The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-17
ngs!CaL AVID THEATRICAL NOTES.


The Susan Cation English Opera troupe are opo.
rating IN 81. Louis.
Brignoli and his Italian Opera troupe are meeting
with immense success the West. Last evening he
gave 'Taust' In Cleveland.
The sooty Pittsbur.ers viii DO favored with q
doube-breastcd spurge OF English opera on Tuesday
eyening-the troupes OF Parepa-Rosa and Caroline
Richings being pitted against each other. Both viii
doubtless do their best to charm the patient natives
OF that smoky town.
The Thompsonian brigade OF blonde buriesluers
viii exhibit their nondescrlpt .s,nbad the Saioru
during the present week in Washington. The 'wocal
velvet woice' will likewise DO Que OF their atrac.
tions
Thc Frankie Family-ive musical prodgies-wiu
give their last concert at the Stadt theatre this
evening. A good programme Is offered and the
children WIZ probably be greeted with fun house
stride the long distance between woods Museum IN
tins city and Woods Museum, Chicago, having
been secured by the manager OF the latter place alter
ms engagement terminates here, Which will DO IN
about two weeks.
| Nine. Faye Franchetti win give a grand concert
| at Dodworth Hall on Thursday evening next, when
she will be assisted by Mme Mathde Dupu,s, OF tho
| Opera Comique, Paris, who Is on ner way to Now
orleans where che Is under engagement for the iail
| and winter season.
| Mr.. Il. l.. Davenport, having Just finished a very
| successful engagement az the Adephi. Boston
where he is said TO have made great hiL IN "Dayid
Garrlck, !" Will Tomorrow commence an engagement
at the PARK theatre Brooklyn, appearing in his
/ fayorte ro,e OF Hamlet.
The Tammany, deening It's hold on tho "men
Dla Tor tho patronage OF the more religious II not
more moral part of the community, by mstunng
asefies OIL sunday concerts and engaging n number
OF wen known German singers and musicians,
Including Levy the cornct player. IL Is rumored,
| however, mat these concerns are only political
dodge TO restrain our recaicitrant German voters
| from leaving the folds OF the great wigwam. How
ever this may be We cannot positively state but the
| first OF the concerts takes place tonight.
on the withdrawal OF THE Streets OF New York''
from the boards 81 the Olympic q new sensational
drama viii lake its place and the company will
| receive another augmentation TO It's well selected
force by the remtroduction of Mr.. William Hoston,
| an excellent comedian ana an Olympan favorite.
| The Worrell Sisters have declined very natterlng
| offer to visit California Their recent engagement
IN " Louis was one OF the most brilliant known TO
that city, realizing profit for the sisters oil nearly
$4,000 Miss sophie's benefit in that city assumed
| the form Of an ovation and was marked with the
| complimentary Incidents OF a nora deluge, the
bestowal OF Jewels valued at $4,000. ana serenade
81 night. The young ladies' appear tnis week in
Columbus ono, aud thence they go to Indianapolis
The Wavoriey theatre reopens tomorrow evening
| popular Charley White, who Will himself appear
upon the boards, after an absence thererom OF
| two years. In one OF his nmitable Ethiopian special
Ties. Manager WHITE opens with a constellation OF
stars OF various magnltudes ana promises 10 give
"sLow" which. in the way OF attractive novelties,
Irencn's circus IL perambulating the vicinity OF
| New York at present. They show in Newark
Monday and Tuesday, Jersey City on Wednesday ana
| Thursday, Williamsburg on Friday ana Saturday.
| and for one week, commencing Monday, October 30,
The Theatre Comquc under Its new management
Is winning golden favors from the appreciatiye adj
mirers OF the various and many attractions which IL
being constantly offered here Tor their entertain
ment
as Prentice calls them, make an appearance IN Kew
orleans this week III their buflc5que specialtlcs,
including Ingard's "baoon purlesquc" OF "Pluto.'
Manager Ford, OF Baltimore, has charge OF them.
Mrs. charles Edmunds, late leading lady at tho
Olympic theatre Is giving series of popular dramas
| TO tho delvlDg denlzens OF the coal regions, who
receive her presentations with great delight them
selves and considerable profit TO the lazy. Iacy
PLAYED three nights In Reading last week.
Manager Gosche VIII give the Ne warkers ,sn oppOr-
tunity OF hearing Tnoo. Thomas and his excellent
orchestra on Monday evening" this beng the only
opportunity that Newark viii be favored Win during
| this season.
Tue Fiorences have made palpablc hit in Call.
! fornia. They opened ut Maguire's opera House, sau
Francisco, on the ath inst, to theatre packed TO It's
utmost capacity by a fashionable audience on tpoc
OF expectation. SO soon as the curtain arose an
| enthusiastic greeting was given them, and AZ the
conclusion of the first piece. 'nandy Andy" they
were called ont when Mr.. Florence gave expression
10 his grateful emotions In very neat speech.
Three times during the evening they were honored
with calls before the curtain, and every evening
since has been repetition Of the first nights tri
umpn. The papers OF San Francisco unanimous
IN their praise This result OF their first VISIT TO tho
| Golden State VIII be received with gladncss by the
numerous friends the Forcnces have In oil sections
Lelingwell is exciting the disabilities OF the Gin
cinnatians with ms droll personaton OF "Victim
| The Zavstowskl Sisters who have Just concluded
their engagement az Woods Museum, appear to.
morrow night In Poughkeepsie under the manage
/ ment OF Mr.. Fred LuDin.
Theodore Thomas, with his orchestra. VIII per
| form three nights In Hartford this week during q
musical festival which is TO be held there. From
there the orchestra COOS TO Boston for week. after
which the whole company travel westward concert
izng a. oil the principal towns on the route
| superb collection Of wild animals wlll shortly
| be added TO tho curi0stes Of woods Museum,
| among the rest real O. live gorilla.
Miss Kate Rc2nolds, who has just completed q
| successful engagement In Troy, commences ono In
| Rochester on Monday evening, when she viii pre-
lat iann nf nEnet,n
| on the HEARTH" III whion she has made q decided
| hit.
J. M. Albaugh ana Mrs. Mary Mitchell Albaugh
| play Mt Altoona, Pa. this week In the dramas OF
''Eustachen and "Our Mutual Friend.r
Miss Emma Reynolds, o sister OF the popular
trngedienne, - successfully playing soubreite cha
| racicrs IN Rochester.