The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-09

VI frtnA" Sew bNtO1e. ai4Dcr BsraArM, win
male his dfbus ss Ricardo. Acorrcspoed,nt says
II Ii raid that this artistic pupu Of Ds prez aud Of
LaDNest, baritone Of the Grand Opera Of Paris, whsre
well 10 the cses Of Germ and Italy, he bss met
viii gr q. success, Is Lac Mario, the possessox OF
interest We pleased that Mr.. alsEat has tho. al
forced the opportunity 70 judge OF the msrts of
artistic Who il is stated IS almost oas OF as having
married In tsy some years ago aDg lady ed
wthlo - Of the first families Of New York
The English opera troupe, Miss Louisa Pyre Miss
PINE, M Harrison and S@gnor B0rraui viii give the
"sonnaubula At the Broadway Theatre being the dtbt
IN Ameri Of the artists above nau.d. There great
deal Of curiosity in musical drama, circles relative to
this company, and they win probably be received BY
of the fullest houses OF the season.
At the metropolitan Miss Makeah young lady said to
be highly fled both enay and physically, will make
her first appearance on any stage as Parthenis in
"InsOmar" Mr.. wiseman Marshall, of the very
best actors on the American stage, win play Ingomar
Mr. Marshall has been stranger to the New York boards
during the last six years.
At Bur'on's theatre, the fine old comedy of " The
Rivals" win Be aged, with Mr.. Henry Placide as Sir
Anthony; Mr. Burton Bob Acres; Mr. Jordan as Cap.
tain Absolute; Mr.. Fisher "a ukland Mr. Machant
Sir Lucius; Mr. Johnston IS David; Miss Raymond AZ
Lydia; Miss Saxon - Julia; and Mrs Hughes as Mrs.
halaprOp. This cast cannot easily be surpassed.
Mr.. Walack win play part this evening; that L.,
the drama called The yolet' win be played for the
frst time here, with Mr.. wallack as Andre. Mr..
srOugh,m, Mrs. Stephens and Mrs. Cramer also have
parts in the piece.
AtNibo's, the Ravels appear liz Rooert Macaire" aad
"AsphodsD.n
At ,he Bowery new drama from the French, called
'The Old Chateau, will bs played for the first time in
this country, Mr.. Arnold in the principal part.
At the National, Mr.. j. II. Scott VIII appear In the
surgeon Of Paris" and sThe vaup win also be pre-
aented. On Wednesday the complimentary benefit to
Manager Pusdy win take place.
At Barnuns good afternoon bin is announced, and
''Eustache" viii Be played in the evening.
At Woods and Buckley's Mnstres excellent pro-
grammes announced for this evening. At the last
named place, the burlesque of Fra Diavolo is to
DO presented.
PmlADnrHn-Nr. Z. L. Davenport closed his engage.
ment ct the Walnut on Monday. Mr.. Forrest appears
this evening Miss Susan Denim has been doing geek
sheppard" and 80 forth At the Chestnut. The mane.
gers Of the ha Academy Of Music have ofersde
premium Of $500 for hs best and 5000 for the second
best plan Of building suitable for the opera house at
Broad and Locust streets to be kxndred and fifty
feet roEt by two hundred snd thirtyeght feet Deep
The building to be of brick Of simple bot imposing
the capacity of the auditorium being su
cient to seat four thousand persons.
BALTIMORE" The Merry Wives Of Windsor has been
produced At the Holiday Street Theatre with Mr. Charles
Bars as Falsa. Mr. Chanfssu is at the Front Street
Theatre.
