The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-22
Theatrical and Musical.

BowERy THEArRE.-The new and very successful
tragedy entitled the "Osth Of Once" written express
~ by Mr.. Cannon for Mr.. and Mrs. Wsllsok, Jr, was
again performed last evening before another denssy
crowded and highly fashionable house. The Bowery
Theatre Is indeed Of the most attractive places Of
amusement, and the pieces represented there we'll
the artists who interpret them gro~ing at every
performance. In the favor Of the public MIR Wsllsok,
as Lynch Fitzstephen, and Mrs. wsllack in her part
Of Lady Margaret truly perfect in the various ps
thetic scenes with which this thrilling drama is filed
IL Is but justice to that they admirably sus
tanned by the artists who personsed the other charsc
audience seemed highly delighted with the piece aud
the manner in which IL was performed The enter
tine in which Messrs Lester and Gilbert and Miss
Wemyss, Ia the principal parts, were frequently ap
pauded By the way we perceive that the
Of night 10 set apart for the benefit Of Miss Wemyss
the greatest avories Of this theatre As the bill
Is very attractive and the beneficiary lovely actress
the house will be too small for ell the of the
Bowery Theatre.
BnoApwAr THEArRE.-Lsst evening, the comedy OF
Extremes repested and though the house was
not filed to the extent 1t the night before yet
1t presented as full and cheering array Of auditors
could with comfort and convenience contain and
those who have not as yet witnessed 1t will have but
this evening and to to avail themselves of that
treat Mr. Jordon having seeded from this theatre,
the part Of Erlsn was sustained by Mr.. Harris Mr.
u H. Barrett has already assumed the managerial
rule. and Mr. Blake makes his farewell bow to the New
York audience ON Saturday night on Monday, the
admired and the accom- lshed Miss Davenport alter
most triumphant tour in the South will make her hrst
appearance at the Broadway. She Is young lady of
great requirements of acknowledged dramatic ability,
possessing much grace OF scton psthos and point in
her delivery and gifted with considerable personal
beauty. On recent engagement at the Aston Place
Opera House she created feeling 10 her favor among
her to this house predict that this young lady
will not lose In comparison with any tragic actress,
however eminent, who has preceded her. We uadsr.
occasion Of Mr.. Blake's benefit realized near $4,000.
BuRroN's THEArEE.-That never. failing to attract
the Serious Family was repeated again last
ing, to very numerous and respectable audience,
and usual received with upboundsd applause
The entertainments concluded with the Capture Of
Captain Cutie" which likewise met With much favor
Tonight the Serious Family, and Posr Pillicoddyn
CHASFRAu's NATIONAL THEATRE.-The entertain
ments given NJ this favorte house such
Ing that early from the pit to the gallery every seat
was occupied Mr. ChsAfrau, the great Nose prior to
his Northern and Western tour, appeared Nose in
California, aud Don Cesar De Bazsn, In the piece
Of that This srtist received as usual with
thupders Of applause and, during all the psrforms
he interrupted by cheers and every mark of salts
faction. He also admirably seconded by the
talented artists OF his company, and Mir Titop,
Jose, in the brst piece, well Messrs Seymour and
After utiul dances, by Misses and u Carlo
two little and lovely girls the entertainments
clud-d with the lsushsbls farce called "The Phsntom
Breakfast" which was cspitally acted The bill
Off red night Is very attractive and cannet fall to
attract another densey crowded house it the last
but one Of the performances Of Mr.. Chsnfrau.
Aston PLACE. THEATRE.-On Monday evening next,
this splendid establishment opens with excellent
company under the management of Mr.. Bass gen
tie man Of great dramatic celebrity, and comedian
OF the best ACTORS, Ia his line, have ever seen
The entertainments will commence with the beautiful
play Of the Lady Of Lyons" The character Of Pau.
line will be sustained BY Miss NJ. Duret The Lon
doD papers have highly eulogized her personaton Of
lts no anfl Ara If ID
Meinotte by MIR. George VsndethooR, will, doubt
receive all that polished and excellent education
give TO It. in order TO display the various BEAUTIES OF
the part Mr. Bass will appear Is Cooael Danas, Ia
which be fret introduced to the Ne~ YORK public
psiles BY Mrs Dyott ana widos Melnotte by Mrs. Hau.
htcn The farce Of the Married Rake will follow, In
which Mrs Mcclesn and Meesrs Walcot, Bernsrd and
oh-r eminent artists will appear. The smusements
will close With the farce OF "A Man without Head
CnrrsrY's orEHA Houss. The performsnees at this
esabshmept no matter how great tbs attraction may
BE- any other place Of amusement, eeem to dr&w
crowded houses every evening. The airs, which are
sung with sweetness and harmony, and tse words, al
OF 70. rae. sney are REPRESENTING seem TO give toe ut
nost pleasure and delight to every one who visits Me-
ebspics' Hall. The Instrumental performance Is ak
c.il.nt and the dancing exquisite. In short the
psny Is ably managed and hence Its great success.
