The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-25
Theatrical and Musical

IL aim ost TO speak OF the dramatic
lent of Scott who Is long and favors Div known
to the Bowery people actor OF considerable dra-
matte talent. Suffice 10 TO say he will appear this
evening, In two OF his great In the
Last Days of Pompeii" and Eleszsr MendizabeL the
Jew and rfch goldsmith OF Constance. Miss c. We.
myss an s',rs1s % gree. promise and who
appears Nydis the blind flower gill of pei and
in the inst Rachel Mendisabei, tn. Jewess The
other characters will be sustained by Messrs Tilton
Hamilton Stevens Jordan, Mrs Walcott and Mrs Jor-
dan One of the above dramas is In itself SUN cient to
draw good house, but the manager seems determined
that his patrons shall have the worth ofther money
BRoApwAr THEArRE.-The new American play of the
"Betrothan will be repeated every night this week
Its success is now decided, and We hope that New
York audience will be slow appreciate the native
genius of the author and the theatrical enterprise Of
the manager, Of the Broadway The house during the
have wished to see it more or its merits and the
merits OF the different performers In the piece have
s all spoken and our have been
guaee, we quote the following passage in which Cos
relates to her cousin the story of her young
% 1t CHARGED bsggars child.
That live by miracles twixt horses feet.
And under carriage wheels -bsoam. en- singled
FSn a' sSGSny PA: ihr sa help
The whole crowd held IL. breath, ana great heart
he, while the silly people did ut,crsan.
pssSed in the tSroas and ere cried osd bless him.
5Ss boy ras 1 n his
And glorious in his dimsed az mirey suit
iaushd .nssTsd ls5 l.s
But All the people raised mighty Shut
shons round Jursnio Ike a hale"
The entertainments will conclude with the farce of
"Platonic Attachmeptsn
EIBLo's GARprN.-where can an evening be passed
with greater pleasure aud delight than in witnessing
performances Of the Ravel Family Tonight the an
tertaipments commence with the evolutions on the
tight rope. OF this part Of the amuse ment we must
assert that for agility and graceful attitude have
never seen artists to equal Francois Rave and
Incompatible Leon Javelli who has no rival. Madam
Axels dancing the COT, De eGsque is beautiful and
the feats OF La elite Elizabeth considering her ten
der years are astonishing The next in due success
sion will be the ne and splendid advertisement in
eight characteristic dances wit the the queen the
Terpsichorean art Mile Berlin and Brilliant the
leading features The entertainments will conclude
with the gorgeous fairy pantomime of Rsoul, the
Magic Star" We are pleased to lean that the SPLEEN
Old ballet pantomime of "Urien will shortly be pro-
duced.
Burrows THEArnE-" Education" one of Morton,s
excellent comedies lie the first the list for this
ming In this piece, Burton, Blake Lester Bland,
johnson and Jordan, with Mrs skerrett Mrs Hughes
Miss j. HILL Miss Weston and Mrs. Henry will appear
With such cast the progress Of Educ stion must be
onward Those fine old comedies, written in excellent
raj very instructive should be extensively paronised
and Ne are glad to perceive that Burtons Efforts TO
He is an excellent caterer Tor public amusement
Keeps everything moving like olookw and has al
ways around him men OF undou btrd talent. Miss Daily
viii sing new ballad, and Miss Walters will introduce
a fsvolite medley dance The amusements will close
with the excellent comedy of Used Up,n Lester as
sir Charles Coldstresm.
EATIoSAL THrArRE.-This evening Mr. purdy the
active and indeiatgsbe manager OF the National offers
programme Of uncommon attraction for the amuse.
dueed bas cost the management large sum OF money
u i entitled, The Magic Well Fairy Of the Desert
IL II said that II will be presented in style OF magnia
G. nee which has seldom been witnessed Nearly all
the extensive dramatic corps viii appear and from
Nstiopsi NJ. evening will be amply rsquitea. Mics
Malyiba win appear in various da and the enter
isiIsh,' will oE,lade with the excellent nautie.l
National
MrcnANIes' Hail. Christy's concert room "a crowd
ed 20 overflow every ni 10 hear the choicest gems
Of Ethiop plan minstrelsy. The dancing and solos
received Nth thundsrs Of applause Persons de,irous
OF ob'ainirg good seats must so early, crowds
forced 20 retire for want OF room.
