The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-09
TWO CENTS.


witnessed BY theusands Of citizens that IL IL un-
necessary to refer to them or to their beauties length
to-day We aiude 20 the Wandering Jew" and to the
Siege Of Comoro" each OF which in itself fcispt
so draw lsrcs house We only say tina. thew ara
still on the carpet and Will be performed sssiu this
evening. No pieces ever produced in New York gave
ing them should rsil themselves OF the opportunity
now offered for 0ey may be withdraw before the pub
c are aware Of It, In order to make room for other
novelties.
BROADWAY THEArRE.-Morton's good old standard
comedy Of Cure for the Heartache was performed
last evening, in very creditsble manner Mr. Wheat
~ young Rapid, lively vivacious and hum
and Mr.. Blake quaint and natural the wealthy re-
tired tailor The Jessy Oakland Of Mr. skerre,t was
very efficient, and Mr.. Chapman made an sxcelsnt
Frank Oakland. The old farce of The Narred
followed rs an interlude Mrs Sksrrett's Mrs Trio
trac s the very perfection Of female and LADY,
chsrmingly Mrs. Blske's Susan Twist was cssitsI~
her sccentuaton, her awkward gait her perpetual
hurry and still more psIpstusl striving after grsndi-
loquencs-ln short, her tout ensemble very good
MIR. whestly was essentially the Frederick Fiixhty We
cannot imagine that the character could BE- better
time, concluded the ents The house was
we'll and respectfully ATTENDED, and are glad that
the Efforts OF the manager being well
and rewarded with such success new and original
local comedy called Extremesn will be shortly pro-
merit sp ,srps are to bs ot foaac ,
Broadway theatre.
BuRroS's THEArRE.-Asi 1t may always be confidently
xpected when the Serious Family" is produced at
this avorte hsstrs the house crowded last even.
INC, with most fashionable audience. The entertaia-
nents commenced with the isugbabe burletta Of the
Whites and Browns" which well acted by part Of
this talented company. II succeeded by hat stan
dsrd piece, the Serious Family which In DESPITE Of
Its frequent performance, meets every night with re-
newed and we'll msrited applause. The ovsrtures OF
"Cenereptoa," by Rossini, :" La Bsysdere by Aubsr
and the Musical Pot Pie by Lodsr executed By
the orchestra with remarkable precision, and to the
mt nnffh fha anAla
concluded with the comic farce of The Laughing Hy-
enan which passed of amidst Of laughter excited
the Serious Famiy will be repeated with the favor
ite farce OF The Toodles the Farmers Daughter"
The house will be crowded no doubt.
CHAsrRAu's national THEArEE.-This will be the
last night Of Miss Julia Turnbuls engagement at the
National Theatre, and Is matter Of course the last
night Of fths" 4" Nsiad Quesn"s spectacle the magni-
feenee Of which is every tongue. This emphstie
ally the only chance left for the admirers spectacle
and beautiful dancing to see this piece For several
nights past has been Witnessed by great hous and
have not heard cyl able Of disapprobation ss re-
CARDS the In which Il put the stage or as
to Mics Turnbuls dancing and acting There win BE-
quite gala time this evening" ss percsve that Miss
Turnbul 1will perform In two pieces and dance four
times duting the entertainments In addition the
Naiad Queen two fsrces-"LolA Montes," aud the
Spectre Bridegroom "-vin be performed. Truly, .
capital bill.
MIrcBELL's OLyssIc THy.rRg.-This always crowd.
ed house, offered last night example Of what may
be done In theatre when good pieces acted bya
talented company. The numerous audience gave,
during all the performance evident marks Of sssae
tion and kept convulsed With one continual nc
o. laughter. The entertainments conn enced with
the extravaganza of The Invisible Prince" with Miss
Mary Isyl9r r. In .ns prinsss! PAT Ia,. piece vss
In which wslcot, Niskinson and Mia, Roberta, dew
forth frequent plaudts although In itself this farce
!. not very Isn.,s.els The petite con.dy OF the
entire pleasure aud satisfaction Of all present The
amusements concluded with the buresque OF tue Rs-
volt o; the Poer House." In which Mitchell assisted
by his talented company, gave r,e TO many burst Of
mrth andlspghter To night VIII be performed rhs
lesqus Of Amy Lee,' and the Two Mechanics"
lt,lIAs orrRA-FRiDr N.ssr.-Auother brilliars
array Of b auty and fashion to enjoy that musical
luxury Don Giovanni The mline.s OF the weather.
