The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-26
ANU Sc M E rs.

GaAsp OPERA House." La Grande Ducbessn
continues 70 attract considerable audiences Mons
day night the whole OF the powerful cast In this cello.
bratcd opera did their utmost amuse the company
present Celne Montaland a. the Grand Duchess
was especially successful, and drew forth repeater
applause from the audience, while NJ Cousins ~
Fritz, and NJ iinlemans ~ Prince Paul. gave general
satisfaction. NJ. Naret, NJ Duchcsne and NJ. Walter
as Baron Puck. General Boum and Baron Grog, re-
specuvely, created considerable amusement ny
their droery and wituclsns.
On Saturday night, after the representation of .Ia
Grande Duchess James Fax, Jr., presented Carlo
Patti, the conductor OF the orchestra with nagnif-
cent conductors baton, OF the finest black ebony.
WIN massive go!a Ups, the one representing rolt
OF music, tho other bearing the Inscription" Pre-
sented 70 carlo Patli with compliments OF Jamea
FISK. Jr" This splendid souvenir, valued at $500.
Is very elegantly and claborutey chased ana ia got
ten up in the most artistic style.
NEW YORK CIRcus.-For a hearty laugh and tha
pleasant passing away OF two hours of an evening"
4 well conducted circus Is worthy OF an occasional
visit. The circus Fourteenth street certain on
any night TO insure TO ITS patrons this pleasuraba
employment. Last night there was the intro
ducuon OF novelty IN Don Leonle, In
his triple horizontal bar gymnastic feat,
but there is considerable room for Improvement.
which Don Leonte may obtain by practice. IL would
be Unfair TO Judge hun from llrst nights effort,
but that which was presented In the ring Monday
ought not 10 Ds repeated, unless greater
cess be obtained. Tue graceful poses oil The Aus
tralian family and Conrads performing dogs were
worthy OF the management The crowning success
OF the programme the bareback riding OF Mile.
Caroline Roland whose achievement were de-
servediy and enthusiastically appauded. The house
was crowded, and the entertainment seemed 10 OH
tain the hearty approval OF the crowded arena.
PARK THEATRE BR0oxLys-THE FLoRENCEs.
great was the demand from the public for renewal
Of these iavorite artists engagement at Mrs. Con-
ways beautiful little theatre that the management
has retained them for SIX nights and a Saturday
matinee. The first OF the new season drew an i'm.
mense house Monday night. The play was the ngh,y
sensational emotional musical saltaory and patriot.
drama "lshnavogue, one OF those pieces In which
the most attractive talents OF the artists are devel-
oped. Mr.. ana Mrs. Florence were greeted witt,
rounds VI applause III every scene, proving that
they are great Iavorites IN Brooklyn. They We're
supported admirably by the good stock company
which LIS always TO be found at this theatre.
GLOBE THEATRE--rhis establishment has been
very successful under Josh. Harris management
since Its opening. constant variety has kept
up, and every new sensation IN Keeping with such
standard or performance has been secured. Tho
main OF the failure of variety theatres Is the
forgetfulness or the management Of what obecr
OF the theatre isyariety Mr.. Hart, by constantly
changing the bin and performers, gives sort OF
Kaleidoscope entertainment, which can never fan
TO win the pnbic. thus week he has Colvilles
European novelties, In addition TO his regular
troupe large patronage has rewarded his erortS