The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-06-27
MUSICAL AND THEATRICAL.


Managers are ngh ting the weather with indcmta.
bic pluck and the hotter 1t becomes the greater ars
the tempting novelties presented and promised on
al sides. Everything considered business has been
pretty fair during the week, and although some OF
the theatres are closing il Is mostly for repairs ana
preparation for the Introduction OF fresh attractions
This will be the last week Of the season at Boo.'
The g Huguenotr viii be played every evening" and
on the Fourth OF July 1t will be performed twice.
after which II VIII be Withdrawn. Joe Jefferson Will
make his welcome appearance on the 10th OF August
IN his famous r5le OF Rip Van Wrinkle. The wei
known piece will 1t is needless 10 say, be produced
with all that splendor OF scenery which has hereto.
fore characterized It's production In this theatre.
The brilliant and fascinating Partisan comedy,
Fernando" which is universally acknowledged 20
be among The greatest successes OF the day still
tlnues the strong hold at the Fifth Avenue theatre.
During The past week tho establishment has been
nightly tnronged with fashionable and appreciauye
audiences. Manager DAILY seems TO be good match
for the temperature #it
hearty welcome Is doubtless in store for Mas
Leona Lavender. who makes her nrst appearances
tonight at walaok's theatre. The genial ana popu.
lar Brongham has written for her very interesting
local drama, entitled "Minnie's Luck; or, The
Ups and Downs of City Life" production which
created quite sensation at the Park theatre Brook
me role OF Clara Woughby. known as Minnie Rock.
anu her Interpretation OF it Is spoken OF IL the most
nalteiing terms. Mr. Drougham himself also APP
pears Ia the character OF Horaio Pryor. sensational
reporter Speculation is unnecessary, for the pro-
The last nights OF the twelve Temptations" ARC
announced at the Grand Opera House. It has been
very great outlay, 1t merited the large patronage
and appreciation which since Its first presentation
hass Sssn uR0n 70 Iae next as
yiennose ballet troupe, numbering thirty.elght
artists, whose performances have already tlcksd sAs
lancies OIL European audience5
The olympic theatre will close at the end OF the
week TO make preparations for novelties 70 be pre-.
sented during the month OF August. 'The Field OF
such favorable impression Will therefore hold the
boards until saturday next As previously men.
monial benefit 10 Messrs. Dan Symons. Sutton ami
Knapps. Both matinee and evening performances
will be given for that object
AT woods Museum great variety OF interesting
sights continue on exhibition, including little Lulu,
said 10 be me smallest woman alive, aud MISS Han
Martnetu troupe are meeting with success IN the
pantomime or .Jocko." The versatile actress Little
able farce Of "Popsey- Wopsey." the pantomime
Green Monster IS now In preparation and wal
shortly be produced
Manager Freiigh Is out with another sensation in
Brough's buresque Of .'Frince Amabe or Turko
The Terrible ana the Fairy Roses.'' Hiss Marian
Taylor commences an engagement IN the title rdte.
The drama Of wealth and Poverty" is announced
for the first time and the audience are to be sent
home In good hum0r with the farce Of "Prnter and
Halter.r
The romantic Irish drama, entitled terr0dden
Down. with MISS Rose and Harry Nautilus IN the
leading characters will be presented tonight a. Mira.
f. e. COnway's popular and vel, managed Park
theatre, Brooklyn. Other attractions are Included
in the programme.
Messrs. Butler and Gilmore. of the Theatre Com
que; announce quite variety OF entertainments.
among them the first appearance Of john Hart, ne
gro comedian. Abbott, the pantOnimst. Is still Civ.
ing vent 10 his hunior, and the programme sets forth
host OF other artists including comic yocasis ana
characteristic dancers.
A sacred concert was given last evening at Ter
Mr.. Hermann Crau, the manager announces a
petition OF Olfenbach's "Barbe Bleue' on Tuesday
evening next with Mile. Pauline Canissa ana Mr..
Habeniann ~ the leading artists.
The grand instrumental concerts by Thomas
cliestta are attracting large assemblagcs at Central
through the hail. The prOmenades at the rear Of tue
building are delightful.
Never behind hand In novelties and attractive en-
gagenenis, Mr.. Poole, the manager at Tony Pastors
Opera House, Will present to the patrons OF the Is.
adjustment tonight the well known drama VI
'Uncle Toms Cabin, III SIX acts ana forty ab,eaux.
The cast includes the Of artists popular tho
east side. The emotional production Will DC followed
by a variety entertainment.
Kelly i Leon $ Ministries present varied hiii 70
night. Leon himself sustalns eight different CHARGE
ters, including Gilbert. in the burlesque of rrow-
Frow, = and other similar rdes.
Robb's DoraIna OF Scotland will he exhibited az
Apollo Hall tomorrow and every evening during the
week. several talented Scotch artists Will also
appear
Nine. Seebach, the great German actress will
make her debut in this city III next September sap
ported by her own company OF thirty-six Germin
dramatic artists under the management OF Mr.. j.