BosToN-Mr. Bennett has made favorable impression
rs Sir Giles Overreach. Miss Julia Dean commences
N engagement this evening Mrs CHARLES Howard has
,losed FMS engagement st the Museum, and Mr. Coul
lock succeeds her. Mr.. Taylor's version of Fashion
md Famine to be produced ct the National this
linz. The Howard Athenaum has closed We find the |
of alo~<
Gazette -
Az .ne eno a safogs the curtain and inside semi
,o~ fer The non appeai. Ice of some of the stock,
tatir that MI and Mrs Char Ha1e nae nos appeared
fulfmens Of their contract. Mr.. tale made state
nent from the lobby that he had notSea tne manager
he day previous not to insert his name Id Ine
na,nsd that he never knew an american actor to leave
theatre with his name in the BILL The assertion WAS
idiculous in the extreme The audience gave three
ifty minutes worth Of melting h:rmcny from our Ger
nan friends Mr. Strong appeared and observed that
Sss Se.
lhout, and general stampede ensued.
Musical matters seem to DO lively in Boston, Miss
Greenfield, the Black Swan" Mr.. William Mason and
Mr. Iemrster had all been giving concerts succasfuly
The Saturday afternoon performances At the new theatre
had commenced,
fcHxosp The theatre opened for the benson on Mon
day evening last, with the play Of sThe Hunchback'
Mr. j. B. Taylor Master Walte and Miss G. Wyetts rs
Julia.
PrTsBuRo Pa.1he theate win be re opened this eve
ming. Mr.. j. ]. Prior Is me leading tragedian.
DETROIT "A young man who was eje,ted from the
theatre for hssiae Miss essyne the danseuse recov.
cred $50 damages from Mcfarland the manager. The
court ruled that any spectator has right to hiss in
theatre provided there sufficient for doing,
and that could be elected without being previous.
~ warned to leave the theatre.
CucAoo-Aiss Richngs and Mr.. P. Richings appeared
in sold Heads and Young Hearts" on the 4th.
LOUISVILLE, Ky-Mr. and Mrs. Florence are playing
he Q, en- route for Cincinnati
ST. LoUIs-Mr. j. P. Adams and Miss Estelle Potter
at the Peoples Theatre Mr. J. B. Roberts has besn
playing at the Varieties and is to be succeeded by Mrs.
G. Barton Hill and Mr.. C. Barton
NAsHvIrIE Tenn.-Mr. G. X. Dickinson, the young
English tragodian, who gave a series Of shAksperan
readings at the Tabernacle three years ago. starring it
out West He has just concluded engagement ct
Nashville He continues time ia the city to give
readings at the Odd Fellows Hall.
gan FEAvcIsco-The Metropolitan had been closed I'm.
til after the election. Junius Brutus Booth the stsgs
manager had accepted whg nomination for the State
legislature.
FOREIGN The london Sunday Times published bi,
ography Of Mrs. Fitzvillam We make an extract -
ION the termination Of her engagement the Hay.
market she paid witt to the United states. She
received at New York as feggy. in the Country GIRL
with perfect enthusiasm but 1t in her celebrated
Of widow higgins" and The Belle Of
the Hotel that she most astonished the Americans who
had never anything Of the kind attempted by
trees The impression abe made in New York secured
her veloome through America both In north and SOUTH
and particularly at New Orleans, whore she serena
ded nightly and showers Of bouquets given to her
every performance. At New Orleans she Joined BY
n laA. ia
Havana, where they equally sssnl in tho
states On her return to England in 1872 she fulfilled
short engagement at the Haymarkct, and then
gagged By Mr. Webster, for the Adelph Of which well
~ the Haymarke he was lessee ct the time. While
e,ting here she spLeared In Mr. Bucksones romantic
drsma Of The Green Bushes in which her admirable
performance of Nelly 0Ncil and her powerful delinea
ton OF Starlight Bess the gpsey GIRL in the me au
thos followers Of the Forest, must DO fresh 10 the
recollection Of oil London playgoers. When Mr. Buck
stone became lessee Of the hay theatre in March
1883, Mrs Fzwiliam occupied leading position In the
corps drdmatque and by her varied talent aided the
ertions OF the manager and the excellent drtistc with
whom she was associated"