The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-08-08

Emmett continues to draw admirlng houses at
Wallack's by his clever character piece, "Fritz,"
which will finish the balance Of the summer season.
Next month the regular season will open with a
London novelty, "The Two Roses" in which we
presume George Clarke win make his debut at this
house.
Madame Lanners ballet troupe will occupy the
boards of the Grand opera House until September
49, when Prince Erie will commence the fall season
with fine opera oouDe company, the bright
particular star OF which Is Mile Silly, who figured in
Paris as the rival OF Schneider. The other
artists are Mile. Montala ID from the Folies Drama
tiques; Mile. Thai. from the Athenee; Mile. Jousse,
from the Folies Dramatiques; NJ Gaussin. q cele-
brated tenor from the Varieties; M. Herminer,
tenor from the Varieties; M. varlet, baritone,
from the Chatelet; M. Anthony, basso, from the
Chatelet; M. Hettemans, bufo, from the Varie.
ties; M. EsUeve, stage director, from the princi-
pal Partisan theatres The opening opera will be
Herves "Petit Faust" and its attractions are to be
enhanced not only by elaborate and costly scenery
and decorations but by fine ballet troupe, which
Will include the most popular OF the artists now
dancing at the Grand Opera House.
The Comique has bill OF rare excellence for the
week, which the fine variety company engaged by
Messrs Butler Gilmore has selected In accordance
with the expectations of their numerous patrons.
The celebrated Dutch comedian, George w. ThOmp-
son, appears tonight in fa 70, character.
Woods Museum Alken's local drama, 1.-THE Witches
of New York. viii be given every night
The large variety company at the Bowery still con-
tinues TO draw large houses.
Buckley's Serenaders enter upon their afth week
at the San Francisco Minstrel Hall.
Tony Pastor has secured Harry Gufr in addition to
the thousand and one attractions of his east side
opera house.
The summer concerts of Theodore Thomas and
Henry Mollenhauer at General Park and Terrace
gardens.
Mrs. James Oates and her unrivaed burlesque
troupe open the season at the olympic with ale
Petit Faust" a comic opera By Aerve. The little
lady will play MephlstOpheles and George Fox
Martha, q female well stricken In years.
Georges toilet has been ordered from Paris, and Ii
said TO be one OF the cher d'9urres Of Worth, the
man miliiner
Fechter opens the Globe Boston, with Monte
Cristo."
NibiO's opens this month with 1.-THE Dukes
MOtto,' L. T. Barrett playing Lagadere
Extensive preparations are going on for the great
dramatic season Of Marie Seebach, the renowned
traQedienne, who Will make ner DEBUT in America
early IN September, at the Theatre Francois, the
place where Nine. RlstOrl made her memorable
triumph. Nine. Seebach brings with her first class
dramatic company, complete In all details. New
scenery to be painted for her plays, and the cos
tunes are unusually rich. Her opening y1le viii be
Marguerite, In GOethe's Faust" In which she stands
without o rival.
Fritz and Gayler will promenade through the
Eastern States after the termination Of their engage
ment at Wallack'a
It's gratifying prospect for our country cousins
when they learn the fact tnat upwards Of forty com.