The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-05
Theatrical and NlusicnI.

BowrRr THEArRE-Notwithstand the inclemency
Of the weather, this theatre well attended The
entertainments commenced with liking Henry the
FOURTH which played in style Of excellence sell
dom equaled The audience muoh pl.~ssd and
expressed themselves by well merited applause The
entertainment concluded with the highly interesting
Sailors in 1871 This piece was exceedingly well
ceived, ard Of we'll played receiving the de-
served appreciation Of the audience.
BaoApwAr THr,rRr.-n a diversity Of entertain
ments variety Of all available talent, and good
guar company of stock actors managed by the supe-
ror skill and dramatic taste Of Of the best
for public amusement can insure success the Broad
way, under the direction Of Mr.. Barrett, certainly
stands unsurpassed in its magnetic by any 9TH
temple devoted to the Thespian art in this play 60
ing and pleasure loving city The bill presented last
night was of excellent judgment and extreme
good taste Mrs. fsrren. who performed Madame Do
rival In the interesting play Of .Remorse the Bank
rupts Wife, increased In the favor she has already
won by her dgnined judIcous and feeling porraiturs
OF that character Mr. Perry Is fast progressing into
public estimation, and easy, graceful and hypo-
critical in the coury rcue Rchelieu Miss Kate Horn,
who always charms us with her arch acting and her
sweet smiles. quite captivating as the Countess
de Fleurs Mrs Held who Is excellent in the terma-
q. her mistrcsss honor Mrs Farren takes her benefit
Monday; the bill good and the occasion worthy
Of public patronage
BrHros's TurArRr.-The popular play Of The se-
rious Family" was again performed at Burtons last
evening II st receives the greatest applause, IL
we'll deserves The bill for the evening consisted be-
sides the Serious Family" Of ballad and nm over.
ture. ~ interludes. with the drama Of The Wreck
comedy Of The Vicar Of Wakefield" will be pro-
duced.
N.rroy,L THEarRr.-Last evening was set apart for
the benefit Of Mrs. d. Williams and full house
the result TIE pieces selected for the occasion
Born TO Good Luck the g "Irish Lion.r Our Gal"
multitude ofattrsctions who could wonder at crowded
house Mrs " wiiams Is a very talented actress, and
quite favorite
Asron PL,or THrlrpr-Last evening the new piece
called the Dukes Wager" was again performed, and
say that every character in the play ably
sustained The cast embraced all the principal
artists Miss Julia Dean. Miss NJ. Duret and hessrs
Neahe. Lynne. Adams. &C. We we're much pleased
with Miss Deanes per-onatien of Gabrielle de Belle
Isle. She very natural. and In the scene where
she sndssvors to convince her lover that she inno
of the charge Of her being closetted With Richie
lieu-her sgobised emotions TO think that her word
should he doubted by him to whom she bestowed AL
that the hearts best affections could give was so
touching beautifully deln ated by action and ex
preston that she received veil merited plsuds Mr.
Neahs as kehei,u a was excellent, We .s are
the artists are very clever and the stage management
excellent
CuSrsr Mrsrrw-rhe little chsrmer from the Ce-
lesia Empire with her beautiful little feet s attract
ing all the ladies cf the city to her She is very
sfsbe and engaging In her manners. and is really
great curiosity Besides the attraction OF herself
and attendants, there are q great many novel fea-
lures which can also be seen In the Museum. Bar.
public. lie spares neither time expense In cater
Ing for their amusement.
Crpcrs. AsroR PLacE.-The nert week being posi-
lively the last OF the equestrian exercises Of June and
Cos splt ndd French frours. those who have not
yet them. should by all mean embrace this op-
portunity There viii be an entire change In the
performances We are persuaded this beautiful am
phhestre will present brilliant array of fashion and
beauty az the great attractive feature. Mdlle Tour
niare will display all tho-e shining qualities Of eques
tranism which have secured for her the dstng
position Of being the graceful elegant and fssci
mating lady equestrian In the world AL the other
respective departments. We understand that after
having Astor place, they will perform In brooklyn for
a few days
otyxrIc. -Pieree's Minstrels ererting all their
powers Of minstrelfy 20 please their patrons In an
nouncing for the performance tomorrow evening an
elegant selection of negro melodies. choruses, In
strum,ntal performances and dancing Price is ss
funny as ever. aud elicits great applause
MrloproS white and hr band OF serensders are
continuing their negro concerts at 81 Bowery: Their
entertainment consists Of songs chorusee and dancing
Cpar.rss OrrRa Horss- This celebrated band. so
long and favorably known In this city announce Tor
tomorrow evening. entertainment Of highly
smusin ng character We are alvsys delighted IN hear
chaunt their negro choruses; but there sre other
features In the performances which demand special
remark and those the solos Of Mr.. Gould on the
gu tar and Mr. Doniher. on the violin. Gonlds erecu-
ton 10 eaquiste he is perfect mater Of his instru
mspt, and receives well merted cheers.
Bssst'. vorsor TO Brsors.-This being the last
week but Of the exhibition Of this beautiful psno
every should have view of II before its de-
many yet who have not enjoyed that pleasure. They
should embrace the opportunity Of doing so.
Hvrcui-soS F,sutr - This band Of vocalsts will give
q concert tomorrow evening. N the Apollo Rooms.
They present 6ne bul Of entertainment, which EN-
braces most of their popuias songs