The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-23
TWO CENTS.
Theatrical antl RIuslcaI.

Theatrical and Muslcal.
| BowEsr THEArRE-The remarkable fondness which
the patrons OF the Bowey have for tabesux ID spprs-
oiated by the proprietor Of that establishment who
neither pains nor expense to get up attractions
which snail repay them for their patronage. The
wandering Jow" which has been on the boards for
number Of nights past has proven capital hit There
are In this piece five tableaux-each in succeaeion
rivsiDs its predecessor. until the climax Is reached
The piece Is well cast and goes off like clock work In
addition to the Wandering Jew" each light presents
rome excellent accompanying piece That on the bill
addition to tbe plays lately written overture was
announced tor last evening 1t is said which re-
ceivsd every night with great applause.
| BRoApwAy THfArRn-Lsst evening, the perform
ancss at this house for the benefit the Young
| Mems Hebrew Benevolent Association and the bill
presented and atti tisctive combination of talent
In addition to the dramstis person of the company
We had signorna Borghese and Signor Forti
ing the dience between the acts together with the
valuable aid OF the orchestra OF the Italian Opera red
| by Max Marttzek himself who applauded I'D
encorsd In each performance. The overture to" viii
liam Tell" vss executed in brilliant and mastery
| style. The comedy Of the School for Scandal
enacted with some material alter sons in the Of
characters from its last representation Mrs Barrett
being the Lady Teaze; Mr.. Wheatey Charles Su face
Mr.. Dyott the " Josrphn Of the occasion. Mrs
Barrett, who is charming actress, graceful aud
dgnifed Lady Teaze, and Mr. B,are was highly
amusing Sir Peter MIR Wheatley performed CHARLIE.
Surface with that easy eegance winch IL Identical with
it's true representation; and are half ineliusd 10
think that we like MIR Dyott better in the character OF
the smooth Hycophsnt, Joseph Surface, than dl in
that Of Charles which we lately saw hin plag So ad-
mirsbly. But do not undertake 10 ctitciss the
performance this occa'ion, having been unable 90
gain admittsnce beyond the lobby The house wss
crowded to every avail sbes,iche 1psd,
and presented Of the most dazzling concentrations
Of beauty we have coDgregaet together Tor some
time past, the fair daughters Of israel being Ia the
ascendant in tact, 1t was quite Hebre house Tne
members of the committee, decorated With badges Of
Office acted as stewards aud politely conducted each
party their seats they entered The charity will
doubtless reap rich from the proceeds
Of this bumper beneat NJ the Broadway Theatre.
Burrows THEATRE.-Yesterday evening, another
and intelligent audience in attendance at
this fAvo-e place Of amusement. The entertainments
commenced with the very popular comedy Of the
Serious Family which is still drawing GRO wded
houses, and seems never to decrease In public favor
Notwithstanding its almost too frequent petition IL
was received and witne .sed last night with "a latter
ing marks Of appreciation ana universal as
have characterized this fsvorite piece since its
first representation. The amusemonts concluded with
the excellent comedy of the Poor GentlemaD," which
performed with admirable ability aordng at the
same time, infinite pleasure and delight. Messrs. Bur-
tinually convulsed with laugh To night the
rious Family" and e" Breach Of Promise "
NArIosAL THrAIRE.-Again, last night, this
fsvoiite place OF amusement crowded Fl pit to doms
to witness the magnificent performances which were
presented We have said much Of the splendid specta-
Gle Of the Female Guard Of its beauties the ta.te-
full and appropriate marches with which 1t Is inter-
spersed to ray nothing OF the mrth prov dongs
OF Kasrac who keeps the whols houe eonvulssd vita
be upon the stare the artfui
faithful perso nation II Alsip. But It is utterly
impossible for any to have idea Of the piece
III II Is seen Tie closing scenes II this piece are
peculiarly interesting, where guard OF fifty fsnales
move with all the military skill and accuracy of
movement that wtuid be expected fson regularly
trained military corp Already has this piece been
presented for fifty mis- aud tue desire II
as great as when 1t was brst put upon the stage rhs
exalted reputation Of the thestre aud the aanAgeens
determined that effort shall be spared to furnish
patrons The success OF the Nstionai "a very great
thoe who vii It testiy that most deseseiy.
