The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-17
Theatrical ana m us,c.i.

Theatrical aud m usicai.
Bow Ear DRAMATICALLY, Mr. Hambln has assem-
bIsd most magnificent company at his theatre In
every department IL 10 perfect and the entertainments
presented are acted In style which csunot b. eIcsl
ed anywhere Every evening brilliant audiences
grace the house and the sppsuss IL most
IS WILL It may be-. considering tho splendid msuoer in
tragedy Of "Roneo and Juliet" IL to Ia performed 9th
q oct powerful cast via Romeo Mrs. !. Walsck, Jr
SiUs1, Peter W,o.Ss Miss Wsmy.s SO fullest
Mrs Gilbert NJ the Nurss. Mira WAllsck's Romeo has
always been much admired; and o. Meroutio, Me- Wal
lack IL excellent The aftsrpece will bc Don Caesar
de Bazsn," and In this Mr. Lester. who has bsen so
long and fsvorsbly known to the New York public
mot superior actor Will take tho part OF the gallant
reckless Den Caesar. kliss c. Wemyss will play tho
part Of Msritspst one she do full justice to-
We confidently expect very crowded house this
evening
BROADWAY THEArns-This evsueniug Mr. Hudsons
who is ssid to be exoellens comedian and vacast
appears for the first time In America at the Broadway
Theatre The pieces selected the dramas Of Born
to Good Luck a" and the " Irish Lion" We hope to
the Broad way crowded IA the managers iade-
In their exertions to procure tho best tAeut
and consequently deserve the support Of our oits.ns
Niplo's GARpEr.-This evening tho inimitabls Ra-
wells will appear in two Of their most successful enter
tsinments Wis: Paris In ls4s and the famous comic
psstcmime Of Vol-su-Vent ora highs Adventure =
PARISH ls4s has been received with most unbound
oil that taste and elegance which 30 preemiusnt'y
distinguishes all the pieces Of the Raves production
As for " vol.su.vsnt," who has not laughed at the
"Adveptpres Of Night" comically enacted ~ they
by the Ravels 1t is In this piece that tho extra
ordinary feat CT crossing the stage on pole fifteen
feet high. Is performed. They will, no doubt have
large sudepce this evening
BuKror's THEArRs.-Ths grand opera, In three sots'
Of the ~ Marriage of Figaro'-the music Of which Il
the chef deurre Of Mosart-will be performed this
evening the nne theatre in Chambers street. and the
manager has made strenuous efforts to produce 1t In
style OF splendor never yet witnessed In our city The
following artists appear in the opera:Mrs Holman az
Susanna; Miss &. Hfert as Countess Alrnavivs; Miss
J. Hin ss Bsrbsripa; Miss Chapman Cherubno; Mr..
MIR Burton rs Antonio the drunken gardner; Mr. Hol.
Ficrello; aud Mr.. Res a. Basil; with several
S;r,,ns.m,nt in which Mr. Frederick and Miss Nal.
vipa the dancers Of this theatre. will I'LL the prin
eipsl parts The whole will conclude With tho Un-
wsrsb'able Intrusion" committed by Mr.. Broughsm to
the annoyance Of MIR. Burton, which has been always
received the public with bursts Of laughter aud much
applause Such . bill will, doubtless insure . good
houe.
national THKArRE-We are to have great times ct
this hcuse to- night the bill Is first rate ono
sistipg IF two farces and a most popular drama viz
the Dumb Man Of Manchester" In which Mr.. Wood,
the guished psntomimist will appear In his orr
gipsi cb1sct Of Tom, the dumb man. This will be
h frat appearance in this city for six years and
bis CANT performances will be received With
great tsyor. His sons Masters f. and w. Wood will
which ib.y pre- eminent The farces be play.
ed the Irish Lion and Perfection" In the drst
mentioned one MIR Redmond Ryan will su stain the
part Of Tim Moore The National theatre Is going On
nnely.
MITCHELL 3 OLrMrIc TnxArnn. During the last week
the manager Of this establishment has been busiy
Gagged in the rehearsal Of the grand comic opera Of
Auber Fra Diavolo, the Inn of Terracina," which
will be performed to- night Nopains expense have
been spared by him to offer 1t to the public in brilliant
style and the best actors Of the company have shared
the rors Of the opera Mr. Bishop will sing the part Of
the bandit; Mr. Walcot that Of Lord Alcash; siss
Mary Taylor will appear Zerlina; and the charming
Mrs. CCDover, as Lady Acash. There eau be- doubs
but that this highly muical entertainment mt will have
long at Mitchels theatre The opera will be pre-
ceotd ny the comedy Of Who Speaks tirst'" and fol-
loved by the iaushable farce Of The lawyers Prac-
tice We are convinced that there sill be cham6res
complete at No 444 Broadway.
AT THE TAnrRsAcIE, this evening. Will be tried one
OF the most spirited and liberal experiments yet at
tempted for the OF the musical pro-
duciiops Of the age by the best artists at the
moderate rates Of admission The directors OF tho
musical festival which commences this evening and Is
TO be continued every night during the week have al
ready proved their capacity To cater successfully for
the public and In their present announcements prove
incohtcstibiy that their means abundant, their
excellent and their resolution to succeed uuques
tionablc. We have only space TO day to enumsrate
Of the leading performers In to-nighs concert,
In which we have Sigporina Dor ghese, Madame
Muller . celebrated German contralto, Mrs. T.. T..
anist Mr. Disn and his sons, TO hear whom alone Is
worth the whole admission money but In addition to all
there, the renowned Germania Society perform u
riety Of splendid pieces and Mr. II. Z. rinm presdes
musical director When we ttate that tickets are
only fifty cent? IL there any possibility OF doubtg tue
entire and brilliant success OF their musical festival!
CHRIsIr's MIssrnELs WILL this evening open their
budget Of Etbiopiss mnstrssy In nDe style, and will
give series of concerts this week, that will eclipse
any my have ever YET gwen ssd that 10 saying
the NapolroDs Of this Mind az entertainment. They
will no doubt have crowded rooms each evening
Madame Labords lie giving concerts at Hartford, CT.