The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-02
Musical and theatrical Notes.

The dramatic season at Brougham's theatre is on
its last legs with Brougham's two act comedy enti-
tied ION HIS Last Legs" as the closing piece. The
season Will terminate tomorrow evening, and
Brougham's theatre will be Brougham's no longer.
Young Erie, not exactly liking that name, has
already rechrstened the building and IL will hence
forth be known as the "FIfth Avenue theatre" pro-
badly because II is not on the avenue. But what's
In manner
The opera bouners who to operate in the Fifth
Avenue theatre-the new name has a grand sound
and is quite long enough for any purpose-will
turn TO town with all their airs and baggage on Sun
day next, fresh from their operate conqlests in
the g,lded cage in Twenty-fourth street on Monday
evening, with ia Perichole,n which will be fol-
lowed by different opera every evening during the
week.
The boune songsters from the Theatre Francois
will MARBLE In Poughkeepsie on Monday evening
next and our fair country cousins IN that enter
prising town are already IN great state OF excite
ment over their anticipated treat "Genevieve"
will be introduced TO them upon that occasion, with
the original cast and the full strength OF Mr..
Grau's excellent company
In the frghtful feat Of the Gregory brothers, at
Tammany Hal, turning sofnersault IN MID ar
while hanging from q uapeze and catching hands
from one brother to another by the third Mr. Grover
has judciously arranged the machinery 80 that the
grand and inevitable law Of compensation shall be
faithfully carried out. The trapeze Is hung directly
over the orchestra. and should the reckless young
gymnast fail he would probably kill a musician or
two, and no doubt break his own neck. Mr.. Grover
is probably actuated by the same spirit which AMI
IN Dublin which about to throw into the pit an
obnoxious person. "liod on" screamed Michael
O'Leary, don't waste HIM; Kill a fiddler VIVID him"
Miss Effie Germon. Of Wallack's, although pretty
woman and charming actress, should remember
that too much familiarity with the audience inspires
adverse criticism, and however much she may slight
her own business she should not destroy that OF
Captain Jack Poyrtz, who has so few serious lines
that II Is pity TO have OF them destroyed even
by pretty girls smiles aud stick OF peppermint
candy.
beth last night. He was assisted by Miss Carton,
Mr.. Mcdonald aud ir. Martens.
Black Tom goes 1t 'bllndr on the keys OF the
panoforte IN Binghamton the rest OF this week.
Zoe with her dramatic troupe, IL meeting with
much success IN the interior OF this state Sac gives
Futon's sensational drama OF "Nita" 70 the Romans
this evening.
The Florences will charm the citizens Of Hartford
this and tomorrow evening.
The sprightly WORRIES are reapng stamps and
glory In Porkopols, with The Field OF the Cloth OF
Cold" Jennie stu tndulges IN her clog dance.
Leo Hudson IL displaying her own and her horse's
charms in vicksburg where she Is dashing about
nightly as Mazeppa.
preciative people OF 80. Louis. Mr.. Joseph Proctor
and the victorels performing In the same city.
are delirhting the "reconstructeds at Richmond.
Brgnoli viii give his first and last grand concert
in Washington tomorrow evening
Pacha OF Egypt made her the envied OF half the
Partisan actresses. has been run over In Cairo, and
had narrow escape OF her life.
The fragile Ben De Bar Is playing heavy tragedy
and high comedy alternate nights In New Orleans.
Miss Ene Johns Is delighting the Louisvilleans
with her impersonaton OF Jack Sheppard.
The Richingis English opera troupe are holding
forth 70 large audiences In Newark.
Foul Play Is receiving all the fair play II de-
serves from Fanny ID. Price In Cincinnati.
Mile. Schneider Tia Grande Duchessc) has Just
sustained severe bereavement by the death Of her
mother
. Mrs Isdora Clark will give series OF concerts in
Washington, Baltimore Philadelphia and the other
cities OF the Union under the auspices and In aid OF
the fund Of the "Junta Patriotica de Cubanasn OF
this city. The high artistic fame OF Nine Isidors
Clark and the mission OF mercy which has induced
her to interest herself In this must largely add
to the fund OF this society, which IL devoted 10
eying the sick and wounded OF the patriot army Of
Cuba.
why should the Ghost in Hamlet at Woods be
seen through thick stone wall after he says "adeu'
and disappears through the archS Have Danish
ghosts the power to make masonry daphanousf
The florences played 70 one OF the largest houses
OF the season In Newark on Monday night In spite
OF the ram. -,
One OF the warrior Lloyds who made the cele.
brated raid on the Broadway theatre, In dead anu
gone 70 = country NOT laid down on ~ nApss