The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-27
Theatrical and nIusItai.

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Theatrical and MusItai.
BowERY THEATRE-" The Three Guardsmeu" is |
considered by all amateurs Of the drama the most
pita play of the kind produced in this country
the spendor with which 1t has been put upon the |
stage the excellent style of playing OF the actors, the
see mic effects as well ss thelsnguage Of the writer
ment so well managed BY Mir Hambin: The company
they working together with the greatest
be- We may call with justice the three members or
that troupe performing the parts Of Atho Porthos and
equaled in taste wit and histrionic ability. The
Three Gusrdsmsn" will be repeated this evening
BRoApwAY THEATRE -Mr. Hackett, tho highly popu- |
lar American comedian made his first appearance here
last night Fssa prior TO his departure for Europe
and MIR. wheatey made his FIRST bow in New York for
several years Prince Of Wales in Shakspeares cee
brasd historical play Of Henry theFourth Happily for
u' need not here either describe the play crit
citektbe author The extent Of Sbakspeare's genius -
the beauty Of his language accuracy OF his judg
ment-hs close adherence to nature in all her bound
less variety renders him at all times and In all places
Or h. H. h%
shades Of character almost invariably true to nature
Happily too for US MIR. Hsckett's Falssd d of uni
fane and have but to say he supported the
character (no triing task considering the huge hill
Of fesh with his usual ability and true to the
greasy knaveD The Prince Of Wales Is character
not many degrees beyond walking gentleman" but
Mr. Whestley gave sufficient evidence that he reads
the text and plays the part with discretion ease and
princely dignity.
NImo's GARpkN.-The entertainments commenced
last evening with the elegant and daring
Of the celebrated Rayel Family, executed the tight
rope Their traly astounding feats Of dexteriy and
agility drew forth the admiration and enthusiastic sp-
plasss Of densely crowded house. Master Antoine,
who made his first attempt the tight rope In the
character Of little Chinese, was admired by all The
two last new and successful comic pantomimes Of
NfeOd nj a n
visible Harlequin sustained by the Ravel Family
with their accustomed success, and afforded much
pleasure and satisfaction ever, but more especially
the transformations tricks and fireworks In the last,
where Antoine Rave personated the principal ohsrsc
ter. There is grand bill Of smusemsnts presented
for to- night consisting Of the comic pantomime Of
locke" and the grand ballet Of" Urislls."
Burrows THplrRg.-It IL astonishing to witness the
OF this theatre Almost every night the house
lie filled TO overlooking and wonder, Mr.. Burton
10 nightly bringing forward pieces Of attractive
sosstsr Lat s.snns the house we. well .ssendsd
which met the appreciation OF the audenoe most fully
"a Bird Of Passage was also we'll receved and, In
conclusion played the favorte drama In two acts,
called the "Toodles," bringing from the audience
roars Of laughter at the comicsl manner In which Mr..
night is set apart for the benefit Of that excellent
actress, Miss Chapman; an excellent bill is offered
the occasion. and hope her friends will muster, aud
Ill the house In q substantial manner.
CsANrpAu's national THEArar The performances
selected at this house last evening consisted Of the
farce called the as ismese Twins" followed by this
drama Of " Rob Roy,n which was played to introduce
the splendid acting OF Mrs Jones Who at tho request
Of many ofher friends and admirers, had been re
gagged by the manager for this night emily Her perss
nation OF Helen Mscgregor was . rare treat to the
lovers Of the drams and the actress
ROY Rssbeish Bsiis Nicoi Jaryis' and Diana Yer.
rendered with great dramatic power aud In
excellent style. The entertainment concluded with
the fsrce OF In Place and Out Of Place In which Mrs
Mestsy.r sustained Eve different characters and elicit
ed much merriment The new Indian drama, entitled
Lsmora" will be performed this evening. IL IL said
splendor Paul Pry" and the Z" Samese Twins" are
also on the bills.