I -mitted more lightnsss Of costume than prudence
stined at the last two repetitions, and the conss-
qaence Was that though the house no. throng-
ed Tuesday yet the dresses Of the ladies shons
With more edugence, sad with fewer ii-mstchsd
scsrfs predominats. Among the observed Of ell Oh.
servers this occasion, the beautiful dark eyed
asns,ie .miIss nnmSsr 81 f..h,onsss ~ n..
around her, exciting the envy OF hundreds Who could
not Be honored with her recognition In the psrqus
which Was completely filed large number Of besuti
full strangers attracted the admirers Of female lowell
ness, growing more lustrous with Its charms,
thusasto admiration vas kindied by the Tyre Of Mo-
zsrt. Weperceived NO material improvement In the
manner Of presenting the opera Indeed II was
ly to be expected An occasional csselessnsss In the
orchestra msrred than dns passage, but, e.
whole, the performance was little beyond anything
that has been sreeutsd At this house and this not
the royal establishments Of London and Paris
times In sxecrable style-Psrssni sinsss violently
out oftune aud harios voice yelled almost painfully.
Such unfortunate exoepuons TO the general merit Of
vocaists Win occur and IL somewhat prsing that
out the very cold and acke changes Of the weather.
Altogether, NJ. Maretx.k has been fortunate In pro-
s.sl.s q, an Ueson so.sso ana ,n s, oss
to the demands upon their skill This evening, Siseor
and sisnors koss corsI iahs their besea, ct this
belonging TO MAretzek viii appear this occssies,
and dspsy all the rare and brilliant qualities Of vocaii
OF "Lucreris Borsis" introducing signorina Truna,
signora Ross Cord and siynor Fort nsxt, the iast
act of Anna Bolsna" with Bertuccs- fsrini, fort,
and strin and lastly the second &c, Of n Bsrbiess
al siviglia" In which, RossiC Gudi, sanqurieo,
and other eminent vocaist vii appear.
CHprsrrs MISsrHtLs--As usual. this place Of smuss-
nspt Ia crowded nightly 10 hear the negro melodies
and choruses which rendered By this compssy vith
great sveetnss and harmony: There is such an sn-
tsnmept that the duilest eslivssed-
The dancing is sxceilsnt- the voyage Musical" 80
popular ~ ever and the instrumenta performanss 10
executed With taste and u1gsiert.
AsssrAs Mvssu~.-The entertainments which ere
given daily at this estsblisbment light and
Lon. Mr. RsSnosd SysS, Il. Y Ysi.S oou.ai.u. @ sas.
tanning the part o. Tim Moore This VIII be fOiosea
shi.h the e.i.Srssss msrsin.,.i ~ FAMILY and LOUIS
Llsrer will display ther dsxssrty and strength sod
u. .museIents vim eloss with the comic pss,omiss
OF NJ Dschaiumeaun The receipts int~ndea fcr
the benefit of Mr. Buehsnsn the polite and ostisisg
dccrheeper y 10 hoped ne viii be remembered By ths
visitsrs Of the Museum.
Miss sDAvs,rcsr.-This dstin nxuished actress seems
TO be the fsvcrte Of the inhsbans of every oty shs
pays In In New Orleans abe has been very ssccssful
she nov playing In Mobile-sppesrs st ssvsassh on
the 18th, and Afterwards st CbsIleston she intends
visiting this city In April
MsLoptos whites serepaders amu-isg the
Bovery folks with their singing dsnoips and witty ssy
ipss. They sppesr svery evening st 81 Bovsry.
Bsnstv wrtLf.ss. the Irish cosedisn, made gooA
opening ct the Adeipbi Theatre, washinEton the
house vss crowded
Mr.. BoL,sp, an Irish comedian and vocalist iateiy
arrived In this county, vin appear In o rosnd of
characters at the Brosdvay Tb.~trs neat week. re-
port tpesks fs,oraby q his sbitiss an irish CONS.
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