The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-07

UAe Theatres Lsst Night.
- ssvspe slsrm q iaa nighs had sad srsct upoa
u theatres, bit ~ sntw,Ahnsan onsrsd were never.
shslea weEssy a I'll favor.
BROADWAY THEATRE.
"ns LA Days Of Ponpeli, )" spss,Aeas drama whieh
he's enjoyed NE widest popularity Of any play d IL
class, wss produced here lest night The story taken
from hs romance OF ths ssme name, and quite fami
liar 70 every ne ohik attraction Of TIA drama IL
great capacity FOR sssosg snsoa sad In tbs respect
Is isxossdips1 wsx dose u the Broadway The SCENERY
throughout 10 exoeAeat and No may psrtoularss the
closing abeau Of the nst sct sse sst scene Of ALT
the eruption 81 vssuvius and destsuossa OF Poaps-ss
The cast d characters Included every member Of She
osDpapy, with Mr.. Lorraine ss Arbaees n. Lorsins
nOos visor ana sssosss ssasms Poeis Ana H "" "
Davenport were cleo vsry good the plsy exosediugly
ven s;,s.u us should cave lengthy ana probable
cpa actora were called bcore the curtain several times
BuRroN's THEATRE.
Mr. Burton revived, hast night Ghsksperss play,
"A wiDtsr's Tale" whss this play WA psodsced a
Chambers street last year, we devoted considerable
space 70 review Of the performances, and had osoaGon
70 commend highly. Tho revival y eqsslly worthy
fprass, and several Of the ahown 70
viath OF tbs stsge in the ~ house Tho cast i Alec
better. NJ, waisck's Lsousss, Mr. Burloa's As.oiyOus
ana Ms. FAfkef1 He micnO deserving particular
ton. The play n admirably done IN every respsos
wALLACK's THEATRE.
The Aa6ixvs or This pleasant houss wore entertained
last night With that capital comedy The Rivals which,
Ike souEd port, inprsves With eye. NJ. Blake, Me-
Broughsm, Mr. Lester Mr.. walcos and Hrs Hosy played
the principal chSrActers, and the play went on with
shsui. q laughter from beginning 20 end. -
LAURA KKEN4s THEATRE.
clever comedy, " Living Too Fast" was done hero
for the nrss time last evening 1t has, hewevsr been
played In the city heretofore. conveys good moral
pleasant way, and 10 quite pretty litls play Mr.
g. Jordan played lbe fast hero with much peyue and was
veil supported by Miss Kate Reynolds, Mr. ssoddat sua
favor the aud ience aad the performers called before
the curtain. After the comedy " The Elves" WAs
played for she nineteenth TINA
nIBL0's GARDEN.
ZIP Aimee" anew ballet arranged By n. Paul Bril-.
liant for himself and Milo. ROBBERS given here Last
night for the nrst Time Il u snowy trins whssein
for sevsral excellent chersgrsphio displays IN which
n Brilliant and Nile. Robert Distinguished themselves
BowERY THKATRE-"THE GOLDEN RA0LEr
crowded sudisnoS assembled q the Bowsry theatre
last night 70 witness The first representation Of pasiuo
drama, entitled NE "0oden Eagle" II b adaptation
ofa novel OF that name, and received with good
deal Of svoS b exciting, intensely -, and abounds
In situations caicuiaasd 70 please Bowesy audience
20 whose tssts Me drAmasss bss evidently addressed
himself was received with voclseous applause. The
acting was moro than good, and the COMPANY viii oon
pare aversby with more than OF socaed led.
Ing theatres. Aessrs Howe and Hale sad lniss julia
DAILY particularly Distinguished themselves.