burtons tonight will be sure to be pleased
NArio-iL TnrArrr-The house was crowded last
evening by moet respectable audience and the en-
tertsipments passed of with the greatest The
first piece played was the nautical drama Of Black
liam. Miss Mestayer that OF susan MANY theatre
goers too much accustomed TO consider Chsnfau's
forte rs an actor to lay altogether in his Nose parts
but those whe labor under this impression ought to
zee hi m In such parts "a william to be undcceived
for b. played IL 70 perfection II Is part that requires
much talent TO all well first the gay light hearted
sailor returning his home from long cruise and
then the pathetic portions whore the feeling, Of
the and the husband deeply shown; all this
Chapfrau played inimtably. and we but state the
simple truth when say that his whole performance
was also much applaudtd the rest of the per-
formers. The rest Of the entertainments vas the
piece of "Jce In Lendon" and AL passed OF most
cessfully To night Mr. ID A Baker the author of all
the local dramas takes benefit. A long list Of our
most favorite performers have volunteered their
vices and the b viii consist 81 no less four pieces
with n great variety q dancing and singing We
sure the house will be well filed on the occasion.
CHHrr,'s MtssrssLs If perpetual motion has been
puzzle to philosophers hitherto the next thing t. 10
has been discovered hy Christy and his Minstes-snd
that Is the art Of perpetuay pleasing the pueic for
for nearly three year, without ptcrmi-ean they have
given Universal subtraction, aud no doubt viii con-
tinue so to do, ss they are nightly adding to their
programmed that their songs, dances. &c, are
all Of the popular Kind Tonight they will give
one Of the beet programme. Of the season.
CAsrir GASprs The charming seections fron the
mast popular Fren~h opera. nightly given Of this
moot h.athy and pleasant summer resort, continue as
attractive a. Madame Berton -ings ~ith that
taste sty, and bevtehirs by nsire that mark
the true ayrtsf and Nesseurs Jorrad aud Berton sso
deserve the hearty applause their admirable singing
ecits from meet judicous and fashionable audiences
singers must not overlook the claims To spprc
hstion set forth by Miles iovarney and Caroline Hif
fert who add materially b. the excellence the enter
tsiumcpts By their very admirable style 81 singis4
Mile iovsrpsv ,sng tn. ATS IL the oliIer rire' in
o style worthy cantstrice e the highest order aud
vas rewarded By thu enthusstio applause of the
aienc- Miss ,arOls>e iif-rt possesses contralto
voice Of rare quality both in tone and and
sipgs VERY sweely Thfe youug lady is rapidly scquir
ing enviabe popularity ssd needs bnt practice TO
take high rank IN her ysofesstoD Tonight the pro-
will be % selections from Donnzet
us beautiful opera La Fav orte which VII be sung
by Madsme Berton. Monsieur C~raii. snd nonsieus
Bertop; IN addition to Witch, there VIII PES grand
ccncert and cspital ball
cHrsrsr Mrsrrs This grand exhibition is one 81
the most pleasing In the city No one can spend lev
hours more aeghtfully than IN lcong over the hun
sr.ds Of curiosties here 20 be seen.
Hen jos. Jones. Of Philadelphia, is TO deliver IN.
nal 4A H.. 1T. aI..-.. n al ftnll