The New York herald., 1850-01-29
TWO CENTS.
Theatrical ana M usaeur.

| Theatrical ana Musisar.
| powhhu THEArRr.-The "Siegs Of Comorn" was
FORWARD last evening at this theatre fer the
nrst time The house, the occasion was well nlIsd
This piece has been written and saantsd ss}
composition, by Mr.. J. St. Luke 1t is seated with
new and beautiful scenery by that skifu psrter Mr.
| lsherwood. The machinery which IL we'll srrangsd
and works to perfection, by Landers and the
quired have been prepared admirably by MT Mstthevs
The uniform especially Of Count Haypau Arnold ~
beautiful There are several fine tabeAux forming a.
| magnificent collection Of spec,acles The Encamn.
ment the Pass In the Mountains, the Frozen Waste
the Neighborhood Of Comorn the Towers and Walls Of
Conorn are all beautiful We must reserve another
opportunity for psrticusrizson The piece was we'll
received The Little Devn' followed, in which Les
ter Miss Denim and splendid cast, gave great effect
to this pleasing drama This evening the "Siegs OF
Comorn" will be played again, with other eminent at
fractions
BROADWAY THEATRE.-The talented company 1T pre-
sent engaged at this house, such seldom see
concentrated in establishment Their various and
excellent dramatic powers together with the udicous
arrangement Of the manager, In producing legitimate
and standard pieces for representation fail In
being attractive and remunerstive Last evening Bour
cicoults admirable comedy Of London Assurance"
was revived Mr. Blake sustaining the character Of Sir
Harcourt Courtly; Mrs Barrett that Of Lady Gsy
Spanker; and Mr.. wheatley, Dazzle. Each excel
lent and amusing Mr. Blake was the stiff old English
libertine to the e Mrs Barrett the very soul Of
gayety and immediately after her dppsnt and well de-
vered description Of the chase, which she gave with
the true spirit Of Q sportswoman she received bou-
quet Of flowers rs tribute Of approval-in which no
doubt all the audience Joined heartily the donor.
Mr. Skerrit played Lady Gays husband with thst sim
pcity and obedience which always render the chsrsc-
ter truly laughable A new and original dramatic
N mance entitled the Spirit Of Gold" written by Rod
we'll concluded the entertainments. IL 10 produced
with new scenery and creates deep and affecting in
i IN tne sudienoe but we sha reserve our sri-
representation.
Burrows THEArRE.-Tke permanent popularity ot
this fashionable place Of amusement was never
strikipgy svnced than by the fact that though ths
weather excessively inclement and the streets al
most impassabls a full and fashionable audience
in attendance The entertainments commenced with
that still increasingly popular comedy, the Serious
Family which was performed with that accustomed
ability for which Mr. Burtons superior company have
gained the public favor In such entnent degree that
their approximations command the general admira.
tion and enthusiastic applause of crowded audiences
Of Heir at Law which passed OF TO the entire sats
faction of all present Tonight will be repeated the
tion to which will be played the musical burstta
entitled Love Laughs at Locksmiths" There viii
be snsther crowded house, and IL will be prudent to
secure seats beforehand
CHANFRAU's NATIONAL TnrATRE.-Two stars, each
sufficiently and highly respondent In their peculiar
heaven graced the boards Of this theatre last evening"
namely, MIR. Redmond Ryan who has acquired some
fame Irish comedian and vocalist and Mr. T. ID.
Rice the original Jim Crow. In tho amusing farce OF
Born to Good Luck" Mr.. Redmond Ryan sang the
famous song OF the "Widow Machree and the Groves
Of Barney ard danced "Fox Hunters Jig,n to the
thunders Of applause In that amusing extravaganza
OF Jumbo Jum MI Rice played the negro with won-
favorte be was received With great applause by his
numerous admirers He deserved, beyond all question,
the high rep1tstion he has acquired Is faithful and
picturesque delineator e negro characters THIS even
Ing Mr.. Ryan and Mr. Rice viii both appear In the
beet parts Of q rich bill.