M'rcnELL's OLYMrIc TnrArrE.-The ontertanmsut
of yesterday evening commenced with the excellent
comedy entitled The Soldiers Daughter which was
acted with admirable ability, and witnessed amid
bur' oflaughter and expression, OF general satiflc
tion and delight. II followed by the comic drams
OF " Ola Honesty" and the Isugh,ble farce Of AID.
gate tumpn which passed oil TO the ininits pleasure
and Amusement 81 numerous audience Nsssrs
Nicsinson aud Mitchell, as Broony ssash, performed
their respective r0is With much t.lsnt and origu-
atty. elieiing long aud frequent applause. rhs
nts concluded with the farce Of The Married
Bachelor" shich afforded much merriment To-uirht
viii be performed The drama Of" Old Honesty" rhs
Parsons Nose, Altgste Pump and the Loan of
Loyern
CHsisrs's orErA Hour.-hpo,hsr very attractive
bill OF entertainment Is offered by this celebrated ban
tins evening The choicest selection Of mebie, the
famous burlesque "Voysge Musicsln ana the most
prominent feature Of ali is the beautiful sad graceful
iis hissd reel cf ". sheppard. The srrsossasns Of
Chiisys entertainment IL excellent and Is such as to
give plea ure TO all his patrons.
ANrEic,S MusruM Jim Crow Rice is stiII drawing
large afssmbsges to this attractive establish hm.nt.
His famous character Of Ginger Blue II greatly ai-
mircd The vaudeville company who support lin are
very good and Pete Morriss singing aud Yankee
deinsaiions excite immodsrate nt, OF laughter.
NrnLo's GAnDgS.-Ths farewell mujcsi festival of
sgnorDi Tsdesco and Boghese, will take place this
spscicus and beautiful theatre, Saturday esenng
next. IL will be . grand affair.
Antn'csS MUsIcAL FUsD SocIsrr "A grand concert,
In a'd Of the above benevolent object, will OF
rext Saturday evening, a. the Opera house, Astor
place The pieces selected for his hs sesond) concert
of this society are :ovsrture 60 Der Fressbutr;
eefts fur the violin executed by Mr. Burke; Dorse
MAI" from Eliza q Claudio, erecutsd By Mi.s Jsia
Northa and Signor Rossi Corsi; grand potpourr ON
Verdi By sisnofipa Truai duo from semIrsmide'v
by signorins Perrini aud Sizpor Beneventsno; aria
from I" Anna Bolena" signor Fort This Il q bill Of
prtst attraction, and considering the benevolent pur
pofe for which the concert In given, 10 will pre-
sumo draw crowded house.
s,orosA Ro.s Cosn. The bsneat Of this artist
which VAS announced Co on 10. morrhw evening
s postponed to q future day.
MsLopsoS. - whites serenaders continue 10 give
their amusing negro eiformsncss every evening 81 b
Bo-uy
Tas w.spsrr>a Jsw This piece which is nov being
performed st the Bo.sry Th-atrs and -hsh hs' bsss
received Nth much ecisf dramstisei aud sdsp
ed by Mrs Annie Conwsy Csrnsn the talented sete.s
vho s no- performing st washington TINS isiy is
the mother of L~ Pear, Conssy Carmsp, who st four
years - has created great sensation ssssseas
This talented child viii make her nrst appearances I'm
Washington, this evening aud will ws b-i-ve appear
In this city next seasen Her talent II highly aposen
which ms psr,aqm.s ,,,s s,.., ,as.s.. o. sb.
sosery theatre last season and believe prtpar-
ing come other pieces
MIR " b Finn made his a.s~t ct the Ho-srd theatre
Boston on the 2lst last In the character Of Pansoss
Police Intelligence.
The nscerery If te 800 B-at BE -ye.terdsy -s
noticed In this joarna the arrest of ronpkin. ts-