The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-21

BowERY THEATRE.-The performances at this theatre
last night for the benefit Of the popular Miss Mary
Taylor were really of splendid order, and received
by the audience with sapturous applause. The ster
ling comedy Of the Honey Moon" was played, in
which the fair er,care sustained the part Of Voante
in excellent style. Indeed she played with than
ordinary success and won for herself aurels
amsng those with whom she before so popular
The piece was strongly cast, aud played with great
effect The opera Of the National Guard'' was also
played, in which Miss Taylor, rs Pauline, sang the
beautiful echo song from the opera Of Brother and
Sister;' while Mr. Gilbert the Chevalier Renard
performed the part in his usual able manner. The
romantic spectacle Of the Secret Mine was repeated
and nightly gains favor with the audience 1t
much improved by the introduction Of grand ballet
advertisement The Bowery still holds its great popu
larty among the lovers of the drama and IL is just for
house greater exerton without regard to cost
for the qualification OF Its patrons.
BRo. pwAY THEATRE.-Last evening, the grand ballet
of action in two acts and five tabeaux, of, for
the sixth time, and met usual the appreciation Of
an audience, delighted not only with the dancing, but
also with the excellent manner in which every new
piece is produced at this theatre under the able super
iptendepce of Mr. Blake the manager The benefit of
the Monpaisirs takes place this evening, when, it s
expected their friends will appear i'll great numbers
OF Mons. Monpaisr we have frequently spoken, as,
perhaps, OF the best ballet dancers We have SEEM
but confess cannot so far in respect to The
other portion Of his company, to our mind, the
delicate, chaste, refined, and truly accomplished move
of the terpsichoran art fall infinitely short of the
education which frstrate artist could possess How
ever hope their exertions to please will be rewarded
by the paygoing people OF this city, by large and
respectable attendance.
NATIONAL THEArRE.-This beautiful theatre was
crowded last night, and the performances went off
with great eciH warmth Of the weather seems to
inspire the people with desire to seek recreation at
this pleasant place. The performances are of such
character that the people cannot stay away. The
laughable farce of Beuah Spa was performed, and
was received with acclamulati0ns Of delight That
better
popular and interesting drama of Three Years After
which for three weeks has had such successful rum
repeated and the voice OF the whole house went
up to sound the applause. 1t is filled with in
terest and to every who sees it there at
familiar the eye and the audience cannot too
strongly express their admiration Of the beauties of
the piece Another drama of thrilling interest" Jo
nathan Bradford also performed, and being of
dramatic character, took hold at once upon the audi
ence In this Mr.. Chanfrau appeared as Dan Ma
GRASSY and though different character from Nose
he played it with astonishing he does every
thing he undertakes. Mr.. Burke kept the house in
good humor all the time by his faithful ofCa
ieb Scrummage In consequence of the indspostion of
Miss Mestayer, the character of Ann Bradford
sustained by Miss Fanny Wallack and it is needless to
say that she played in first rate style for all who
familiar with her acting attest the truthfulness Of
all she undertakes
Burrows THEArRE.-This favorite and fashionable
resort has since the of Burton's man
agement been almost crowded every night 1t cannot
possibly be otherwise as the able manager always
ects pieces Of the ghtest and most novel and agree
able character. Burton and Brougham, independent
of the excellent stock company, a host in them
selves. The comedy of I" John Bull' ably
tanned throughout all the actors receiving need Of
appreciation which they richly deserved Burton's
Theatre whether in hot cold weather. is to be
crowded because the public we'll know they will re-
ceiye the worth Of their money in sterling acting
. CHRIsrY's MISUNDERSTANDING the present oppres-
sive weather. there is no place where evening
be more pleasantly spent than by visiting these mimi
table songsters. Every night they produce something
which perfectly delights the audience, that they
nightly crowded Mechanics Hall is the place for
pleasure and Christys Minstrels the corps that
can always draw full house.
The New Orleans Serenaders are giving their popu-
lar concerts at Rochester