AMKRic.S Musical FUsD socsry.-rhs fourth and
last the At the Aston Place Opera
House brought together ali the friends Of the society
NJ the concert last night The house sded Ia
every part and many ladies aud gentlemen, who had
not secured seats deprived Of the great treat
joysc by the brilliant and fsshionabs multitude.
Perhaps more elegant ssse mbage vac never seen In
this house lt grand finale 10 the efforts Of the
II the fund, Who ommenced last year with
forty o,s subserioers and who nov number over one
HUNDRED. The hCus. was 20 crowded that we're
obssd to seek the stage, In order to enjoy tas
suteriapmsnt which gave such high gratifsa-
ton. N.hdel',Shn BsJ,heldy in Wedding ne ma-
Nishts DTshm.m has not only added Iovcuess to
the genius OF the En.lsh bard, bat reasct.d immor-
tally upon himself In grssping the grand idrs Of
these eined Efforts instncvely we hear the voices
Ct kunaSity and fancy consortns With hArmoaies de-
heicus III fun Of intelligence though the crsatos
q The earth had just burst In all beauty upou the
univt. and the stars we're singng tegs,her for JOY
No figure lees strong can indicate the true poser OF
that harmony ~ Thought aud music which makes the
combr auon prevented last night 80 Impressive. HAD
hs reading Of the play been - perfect this execution
az the music, nothing would have been wanting. The
dfs~lnF tones, and very marked errors In style OF
Nrs ksmble. aided TO au apparent incapsoity Of
sounding correctly such uords a. rose, ""go "ksoT
aud Other wOrds In which the broad 10 distinctive
nsfrsd 10. cuton OF other ~se well rendered
sEd .n.c'i'.Iy Depicted Such errors however, are
tgbsersive o. good taste II passed unDoticed and i a.
duty. 10 IL regret. 10 notice them, pzr.cu
larry ~ w- .srn that Mrs ke1ble not only gave ner
freely the OCCASION bat othersi.e pisccd
the toci,y nbdsr deep Cations The vocai part
s,rsllenuy sustsiu.d by Mrs. l.. A. ZONES tsoprapoD
shd Al.s y. DEUCE (contf.iio) asdsiei by al IT.
nclsut chorus Of ladies Tn. concerts OF tue go
ci.ty have resulted f.vorably, aud ~ u ples-
cure TO sdd. that the iudistnL inhrm. sai eyed
rGbseulests which have heru made foe the hspgtrrs
comoT OF those who have devoted the nsslses %
81 the association and feods met 10 the saloon a the
hus. and In the Interchange u Il. spoke q
the progress q the fund eth plessursbe pride; Nc
G-crge LoS.r pr.s-npg the facts and aosno rl.dgipg
the af,i.taBcr Of hsBds la g. crtdtsbis
TO his judgment and u his heart AFTER this, mid
night sesnsds va given TO Mrs. K-mb- o., token q
the ubsy-sAal regard shea che is held By the
socistisn. fcf her voluntary kiDtDess.
Cni~rsE NrsruN The concert % Madam La.srs
will oouse 81 THIS evening at the above sac
vii b. assstsdb by Madam Nslt.lnli Who will ,iog
fistobs en- tsusreptofs. spds csvzios from Ernani;
Lscpold Meyer viclinst of greet musiesl c-l.basy
~ give vioiin colo; Professor Van Der weyd- ~ill
execste 900 en- tb. Hoian pisnofoste, and Madam
LaEsrs colo the harp ~hch che fingers With g.st
ski aud which he seems 10 have perfect mas.
tsfy In the second part Messrs linn and Scasrfer-
berg viii clay dnett the piano which gill be tot
lousd by sris from Robert lie Diablsm sith other
attractive features
ANIscsS MUstrs The Batemans still IN the
asrsnosnt their dramatic give the ut
mot sstisfsctiop aud pleasure Bsrpum very happy
10 his fsisctiebs aud engagements We uodsrstasdhs
has ben engaging several uveU ami other artist. 81
gfsst dfaustic CELEBRITY who vil In due time be
tcsd In sdoitup 20 the attractive performs %
the Bstsuans the Msrtinst family very gres, favor
hs' spr-sr IN Fantcmimes, aud give their smusng
Durssiie fssts