MTcHrIL's THEArRE.-Despise the unfavorsbls state
Of the weather yesterday evening" and the wretchsd
rably we'll attended. The entertainments commenced
with the burletta Of the Twelve Months,n which
parsed of admirably well IL was succeeded by an ex-
trsvagAnt Arabian Nights Entertainment, entitled
Prince" which executed with considerable ability,
and received with every demonstration OF pleasure and
Revolt Of the HArsm, called the "Rsvot Of the Poor
ho.s.," ~harsn Mir Mitchell, o. Mol Cbubb, burst
revoltsrs acquitted himself with all his usual talent
and originality The smusemsnts concluded with the
innnite pleasure and delight To- night viii be per-
formed the drama Of Delicate Ground the extrava-
ganl. Of "Canaral,aman and Bsiours,n he farce Of
the Turned Head" and the "rAblsaux OF the ryrol"
IraLias sOrrnA.-There will be, might a great So
smDity at the Astor Place Opera House signor Bens-
veptspo takes his benefit and this occasion viii BE-
performed Mozarts beautiful work. "Don Giovanni ~
his opera, which always has been declared one Of
the most perfect musical writings Of its time will be
interpreted by the principal sngers Of the Italian
pany. sgnorina Trufn will act the part OF Douns An
ma sisnoripa Bertucca that Of Zsrlins signorna A.
latti that OF klytra The beneficiary Will I'LL OF
the role Of Don Giovanni; and orti Novelii, and San
quico, those Of Ottavo, Masetto and Leporell0 No
thing has been spared BY Max Moretzek in order to
rrodsce this opera in manner worthy Of It's fame We
hope to this fshior able house crowded In every de-
parment by the numerous admirers and friends OF the
talented barytons. Bcneyentano deserves q bumper.
CHRIsI,'s orrsA Houn.-Although Il was pretty
well known that Christy's band performed In Brooklyn
last svening yet many persons were seen going to Me-
cbsncs Hell and coming therefrom with expres-
sion Of disappointment but they will again appear
this evening and give their amasRg delinestions Of
on ss 10 sua ,a
incsl' We know Of no place Of entsrtsinment whsro
. more pleassnt evening can be spent The dancing
part Of the programme 10 excellent and should be
by the admirers Of such light and agreesbls smuss-
nent
TassRslcLt-A grand donation concert will be
given st the Tabernacle, the 9TH OF February Ths
number OF donations amounts to 430 some OF them
worth from twenty to eighty dollars, amountng In
character and, perceivipg that there are so many
chances Of receiving donation for the small sum Of
atty cents we question much vhethsr the Tabsr-
nscle will bs large enough for the vsiters on that
ming A splendid travelling cioct, with alarm bell
china clock, several elegant velvet embroidered bags
for ladies beautiful fans and various other donations
which can be seen by reference 10 the programmes.
Among the vocass, we see the names OF Miss Northa,
signorips Patti signori Guidi Novelli and Bsnito,
with full and effective orchestra under the guidance
ofsignor La Mama The prizes are being exhibited at
Mr. Godoni's music store, t03h broadway.
An,pic.s Mv.sux.--rhe entertainments sives eve
~ Afternoon and evening are such - must always At
tract large sssenbages TO this well arranged and fs-
voite Establishment Owing to the excellent govern
ment a Mr.. Greenwood, the principal, every thing
moves on In the best order and comfort and hap
pnes of visiters strictly attended TO by thoee
poyed under his superntebdence. The Misses Aiber-
tine greatly admired In their drsmatc representa-
uons and the Martinetu family In their pantomimss
and gymnastic feats receive every day we'll meritsd
plaudits Pete Morris - usual, gets his share OF sp
pause.
CoLiuvw.-To morrow evening, the Desns family
give their concert at the Coliseum, when the beuevo-
lent people Of this city will have an opportunity o
Displaying their sympathy tovardss widow with I've
children, Who have other means OF support, savs
what their musical talent can procure.
NsLopro-.-Ths" Black Lion King and minstrslsy
are the features announced for ths evenings enter
taipmsnt, at So Bovery.
DsUnr Ia-s THrarns, Lo-poy-Ws percsve, With
much pleasure, that the entire prsss OF London
unanimous In awarding 20 Anderson the greatest credit
for HE enterprise in the opening Of this Thestre Royal
Drury Lane Mrs winstsnley, who estab ishsd 90 hrm
reputatIon In Broughsm's great comedy of Romans
and Reality +" has made an immense sensation; aod
much grst8ed In observing that worthy friend
John rovey i comfortably installed In the r.sposbl
ard lucrative Office Of boz book keeper position 70,
which he is In every way qssthed. rhe kno~isdss %
this fact has given unlimited pleasure 10 his muittnd
Of fiiends here.
Nsw CoaSDr.- MIR. Broushsm is engaged upon ne.