The New York herald., 1850-05-02
Theatrical md Musical.


Bow.Rr THg.rRE-"IIenry the Fourth" Ia put upon
the stage here in style which indicates the
summate skill the costumes the scenery, and the
pcrior acting Of the able dramagus render the
tragedy altogether attractive and entertaining aud
worthy Of any theatre In this country. Giibertsre-
preenttion of the fat knight Harding the lean earth
ne he walks along was an admirable piece Of acting.
spirit rrd excellence which we have already noticed.
particularly Hotspur and the geutle Kate" by Mr..
and Mrs. wnllack who were inmitable. The drama
Of Nick Of the Woods" In which j r. Scott and Miss
w.mys acquitted themselves to the perfect satisfac
ton Of the whole house was nso performed.
BRospwAy Tnsarns.-Last evening. Knowles beau.
tful play ofths "HuDchtack" was performed at this
tn. .sire, with ane cast Tho character OF Julis
SUSTAINED by Mrs farron actress OF considerable
dramatic celebrity Her figure Is good and her acting
excellent To some her accent may not appear 20 be
sweet hut che evidently possesses many OF the eadi
qualities which constitute good actress The part of
keeping with this emincn actors great hisrionc sbi-
~ We have Mr. Dyott frequently playing second
line artists who did not posses. gene
rni requisites which 40 brilliantly displayed by Mr..
Dyott and We are always happy to see him appointed
to the first walk In the drama he s every way CAL
culhted "a give entire Subtraction Mr. Frrd,rcks as
Master walter sustained his part we'll and Chapman,
- fs,hom. was ms happy a. usual This evez'ug.
ty Mrs Parrrn that of Leonardo by Mr. Dyott and st
Pierre by Mr. Tredericks No doubt there will BE- a
good house.
BrKros's THy.ns-Ths always frrquented plsce Of
mont crowded last night to excess by the
admirers OF Burton and his excellent CON-
rsny The Serious Family" was performed with that
psrf' cton which belongs only to this ably managed
establishment Tho laughahie farce, called My Pre-
rious petsey" commenced the performance with
which the audience seemed quite delighted. Tonight
being ss usual the Dombcy night that successful and
bevcrtr're piece will be given. In conjunction with
the Toodlcs" IN which Burton "a perfect This bill Il
indeed attractive one; and " we give an opl-
ron NJ s opinion" will zay that the house will
he early crsn'med In every department
NArtossL THpArrr--Tbs performances last night
consisted 81 the drama of Born to Good Luck the
Irishmsn's Fortune" In Place and Ont Of Place"
and the very interesting drama - Ireland as II Is"
Mr. and Mrs. williams the great lions Of the
night. and the house such rs IL nightly witnessed
At this well managed and attractive estshshment
Ihir drama contains some startling and affecting incl
depts respecting the oppression of t~nantry ~ IN.
lspdcrds In Tr' land This evening will be revived
with all its FORMER splrndor of costume and scenery
the turcsque 81 the femsle Forty Thieves" In which
Mrs williams will sustain her original part.
Asror PLscy THnsrpr." The Duke. Wager" was
performed lsst night at this magnificent theatrr be.
fore highly fashionable sudience That piece-.hish
~ the way, were the arst. In notice which .p-
pear in the Hersd 81 Tuesday morning to sixpalss
- strsnsistion Of French piece written BY Alexan.
Dor Dumss-is deeply interesting and cannot fail to
have long ard attractive run of performances II h
put On tho star~ In msnner highly creditabl- to the
rt@e manager OF this estahshment and tho principal
chafsesrs are admirably we'll rendered by Messrs Nes-
fe snd tddsns and Misscs Durrt and J Dean We
perceived that We also sugr~sted-som. Intelligent
cutting have been made which render the plcc-
iivrly. and shorter The entertainments conclude
wi'h ny Precious Detsey" In which Nr Bas. ~
nchtsll va. truly inimitahle To night The Dukes
w-rer" will h~ repeated. With The Captain Of the
watch" as aferpisce.
C1sisrrs Orps. Hover The entertainments for
this evening are 81 interesting and highly amusing
ebarsctsr scos gises. and every description of vocal
izstop sl-o tnsrums performancss consistinx Of
solcs on IN. violin guitar and banjo The
elegantly diversified George and sheppard bet wc-n
~. psrts introducing beautiful dances, the Polka
III Highland Ylns comic Douhl. Dance &c
ot,spie -Pi.rc.s Minstrel. are soing ahead " ve
nsy juds- nurhers .. thi. little theatre s crowd
cd nightly To see them The programme for this
r.rfcrrsnees and dancing Pierce 10 full Of vit sad
p.rrincnt
M,Iopso~. Whites sersnsa~rs although no, sop.
tendrg for supremacy With the broadway Minstrels
yet they movs along quietly at 81 Bo~.ry and give
great tstsfsction hy their negro delinestions
Crcv.-Aros Pl,or.-Ths vrrneh ~questri.ns are |
strseting large se-smtsece every evening u -itn-s
their grae.fui o, dsring acts of ,v.~tns,shp The
si srceilent and Wallet rich and rsey ss ever
ln bis -itty sayings and comis sctions
Cturrsr Musyus Thee ~ho hsv. reed IN. history
u the Celestial Empire and -ho have ben .-,oni.h.d
~ the ~ the small fct % the higher class u
sns-~ Trstify their curiosity BY Witt 10
the Chimes Museum. where pvsr rohoo lady Of de
A. tli 10 r. NJ
Wucor the comedian. tske~ his benefit at the As |
tor Place Theatre. on Friday night
M wilLtsss the Irish comedian, takes his beosnt
At th, National Theatre Friday night lie 10 great
fs'orite. and no doubs will hsv- . full houes
. sirnors Cicees snd sirnor Neri h.v. returned ts
ths eity nom their tour 70 N~v Orleans and rfsv.ns
s"a "m appear nest vccs st the Brc~dvsy thestre
az. ~ sos,c,.r Of ,b~ ~Orkren engaged In pu,-