The New York herald., 1869-06-07
MUSICAL AND THEATRICAL NOIES.

Manager Moss inaugurates the summer season at
wallack's this evening with the new burlesque pan
tomime OF "Motheg Hubbard" The piece has been
In course OF preparation for months, and we are as
sured that neither money nor labor has been spared
In the endeavor to make it acceptable to the public
The Lauri troupe OF pantomimists, from England,
VIII make their first bow before an American audi
ence In the piece, and Miss Enle Germon aud Miss
Rose Massey Will sustain the leading roles in the
burlesque.
The programme at Booths theatre for the present
week is OF a varied and attractive nature. We are
to have 'Narcisse' ON Monday, Tuesday and Satur-
day evenings, with 'The Marble Heart" on Wednes-
day and Thursday, and "wid Oatsr on Friday
"Lnoch Arden"-the sopist-is IN course OF prepa-
ton at this house.
Tne Bowery theatre rejoces this week in "Ixion ~
Fanny Herring, the metamorphosed brunette, per-
sonates the rrepressble Ixion, with a luxurlant
crop OF beautiful yellow haIr and Mr.. George Brooks
the responsibilities Of the strong minded
"Barbe Bleuer and ia Perlcholc" will be the
opera 00ilDe attraction on alternate nights at The
Fifth Avenue theatre. on Wednesday the bouffers
from this establishment Will favor the Brooklynites
with ia Pcrichole" at matinee at the Brooklyn
Academy.
Tne present is the last week of 'Roblnson Crusoe-
at woods Museum. This finishes the foreign en-
gagements at this nouse Manager Wood seeing the
drift OF public taste has been prompt In changing his
tactics and as he takes retrospective view Of his
managerial experience In this city, finds his treasury
more indebted TO such artists as Miss Maggie
Mitchell Mr. John +. owens, Il. s. Chanfrau aud
Mr. and Mrs w. J. Florence than TO the foreign ee-
menI his establishment has prominently fostered.
"Sinbad the Sallor' still remains upon the boards
at Nibo's. The Clodocne troupe OF grotesqhe
dancers wind up the evenings entertainment
usual with one OF their mlrth.provokIng contorton
quadrles.
"Hlccory Diccory Dockn still amuses mis- numer-
ous friends with his dumb show, and laughable
nonsense az the olympic. The Kfralfy troupe OF
sensational dancers flavor the pantomme with
some spirited light fantastic" nourishes In the Sec
ond act.
The Tammany holds on to Leningwcll and Lefflng-
gushing ''Clorlndar and ''Romeo Jatfier Jenki ns',
are the Leningwellian attractions for the present
week.
patriots, ana this week presents his constituents
with view OF affairs In the "ever faithful isle,
through the medium OF new drama entitled 1.-The
Revolution IN Cuba.n
'Ixion,n with ITS original cast, remains the attrac
ton at the Waverley. The brunette Rgl sisters, by
their artistic and graceful dancing share the honors
with the blondes.
Bryants Minstres this week offer attractive In
ducements to the lovers OF negro minstelsy.
The san Francisco Mlnstreis Will close for the
season on saturday evening.
the Park theatre, Brooklyn, with Mr.. and Mrs. Con-
way IN the leoding roles.
Win the collapse OF the theatrical season benefit
performances become the order OF the night
At the Theatre Francois, Mile. Descauzas takes
her benefit THIS evening, and Nine. Rose. Bell an
fnsh the opera Doice season at this theatre
Mr.. william II. Pope, late Of Walacks, takes
benefit this evening at stelnway Hall.
Bobby Newcombe receives one at the san Fran.
cisco Minstrels tomorrow night.
J. j. Jones' the popular treasurer Of the Bowery,
takes his on Friday.
Mrs Conway receives grand testimonial benefit
at the Brooklyn Academy on saturday
And manager lrellgh. OF tue old Bowery, will be
made happy In like manner on the 18th inst.
George II. Maxwell, representative OF "Rip Van
winkle,n will give two performances In Rips old
haunts at Catskl on Thursday and Friday next, and
on saturday ne appears in Newburg In the same
character
The Central Park Garden concerts this summer,
under Theodore Thomas baton and Mr.. Gosche's
management, are greater success than ever, being
crowded every evening.