The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-30
Theatrical md Musical,

BowERY TnEArhE-Ihe second appearance OF Mr..
Graham. last night, attracted another large Assem-
blage. The rsy selected was that OF Hamlet, Prince
OF Denmark Mr. Graham, In this character, gave
evidence Of very bgh dramatic requirements. lie
read the part we'll; his action was graceful, but his
voice was very little improved. He made some excel
tnt points and was enthusiastically chrered through
out the entire play Mr.. Triton as olsudius was very
respectable; and Mr. stevens representati ton OF the
Chest very effective. Iu fine all the sharsctsrs
were ably sustaired At the conclusion Of the place
the house rang With cheers aud lo1d calls tor Mr..
Graham when he appeared and addressed the au.
dieLce:-" sdirs and 6entemen-A gain i must
knowledge how deeply feel the Kindness you have
shown under the distressing circumstances OF my
having very heavy cold, which. I Hm f-arfnl will
oblige me TO eiscontinus my engagement, which 20
me. would be source Of deep regret Auow .in
te thank VOC sincerely for your indulgence consd-r
ing my inability to perform effectively IA could
on III. my teSoSa appssrsnes hone nv fatur. ei
ioIts shs merit continuation ct our f.vors The
beautiful equestrian drama Of the Wv lizard steedn
then proceeded with ana sustaine I'd with the
ssme eelst which has marked Its performance from
the comUeDeement Those horse pieces are produced
at the Bowefy IA the utmost spendos perrs feat ia
leapiny his e5.sd the bridge, exhibits great
equestrian tkll and intrepidity. tine ball for this
evening.
BnoADwar TmrarnE.--The second appearance Of Sir
william Don. the eccentric comedian, last evening
was witnessed by full fastiona BILE, and disoriu at
ing audience, who enjoyed the perior the
most and spplauded IL with shouts OF laughter. lie
appeared In tie amusing fsIces Of roor Pillicoidy
and BOX and Ccx,n In both Of which be displayed
that Irresistible humor which speaks volumes for his
This gentleman possesses very qualii-
cAticns the 0sneatlQn THESE comic chara
and We have no doubt he will be equally succssstll IN
those which require mere finished style OF a,ting
such as the ssntsel comedy. The part Of SIR Charles
Codseam. Ter which he Is announced THE sveniuy 10
ell sui ID 20 bis abilities sic william Don viii
become great fsvorite amongst us, nd must sa
thst he Ieeulialy fortunate in hrng surrouu by
a company OF comedians who well quail led to
support him. Last evening he derived considerable
advantage iron the admirhle acting Of Mr., Davidse
and Mr. shaw, and could not have found any stage
more perfect auxiliary than Miss Josephiue uouRen.
helm, In the pert part Of Sarah Blunt This young
nlsiliy decreasing 10 public favor and ia pro-, io aai
sbiity. The Pos de d.tT, by Bigoor Ner and Mllle.
Adsne. was gracefully executed, and doseryedly
cored. The house will this evening present fsshi0n-
sbe array to witness the eccebtrcities OF cir VIII
Don; and We have no douss that before ne goes
through various characters which in his iias,
he viii BE- an estsJll,hsd favorite amongst the play
aoers Of New York.
rtmo's G.rrtS.--Ths entertainments offered frr
this evenings amussment eonsist nrst the comic bal
let psntor Of 'Jeanpette and Jeannot"-franc. is
Ravtl ieanr and Madame MarEetti "a Jeanette
This will be followed hy the BEAUTIFUL ballet papto.
mime o. Oistuor with MdTe Berth, ~ Gisells snd
Paul Brilliant. az the Duke Albert Several beautiful
dances win be introduced In tails piece WaltE Fetes
eas yaudapges Pas de Deuk AMI aalop finale Tha
orchestra will then execute the overture Val dAndoe,
end the whole will conclude with the gorgeo1s fairy
rsncmiue OF The "Grrcn MohFter We hare bssn
rpett,dly sfksd Why the splendid pantomime o.;
Baoul has rot been aud again introduced. Lst
the merger answer. 10 " A frlendii proiuction,
rspete with tbs richest and most beautiful scenery.
nUnToS's THEArHr-The excellent comedy By Cold
smith entitled She siocps to Conquer VII be pre-
,cnted this evening With spleBdid cast Barton 10
has inimiable character 81 Tony Lumpkin; Blake ~
Hsrdeustls; lester. 81 Young Msrlo~, aua goanfton
piegcTy; with Mrs skerrttt and Ass Hughts in the
sding 9 male characters rev Pas &c Osur BY
Mics Wsliers and Friedrich; sal tsvera; oTsrtures
aud rohas by The orahss;ra. The entertainments viii
conclude With the lsuahab comeostta OF the bntd
Dragons piece which IL very much rslishet by
the patrons Of this very popular niavore esiablsh
mrnt.
E,IioSaL THrArRE This evening the performance
eomuence with the laustabla farce Of Ny Neigh
by Mr. Seymour and Pas styrisn BY Miss Halyina
ans Mr.. ThUrpscn The next piece IN succession viii
be the Mysteries and Nissres Of NsE YORK." Ia which
Chsrfreu, very ercsllent and fsvorite eoneliao,
VIII appear In his great character ~ Nose Ais ha
rns viii then dance aud the entertain meuta will con
Three Years After" in which Chsnirau will again
display bis verfatile sbiiitss n comedian. We
are elsd 20 perceive that Mr. ard MIS- Williams Afe
sngrgcd BY Mr. Purdy. and will appear IN a prEs
drama entitleeY Paddy the Piper" They are very
talented, and great favorites, and will dgaE good
houses.
CnRisrSs orrns Uousr Tho singisg Instrumental
pefffmsnces burlesqne operas, sud exquisite dancing
which sone eff every evening, continue 70 draw i'm
mtnse nunbeTsto this proeperous establishment
OLinrtc. Fellows band which numbers very many
clever performers. announce hne bill of entsrtsin.
mert Tor this evening solo ihe violin BY Meyer,
and oas on the accordion by Hanisy
AmtHfcsS MUsstfN : The afternoon performances COZ.
'is,s 81 The yeua.viilss a mischief Mskinz" ani
"PepYing the Question usicsl exHroes by the Ian
esfhife Bellrngers with siugioz aud dancing. Tue
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