The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-06
Thentracak Intelligence

Theatrical Intelligence.
BurIoS's TrArRE-The comic range Of pieces PRO
duccd with such great variety in this elegant little thea
ire makes it place Of very popular and the at
tendance though not exactly aristocratic liz certainly
very fashionable The winter closed last evening
wills three amusing pieces commencing with the hurleta
entitled "A Nabo5 for Hour in which Mr.. IL. pacidc
played Hobbs With great drollery and comic eect'
being well supported by Holman and Johnston Mrs Dyott
aud Mrs. Holman. The second piece the capital
con,nk of Bachelors Torments,n in which Mr. Single
tone old bachelor uncle, proud Of the great literary
work on population which he had just completed, and
having most inycterac dstaste for babies most ex
oel.nty represented by Blake. Tom the servant.
capitaly played by johnston and he other chlrac
tcrs also ably sustained. The comedy Of First
Night Peep Behind the Curtains concluded the
enter airmcnts All the pieces admirably execut
ed leaving the critic little find fault with. The corps
q actors connected with this establishment IN their
eyu nt good artist and the orchestra is one Of the
finest in the city The attendance last nj large.
The boxes prescntei cay appearance, being crowded
with aSnionatly dressed people, large proportion OF
whom ladies' and the other portions Of the house
were equally well filed The summer season commences
to. morrow; which occasion now comedy IS an
nounced called Mind Your Own Business
TIN NATIONAL THEArRr.-Mlss Fanny WALLACE =
This fyorite actress closed her farewell engagement here
last night prior her departure Tor Europe she
Of great merit ana has drawn good houses She
appeared last evening Don Cesar De Bazan in the dra
Of that and her dolineaions q the ceDtious
and chess Spanish Don amusing artistic aud de-
cidedly true and lelike. Miss Wailack is capital
actress representing her characters witt spirit and
complete perception Of her part ler style Of acting
b. much resemblance that o Miss Charlotte Cusl-
man. though do mo- to intimate that she is
copyist or imitator OF that lady Her voice air ana
cal sage con rbutc much to thi. similarity particularly
10 playing Light comedy None ote ether acers a. tns
H. ,,a !, m p - Ioae whnt ncb snr - | ~
a.,f NJ ruXln ~ Enfse ~
pretty snod iinpersona'iln Of the oid noble; and
o1d ,f, MIDI W,,lscI af,ereorss a,,o ., M 80
Mannoin il which sis suit aimed the character Of s,a,
mtlilts WIN srest aonti ipe anos etA.ae,5s "eFe
boxes with rcsp,ctae liz cl.ies ma tbs para ttg ana
galleries with ess ercct audience. Few ladies graccd
c thgatrc ileir presence. secul is u tle Etro-
rite eiah -huen ~ hs artizan cav all there Is moo
consequently yc.y strict observance 0. tho rue3 81
~ hos allie etiquette. RE younl cAa't-s ID wsrm
H. ather take oil their coa.7 ana yiFgr rt
crf 10 keep heupscyss csul AMI rs ~ mach trouble
III, the ra " stcripll Trrv conduct
II u',lyes, however, IL ether N VIII ode anu de-
oorun
GRrAr FNo!rf,lrNr tp IovY--rtR Z, riYg N,r-rirs-
l,a... - II,
- onou1cehes - "pte0Fllse' lV-slorEo" eNt4!-
IN G Tie Morsey Opera rrourc. TIE bca- y The
Aston Place theatre bas cal,sei III. e,,., rio
49,, ,...,.
= - ets'S y 'Ao loa -. y tne ey.
tpncr tendon has become dceRlfuly Malignant II tbs
idca ofQnv of the- own esto eng 20 ,tfai ~ tbe;r
It..,4, . :, ,a..., !. H.. -. .,.. 80. ,
uHy - 70 eescsh1 e. she Stas' ~ ALAs noese where
they Lad hitherto occupied a. the high places. There is
great ycltc1n,p In the hall, ana sagons Of TIE .ic.
o 49,, = soi.n,,, l..,o,.,s ,,,,,.4 - t r.
800 - 80 !" 'Vi '.'s'' -" 'fshN' 80 'se1 ~
tered into 70 prevent u possible the aceop sEuien Q.
that degrading moa ure aud 10 dcfea. lie intcnto, sc
,to;r .a.l,.,,, u.;.,, ~ 49,. an. NJ. ..,
~ 49, ~ rs go NJ ey : .'.'';
th lie olhet manu. are determined - resist such 'r-
croachmcnts their liberty anu indepenIenee Tboy
orc Greatly Incense II ara;nat thair Nav, VA, t;
~ e'
ana give vent 70 'h Jury ~ mos fearful eXcaGatons
in their native African dialect repeating particularly ne
sentence which SIGNIFIES something ike .tNexsr a.
do !. The;r on,orents lovov,r ov,ce oc,,al 7t,.;
-; ~ ., t III -,
hil'op vi 'ue'i fii' NV NY "oth may " iooAeu
Vr iheS hrst purpose having recourse 20 legal hea-
s,ues and will move 10 ior an injunction in
lie supreme Court TO r. ain the rnon.ev , from
bringing their class into conteupt ana ricle bvanoesr
me q performers at tho Aston Place opera House.
This motion will be srenuous.y opposed BY the chat
tering rres The Judge will probably lose his reckon
ING ~ al the iptricaces OF tie new code, and the lave
ycfS WIZ haNo IN cNctirg time 81 It, Ine monkeys,
when They are exhausted iabbeng resort T. Tho system
adopted by the tish ana toS phosopners and eomnu-
cae Lleii Ideas ny shocking 'tif heaus or .as on the
hoor ~ ! conceived from TINS n4t thcy arche origna
tors q ne rochester s;hooi ana the services OF judge
Ldmonds vii therefore probably be called into re4us
non II nohe u inc ober aWyets can 50 WI interpret
TIC ~ Vel luilncu 20 thaH
~ W ~ -, XIV e,uc, ra,inE N issat rcheiy row.
m a1inn ~ tba A.a, pie 80 80, ~ - ~ np
s'cod clifton II .e hsof f.aeo not' ana 70 pr. 'ent
~ ~ "ooh VI " crooS our emeent
III % nc a;o povau' ,Vn'fy measures