the benefit Of MIR Bishop, which occasion there
prest bill OF and attrse tive amusements
consisting Of the FIRST act Of the Of" Era Disvoo
the first act Of Sonnambuia, the operate bsgstee
entitled, Jenny Lind, the Swedish Nightingale"
and the farce Of The Married Bachelor" These ex.
traordinary and rather interesting entertainments
were sustained with admirable success, and witnessed
by crowded house with every mark Of pleasure and
delight In the two fret pieces. MIR Bishop aud Miss
acquitted themselves to univorss satisfaction, and
elected repeated applause The operate bsgatsile Of
" Jenny Lind" was we'll performed, aud produced In.
finite delight The dances were executed with yraos
and ability Tonight will be performed the comedy
Of Used Up" the drama of 1hH Devil in Paris the
oysrstc bssatslls Of Jenny Lini and the farce Of
the " Omnibusn
IrALl.r oruA-Asros PLAcr-Ths second repre-
tentston Of Roesinis celebrate opera sera from the
brilliant success Of signorina Bertuccs her sp-
p.arspce In this piece Grew full and fashionable
house night Many Of the distins strangers
nov In the city present. among whom noticed
Judge Woodbury.. Of the Supreme Court aud the Hon.
MIR Winthrop Of Msssaohusetts, and his bride. Ber-
tuccs was completely triumphant, aud spplaudcd
throughout but In the closing scene with Oteo, she
carried the hou'e by storm Otcllo and sgo also
highly successfai and the piece throughout went of
smooihly, ard Go the complete satisfaction OF the
audience With continuance Of such houses as that
OF ls't night the success Of the Italian Opera fully
achieved.
Cnnsrt's MissrREis An excellent programme of
entertainment IL presented TO the admirers negro
melodies this evening ~ Mechanics Hall The vocal
and In sir nj fms ain h.
beet company Of darhies in the United States aud the
dancing OF George Christy IL inimitabie.
CscUs, AsroR Pr,cr.- MIR Wallet, the lion Of the
ring Actor Place devours nightly several budgets Of
genuine original wit, and the sstonishmcpt Is that
every evening the provision 8. Of feesh .ni digestive
description 81 mental food lie is drawing veil and
has become general fsvofite.
MASs.rrAS Cmcus-rhe Rivers Family, Lavstsr |
Lee and an excellent equestrian company, are per:
forming every evening mt the upper end Of Grand
street near the Williamsburg Ferry.
Zooi oeIcaL H.LL This establishment, In the Bow
cry, will BE- opened for the Thursday next
and ft receives patronage In proportion TO ts merits
will he ded for months To come. The display Of
beasts and birds ~i be immense and the peror
OF an smu,ibg character.
AArHicAr MUsruN This old and established resort /
Il otiDg me business Everything h conducted With
abty ans the ,tsse performances consisting Of
devies mnsttic fsats comic singing and other In
tsrestng matters, are 81 the fret order.
CHtsisE hsstNrr Boons The grand panoramic |
picture Of the Nile with desert of all the
ciept me- nun -nts and modern scenery will be exhi-
bited on W.dpesday rext at the above rooms The i
bturs ofexhbiton from half past ~ TO half past
o'clock daily The picture IL beautifully painted by
the hrst artists from dra -nes made by Mr Boaomi,
The Eastern traveller. during q residence OF twelve |
ycsrs In the valley If the great river.
Ia MssNs-rtis artist. the leader Of the orchestrs
Of Nibios Garden, takes his benefit SATURDAY eve
ling next.
The s,suins we're announced to appear at the Wal.
nut street Theatre Fnilsdelphis, last night
sFtitUs Fms BuhSiNo 90 Hoasss &c.--A very Sc
rou' FIRE brohs oUt IN the stablesof ur Morgan
Liyir gston Sunday evening at about O'Clock
The stables -ere soon env,loped la flames also
the barn, which completely allied With grain, hay
&c ana which ives room burnt To the ground. In the
stables h,r borses t~o cnws aud come poultry,
nj which shared tbs fate Of IN. budiogs sltho.sh