The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-26
THE STAGE AT HOME AND ABROAD.

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THE STAGE AT HOME AND ABROAD.
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At Home.
Miss Fanny Janauschek has met with immense suc.
cess out West The Pttsburg and Cincinnati paperp
speak OF her the highest terms and not only has she
been favored with large houses, but valuable presents
tons have been made to her both Cities She COM
mences engagement in Louisville tomorrow night
''Under the Gaslght" is running at the Louisville
theatre
The last night OF Tempston's dramatic company, ~
the Cairo hoatre, Tuesday last devoted 70 the
venerable LADY Of LYONS" The play was adorned
with vocal gems and heavy dance given BY rssidsns
artists.
Lous German Opera troupe played "Faust" at the
Nashville Adephi on the 2lst, and FRA Davolo' last
night.
Mrs. Lander appeared in elizabeth" last week a
De Bars st. Louis
Miss Kate Fisher was tied the back Of her horse ~
tho g. LOUIS Varieties last week in the wonderful
drama OF "Mazeppa."
The "Black Crooko has reached Wheeling, West
Virginia and the local paper says that every thing ID
highly satisfactory to the audience
j. Newton Golthod very successful last week in
Lafay etc, Ind, Hamlet Miss Marie De Vernon had
o benefit on the 22d.
Frank Mayo appeared as ia ok cade in Indianapolis
n
MISS Bella Golden one of the Maggie Mitchell style Of
nc resscs play ed aria the Pearl Of Sayoyn In Evans
At the Norfolk Opera House, on the 2ad, Mrs. Addis
Kunke made her bow In The domestic drama, Agnes
Do We're" ''Leah" Is underlined for tnis week.
The Grswod Opera House, Troy, has "Under the Cas-
| Light on its bills
The Rcnngs English Opera troupe will play in New
| Eda in Adams is at the Memphis theatre
John E. Ovens appeared as solon sbngio At the Chest
nut the 2st and SAID 10 the worthy burghcrs OF the
Quaker City, NHOw do you do r.
The Holman English Opera troupe gave "L'Elisr
| inst
The Buffalo Metropolitan is at present in the hands OF
the alitorna Acrobatc Club On the 22d Mile Celeste
wheeled clown from the stage to the gallery .
| tight rope Nobody hurt
| on Friday last at Charleston, s c.
Baltimore had plenty OF entertainments las. week.
Grover Il Maretzek's Opera troupe at the Con-
corda; Miss Kate Reynolds abandoning sensational
ana sompanv of JAMS were nj Inc Front Dickens viii
read at the Concordla for couple nights this week.
Ine club has the following 10 the show line for the
past week Maggie Mrche at the Howard Atheneum;
the Heart tho Great City, quot Boston, but Londonl
mar Nignt's Dream, at tho Continental Do Pol changed
the iDevhs ion tho "Back Imp tout Of tho
frying pan, &cl s,.o, 49,,
lion ~ ..Tour In ireanI, az port,moutb N H. and
seem to like it.
JAMES I.s'S payuu ~ ' W., ~ M ~ a,aa ~
TO there being ony two wives and so much fuss
made about them
me tioences ao "a sou's anu VIII 20 sooN v ao
| Academy
Mr.. Samuel Colvllo has engaged Mr. James E. Muir.
uoSn 70 su md Mic, F.rrv
Stockton will shortly sing srhe Harp in the Ar fro m
'aartana," in the "Whte Fawn,' In the role Of
Aquhina.
Camille Urso played on the list a. Crospys opern
House, chicago, IN dlmores promenade concert Dan
Bryant concluded MS engagement At McVickers lass
night and Kennedy, the scotiish VOCALIST was o. the
Muse Hall
"under the Gasght Is In full career AZ the Cieve.
land Academy OF Music
Jarrett Pamers Vienness ballet roupe are makine
sensation the Academy Of Music, Piatsburg, in tho
spectacle Of "undinc.n
The "Grand Duchess babe farewell to her numerous
admirers at matinee yesterday at the rheatrs
Francais
Madame Ristori sailed for Havana Thursday, in
the steamship Eagle, accompanied by her charming
family, ner dramatic company Of foy persons and her
to be the most brilliant witnessed the
Havana stage.
Madame Angelina Ghoni and Carl Rosa will be tho
principal attractions at Steinway Hail to- night
The exquisite little comcdiennc, Lota VIII appear ~
Little Ne and the Warehouses a. the broadway to-mor,
row night.
abroad.
Mrs. Emma Yarnod, the once popular actress OF the
haymaike' anu o'ner 'neans' s1p.u ~ DsmD,. ~
years Mrs. Yarnoid bad been member OF the principal
me,ropoian theatres and was tho widow Of Mr. Edwin
,v., -, 49,, Y...,..,o ,o,.
farnoid, VINO d'ed december ~ 1915.
Mr. Walter Montgomery's PRESERVATION OF Hamlet In
MALI has al all he saw Of ood
n''ooN'no n's 80 .i wy :. = '"s , 49, -.
arguing on the question OF the noble Danes insanity.
Five gentlemen, including an H. d. Q c. and mad
aoo,s voc. ,a,an na,, ,n Tho a,s,uson eoch AKIN,
ooo'of, naso ~Asn par. ~ 'no a"e1''oA' e"S 'Ae
care TO quote as much Of the tex' a. suits mo OWE
theory.
One OF the scenes In the new version OF ssGuivera
Mt the Cbateet is representation OF English festiv.
ties at Christmas The dresses ballet have been
i'm gthened This In GROW inn a common custom. On
l ppht tho costume "a scanty This fact is OF course
stated by inc press and the success Of the piece 10
assured The dresses arc then enlarged escape police
INTERFERENCE All tho seats at tho Cnatec the largest
house m Paris are engag cd TN tho end OF January
Nile Sarota has lost caste lately by singing before
Berlin audience ,Rien nest sacre pour un sapeur 10
IL true that the occasion was for charity but there