FELLows OPsha HoUsE Captain Fellows new and
beautiful tall is crowded every night to hear the
jokes and fun OF BruGder Bones The singing and
dancing are excellent The audience retire With
full detti mnstion Of returning the next night to
Meyer are worth the price Of admission.
AMEEIcss MusruM-This splendid place Of amuss
msDt was visittd by immtnre crowds every day
last week, TO zee General Tom Thumb. The General
will appear tins evening in Albert Smiths extrava
eanEa OF "uop Only Thumb whieh will be produced
IN nost magnificent style, with rev scenery aud
splendid dresses. In the afternoon. Cen Tom Thumb
will appear in variety OF characters The comcdiettA
OF Mr. aud Mrr. Peter hte,' will also he performed,
with variety ofsinging AID dancing. The splendls
collection Of the Chinese Museum has been added 20
this imreDse establishment. making IL one Of the
greatest museums Ia tteworld.
TRIrLEn HALL.-Mr. Rnchsa has completed bis ar
gemebts 10 give promenade concerts "a julien II
Ia MusaTd. The hrst Of the ssries will be given
ThursdRy neat An imrenfe oreheftra Of uPgarft OF
enc hundred and twenty n.riormerH, have been en-
IL Il noush 20 tsy that Mr. Boehss will be the direc
ter 60 the of this feature intro
duced for the fret time In America An eminept pro-
fessor Of dancing VIII fuperntend A. master Of osre
n oniss
NV YobK ANrnrHrsrRN.-Ths beautiful equss-
tran spectacle ot"JincerelSn viii be produced, for
the fret time st this elegant circus this evening All
the Juveniles belonging TO this excellent company,
with a corps q hy children engaged for the purpo-e
will sptear in IT, No expense has been spared ~ the
manager 20 bring out this bea stfu spectacle 10 the
most gorgeous style. The whole French troupe OF
circle.
wssHreroS HatL.-Ths PanoramR Of the Pilgrims
Progrersr attracts large audiences every evening IL
psintipg well worthy 81 the patronage u receives
s1crraSI HstL.-Bsale & cravsn's Voyage 20 Cali
fornis is exhibited every night TO crowded houies,
who bestow great praise on this beautiful panorama
RUuArioSs oF AcrnEss An sctrt. who has
appeared In London under the name Of Miss faukland
appeared recently at the cosnty Court, London, 20
recover cs, under the following circums taBces The
plaintiff entered into an agreement with Msssr. Green
wsod and Phelps by which she wss 90 do the juvenile
tragedy as well a. comedy ut saary OF ca per week
the hrst season As the seeoue and the third sea
sop she received the trst and second weeks salary,
but on applying for the third shs was inormst there
for her. The plaintiff, % being cross ex-
aullueos thins Ny rett name " Anu hoHlurVh
assumed two nants Mrs.. Chadvicks and Mss Faux
land. ! pufoTmsd with Mr. Na-ready, az Preston,
under the name Of Chadwtcke Mr.. Grssuwocd has
made me cffsr Of 4 ~ 20 compromise the matter
have been living with Sir Chadsicke a. bis wife TOE
the last six ysnrs have peiformsd st The Thfares
Royal Belfast 0ln'gow Preston. and sther lars4 ottle
~ had enacted the parts Of Lady Mscsoth Ophsla,
Margaret, and host ef characters Aave walked "a
the stage boots with geRtlemsn at oas mnute tid
sppeared ss an old woman amongst them the nes,
NJ. Phelps stated that he had acted With the u1aiu
th In the provinces where he olsy knew h-r ss
being Mrs. Chadwicke As soon A. be ttr her
the boards, he noticed her style Of playing,
and her face at once became familhr To sauSy him
self be made noniriea and 10 his horror iousd u vas
MRS. Chadwick whom he had engaged in TIE place o.
hiss Cooper. whe had. hy Der rstrement reatet tie
vacancy Ths plat milf could IA fcr moment &C "a
pete with Miss Cooper either In iuvenis tragedy or
comedy. The characters O, fmrgens, Beatrice; ard
others be waited her to spEsar In she was physaiY
and mentally unqualified 10. an She could NOS even
read th' IA correctly. He wonid sooner have sirsa
$500 than she should bars appeareA their sDards
and bad he known her ts.be Mrs Chadwick mott M
qusshianssly che vcuAA not have been ngsgsi In
cross examination BY Mf Lewis Mr. Phelps said " vas
customary for memkrs Of tha theatrical profession .