The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-04-17
Theatrical and Musical.

Theatrical and Musical.
BowrRr TmEArRE-It is wonderful to the
of persons who nightly throng this establish
ment yet 1t is not astonishing when look at tho
variety Of the performances and the excellence Of the
several artiss The beautiful and highly interesting
drama Of the Wizard Of tho Wave is brought out in
style OF surprising spendor, and its story Is amazing
stranger; was repeated. and Mr' and Mrs WsllaeS
drew down the merited applause Of tho whole house
Messrs Gilbert and Wnans contributed greatly to
lieye tho painful Incidents so .feeiinsy portrayed by
| the Stranger and Mrs. Haller
| BROADWAY TmrArmE.-Collins since his engagement
has drawn immense audiences. He appeared, last
night Capt. ORourke PIN the ''Solder Of Fortune"
and in Paddy Murphy, in the farce Of tho Happy
Man" His personation Of both characters was charac
terised by excellent acting rich brogue, arch express
sion. and in short, every thing appertsining genu-
Inc son Of tho Emerald Isle lilo always perfect In
his parts-possesses excellent knowledge Of stage
business-and his voc alizaton L. universally admired
His Bold Soldier Boy" and widow Machree," are
worth the price of admission Tonight he appears as
Mcshanen the comedy Of the Nervous Man assisted
by Mr.. Barrett, the excellent comedian also In the
"Irish POST rs Terence 0'Grady. His great success
has induced the management extend his gagemen
another week lie will appear in new piece on Thurs
day evening.
BuRross THEArRn.-This prosperous establishment
which Is nightly crowded in every department Offers
for this evenings amusement excellent bill namely
tho SERIOUS Family" Poor Pillicoddy" and DO
mestic Economy We have so frequently criticized
these pieces that nothing remains for to say
than that the dramas excellent and the comedians
the first stamp. Burton IL host In him ~if aud
his selections good and exactly suited to tl
taste Of tho age In which live that must
crown his efforts
NArIo,AL THEArRE-0ne Is always certain Of . de-
lightful evenings entertainment at this house. The
Bohemian Girl" the principal feature of attrae-
tion last night, and numerously throngcd audience
warmly expressed their sense OF the truly excellent
manner In which IL was represented Sir. W MarshA sill
admirable Deyilshoof and Miss A Cruise inte-
resting and effective tho airline, and she gave the
music OF the piece with great taste The psrfrm
concluded with excellent drama, entitled the
Charcoal Burner"
AsroR PLAer TgrArRr-Miss Julia Dean, the excel
lent tragic actress who has been playing for the last
two nights at this theatre amidst tho cheers Of d,
lighted audiences will appear this evening, In tho
beautiful character Of Juls, In the "Hunchback
Mr. Neshe will play Master walter, Mr. Lynne an ex-
ceilcnt actor that OF Sir Thomas Clifford Mr. WslcOt
the part Of Modus. The other characters by very
good stock company The amuscments will conclude
with tho farce of Nicholas flam," In which MIR Bass
Of the best comedians In the country will sustain
the principal character Mr. Bass is increasing In his
exertions to please the theatrical community Of As
tor n ace and therefore deserves liberal patronag,
IrALiAr 0rrnA AT NsLos-Last night, Attls" was
repeated TO fashionable audience, though less In
numbers than the preceding representation. The
music Of Verdi scarcely suited the Of the
public. yet we find vast field for admiration In Tho
treatment OF the theme selected for his unausonsbs
genius to work upon. There T. harmony cf design
between tho vocal and instrumental quite deli-
oous and though intimaed by necessarily tho
the soprano part has been transposed to suit
signorins Tcdcsco yet there remains sucient u the
original purpose of tho composer illustrate the scope
Of his ambition. Verdi has won laurcls which arc not
easily torn from his brow and though he docs eeek
70 captvate the ear by repeating himself no u not The
lees entitled 90 regard tor the boldness Of hs conf
denec The repetition Of this opera calls Tor little
mark beyond that already made in columns. Vet
We may sincerely say that our lyric stag has ncror
been graeed with talent aud hnish Of srtistcaI
skill. than has been displayed In the production
Of this opera. Msrini himself exhibits his re.
markahle powers " not In the most pleasing form
yet with force and cnulgrnce that must b. deemed
triumphanfy ereeent lie h we'll second "A by Sisnor
Corrsdsett who sings with an evennes. Of tome AMI
with steadness of voice. quite satisfactory snd
highly pleasing sirnor Lorrini the trnor ihoaxa
wanting In any supcrabundant gift % nature has
Won art 20 his ambition 10 produce Astonishing
suits, aud his tones rich and full falling upon the
with delicious sweetness Addsd O. this he feels
his music with the soul Of artist, aud note and
action harmonire so BEAUTIFULLY a. 70 extort admrs
ton Stgnorina Tedesco docs all with Odsbelia thNt
can b. expected Obliged 20 sing from score trans
poscd 20 suit her voice tho leading element of tho
theme of the compo~r u Lost and the climax of The
music is isft 10 the whole company of ,ocaiist.
Though srnorins Tedesco msy shine BY such means.
,h. eomPo,er suffers because his d'.ign i no fully
interPrttci The next pcrformsnc- Il y understoot
viii b. " La Favoritan should Sgnorina Steftnont
sppsr in H. predict for her estroriinarv suec.ss
We can imagine What such vocais, would a, wi,h
the principal character, aud shall b. prepared 10
hear her bring out her lower notes a. wi ~ tho
higher ones, IN gush of melody Perhapi signor
sslyi the tenor. will spycar with hr This wl b. d.
sirste Tor With his unrivallcd voice adIi o. that "
Sgnoripa stcfanoni what are We not led 90 eKpccl
We wait for the hour
CHsi-rs OYrp, Uovsv This night beinr the last
evening this week that this company will perform ~
Mechanics Hall, no doubt the will b. crowded
The programme h very Interesting containing cx.
cellent selection of Negro melodies snd various other
amulements They perform the next three nights at
the brooklyn Institute.
srs.sris- n Coot-The concert of this prrcocious
pianist at the Tabernacle Tomorrow might viii intro
duee several artists Of great ccicbrty Prof Becht
ne fffrfu rfun ~ w.
compositions which excesat, and Madame Ste-
phhnie the Hungarian vOcalist whose volnbie execu
ton and brilliant style Astonishing viii sing the
occasion Altogether the concert will be one % the
best Of the and a. 10 u The last appearance ~
Master Cook those persons who have not noticed his
wonderful powers should take occasion 70 enjoy that
pleasure.
Ots~rtc. .-pierce's Minstrcls giving their Negro
representations every evening. 90 crowded hous~, The
programme for this evening " attractive both A. ra-
tsrnoon concert NJ o'clock
Mropror white and hls bani are r-rrrsepti ma
the Southern Negroes every evening. NJ 50 bovcry
Jsr-r Lt~p Ntw Ycnp-Mr Bsrnuu res,erf,v
engsgd apartments IN the Irving fl0uee for the crle
bratsd Jenny Lind, the Swedish Nightingale. and hsr
They vrry elegant and consnnodlous and will
b held I'm rcrerve for them from tho ~nth ~
stpnmbr ncxt We are ikewise informed thst Mr.
Banum deposited yesterday the isrre of money
which. BY the terms of sgrvemrnt bct~een him aud
jenny Lind he w& rcasired 10 lodge in shs hands u