The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-28
MUSIC ARD TEE DRAMA.

the great event OF this week VIII undoubtedly BE-
'nc revival OF the legitimate at Nlbo's by which the
mansgcment hope 70 repair some Of TIE financial
.r.sos 'ney sustained by Boucicault's braIulcss
nanoaree'' Tonight "Hamletn win ba
WIN -. ~ following eass:-srrs. scotts,ddons a.
Ophellas Nine. Ponln az the Queen, Mr.. WalIsI
Montgomery az Hamlet Mr.. Marx smith "a pocniu9
and Mr.. shewell as tts Ghost On Tuesday "A1
You Like lt' WIZ be given. Orlando WIN be acted
by Mr.. waiter Montgomery, Jaques by Mr.. Z. l..
DaVenporh charles' the Wrestler, by Mr.. James
Mace Touchstone by Mr.. vining Bowers, the bany
ished Duke, by Mr. shewell Rosalind by hrs. Sid.
dons aud Celia by Miss Virginia buchanan.
The idea Of introducing real Simon purea
bona tide pugiiist into Shakspearlau plav
Is novel one. We suppose tho next
thing Will lie to substitute o modern "mlr, for thu
traditional mode Of treating the unpleasantnes2
between Richard Ill. and Richmond or Macbeth
ana Macdufr. The congregation OF talent for botlt
plays Is remarkably strong ana we predict for the
revival the success II deserves and trust that the
management win not allow their house to fall bacl
into the old slough which made such havoc with its
fair reputation. I
Another novelty will be the presentation at Lima
Edwin's, Of a new buresque, "Little Jack Shep.
pard,n which has had an extraordinary run iul
London. IL viii be brought out on Tuesday In the
most complete manner, and with very strong castx
Three pieces =" Blind Beggars," "Faust y and
"Romeo Jafiler Jenkins'-wi be given this evening"
''Uaste," "The School for Scandal, /" 1.-THE SeriouA
Family" and 1.-THE Road to RUM form very at
tractye weeks bill at Wallack's. The nrst OF these
win be revived tonight with ON admirable cast
sThe Coquettes," Alberry's new comedy. Ia UNDER
lined f31 Gill y
At the Fifth Avenue theatre the revival OF ..Fers
nande has thronged the house every evening to the
extent Of standing room only.n All tho people iu
the cast have now warmed up TO the spirit Of tina,
play, and each performance shows marked im<
provement over lis predecessor. Miss Fanny Davenf
port as the jealous wife has made hit Of such q
decided character that sue may be considered as
one OF the leading soubrettes on the American stage
ana worthy successor to the amented Mary Gan.
non
at last CLEAN Of light comes from the mana
geria sanctum at Booths and Magoniglo Speaks
The days of "Trip" are numbered. and IN month
more he shall have slept his last sleep on the Twen
ty-thlrd street stage. After him comes Edwin Booth
In his great character "aichelieu. brilliant sea-
son may then be looked for.
No Que should neglect to hear Nilsson In oratori0.:
She far surpasses her concert triumphs in this more
extended eld and increases the desire OF the public
to hear her ID opera. She sings In the Messiah,
at Stenwey Hall on Tuesday.
Mile. Rose D'Erjna, Irish prf,na donna, who
comes among us laden with very nattering testis
monals Of talent from Europe gives her first con<
cert ut steinway Hall on Wednesday.
Olympic. and Fox Is liveiier than ever. The house
on Thanksgiving was a Jam Of the most iicrediols
ties Brlgands, enters upon its third week at theI
Grand Opera House, and has proved, SO far, to be-
the most successful opera IN the repertoire Of the
troupe. "1ne Princess or TroDzonl" Will be its
cessor.
grand performance will be given on Saturday AZ
Fourteenth
members Of the Cercle Frencais do lIIarmonic, for
s % the "a as
consists or comedy aud vaudeville, with musical in-
terludcs. The following artists viii assist:-Mmes.'
Hallter-Dossy, Suzanne Thai, Leydeker, Rosa ana
Taillaler, and Messrs. Leiranc. Juanet, Gausus,
Pledlsam, Brunei, Edgard, Rousseau ana Glatigny.
1t win thus be seen that apart from the noble charity
itself the entertainment will be exceedingly Ut
tractiye
OF 'rhe Road to Ruin" OF the Brooklyn Academy
on Wednesday next. The last performance en-
probably one Of the most attractive and bssJ played
in the boundess repertotre OF tho company and tho
characters are Wen I,str i.sa ;, ,,,
inhhe evening, and tho Lyster opera troupe Tho,
Beggar's OPERA at the matin4,s.
johnny Thompson, star comedian ana q publici
favorile, has been secured for the COmiGue with o.
host Of other attractions-Cn White among
a immense bill, forming an Ola podrtdo OF fun.
has been prepared for the coming week at the GloGe
sensation ut the New York Circus. The Cynocepha.
lus No Is lying at the point OF death, and viii not
probably ever be able to astonish the Mauliat-
tanites.
Lefranc and MN. viard-Marti win sing tonight at
the Grand National Bazaar for the sufferers OF the
war. at the Seventy-frst regiment armofy.
. "Neck and Neck. or, the Hangman's Moose" Isl
this Week new railroad sensation Is Isl PROMISED
in it,
George Warren and Little Mac Bryant's Mlnstrel5
are In the Iull tide OF success.
The New York German Evangelical Choir Union
va a nnn fn- n 10Th nj Afn lo
Kelly 4 Leon's Minstres have fairly surpassed
themselves this season. The burlesque Nilsson
cert alone has become an attraction such is rarely
witnessed on the burlcsque stage.
capital bit Of FUN, ''Wne and Man." win be given
Mr.. Oliver Doud Byron. young actor OF raro
ability and much promise, will produce this week at
MIS- Conveys PARK theatre his DRAMA Across the
Tony Pastor has secured female Lingard, named
A choice dish OF minstrclsy viii be served up at
the Brooklyn Opera House
Miss Fernando Sedesco, young violnlst from
Baltimore, whom report credits with remarkania
genius and artistic culture, VIII appear al Rose
D,Mrina,s concert on Wednesday.
The Nilsson matinee at Steinways on Saturday,
was attended by the most fashionable and elegant
assemblage OF ladies that ever graced o concert
The programme was repetition OF the last Brook
lyn one. In ner desire to please some OF her hearers
by simple ballads Mile. Nilsson should be care
H Of sesetng Niger s song way DOM
from such throat as mat OF tho fair Swede.
the seGGnd popur a. Assqsa a Hal
tnguished conralto, who sang, "Ah! Non Fiis,n and
with Boil the duet rom "rrovatore," was the main
attraction. She was unmistakable success. Carl
Formes sung in the duet from Robert" and an air
from the Marriage OF Figaro" There is little OF his
once grand voice left.
Miss Lillian Edgarton will speedily give III tins
city her lecture Called WHITTIER Are We Drii,ing9'
Miss Edgarton has lately met 1iattering SUCCESS
elsewhere, and we are quite sure that she Will he
listened to In The metropolis with pleasure. Eii-
dowed with rare mental and physical gifts, Miss
Edgarton Is one Of the most prepossessing OF speak
ers, and whether we can agree with her or not, we
are certain to be charmed with her.
Kellogg Is meeting with great success out West.
SHOCKING CAsUaLTY IN BUFFALO.