The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-06-28
MUSICAL AND THEATRICAL NOTES.

The slight flip that was given to theatrical affairs
In this city last week still exerts some little infu-
| ence Despite the warm weather, most OF the thea
| tres have been favored throughout the week with
large audiences the new pieces particularly monOpO
| liZing the lions share Of the patronage. This
week, between the "wnd up'' OF old pieces and the
production OF some few new ones, or, more properly
speaking the revival OF old plays with old favorites
will be likely to keep the theatrical tide III the me-
tropolis from reacaing the "dead level" which SO
recently threatened 1t, and will in oil probability
prove sufficiently attractive to entce most of the
paygoers who still remain in town to venture into
some one OF the coolest'' ~ theatres in the city.
AT Wallack's 'the last nights' OF the Lauri pam
tomime troupe are announced, but the closing repre-
sensations OF "Mother Hubbard'' bid fair to be
|. almost enjoyable was It's initial performance.
new burlesque opening by Byron, entitled "Ru-
pert thu Reckless" has been added 70 the panto-
mime, and win be given this evening for the first
time, with the full strength OF the buresque
pany. On Monday next, July 6, the Company now
performing at the Fifth Avenue theatre will appear
at this theatre in two popular pieces.
Edward Eddy, after professionally wandering
about the country for months returns TO Che city OF
his earliest trumphs for the purpose OF inaugural
ing o short dramatic season at Woods Museum,
with sensational dramatizauon OF the "wandering
Jew" The piece, which is divided INTO prologue
ana FIVE acts, is, we believe. to be brought out in
liberal manner and ID Interpretation is u be en-.
trusted TO an efficient company. The wanderer Eddy
is Just the style OF actor calculated to do the Wan
derlng Jew" full justice.
Alter famine comes feast, ana SNfblo's after
"Sinbad" comes "Arrah ma Pogue." $50 moe II ben
tho onlv trouhIe bong a dop,t coue irst vat Uhar
y. Wv ny ,S =. Va, ,us' se' "nen
IL Goes come, however, IL VIII uouDtless be heartily
welcomed. In the meanwhile the Thompson troupe,
as heretofore VIII appear IN the customary spritless
that most enjoyable Of that light fanSstic per 70
aoche tros eee sro'e'que quaa'e W the GA
sEnoch Arden, stil los lazily sfnder the pa,ms,,
at Booths, encouraged by the plaudls Of large and
Blanche DE Bar and Miss Fanny Morant have each
aehieved a brilliant success in the piece and the re-
spective capabilities OF each are nightly acknow-
lodged. The piece, which is handsomely mounted
is now In smooth working order and win probably
hold possession OF the boards for some time TO come
Az Inc Fifth Avenue theatre the charmino iitic
drama oil "Dorav and the mIrt provoking burIesaue
Boh pia,s are capitaly enacted and both are ennS.
able. With the termination OF the present week,
h ra n ~ tS ro tne Hun
desert the sgilded handbook OF Jubilee Jr for
wa!Iack,s, where 1t Is thought they will show to
Miss Lucille Western In her great dual character
OF Madame Vine aud Lady Isabel In the well known
with much success during the pas week at the
Grand Opera House. The same play continues upon
tins particular style OF drama every evening during
Miss western viii sustain the character Of Nancy
Sykes IL underlined ct this house.
Pantomime stu nourishes ut the olympic. Fox's
last dumb offspring, "iiccory Diccory Dock,n stl1
possesses sufficient mrthiul nonsense 10 cool with
unrcstrained laughter the perspiring throngs who
nightly flock to THIS establishment TO witaess the
funny tricks and cownish antics with which IL
abounds. The krafy troupe OF sensational dancers
continue 10 enliven the pantomime with their
light iantastc,' maneuyres
The Bowery theatre still retains its time-honored
prestige Tor dramatic excitement and novelty. Mr..
w. II. Whaiey an old east side fayoritc, and Miss
p."ha' nenvil commence an engagement at this
t.,se t,,;y .venip6, When both VIII appear In the
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