The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-06-24
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O' was one OF the peasantest and most successful
u the excellent run OF The Huglenotr at Booths ell
CANT temple OF art The season Il far advanced an
:. but two weeks remain, but promised the col
b tnued representation OF this brilliant drama for Il
y remainder. Last evening the attendance, witho
being crowded. for the first heat OF summer IL upC
. US, was select and most appreciatlve. How cou
> they be otherwise surrounded by the attra
. tons Of this beautiful theatreY 'The Hugu
not richly deserves the popularity It ha
l. acnleVed, not only from its admirable setting an
4 vr'lSuc eIects but for the superb acting OF Mr.
the Hnsaenot Captain Hrs Moenhs an IN ~
Duchesse Jeanne; Miss Blanche De Bar as Gabrielle
mn Mr Nelson Decker as the Beggar The clodoc
uoupe were particularly good In the fourth act an,
were encored and vehementIy applauded. No tru,
| liver OF me higher walk OF drama should lose I'M
opportunity 10 ENJOY the magnificent scenery. IN,
.idtinc costumes and the really spirited acting tha
distinguishes this favore house m the close OF fhe
sprng season OF 1870 which has been marked by 81
many tgumphs. ~ -
FIFTH AVENUE MISUNDERSTANDING THE va
rous triumphs 30 ably achieved under the manage
nent OF MIR. Augustin DAILY have been memorable IN
their way. wise discrimination, excellent taste
thorough acquaintance with the drame 10 It's many
phases, and a keen appreciation OF that which Is
hkey 10 engage the attention OF a refined ana intel.
'ec'ual community have contributed In a great
measure to earn for Mr.. DAILY that high reputa.
non ne now bears In the theatrical world
iiis executive powers are only equaed by
hi o-
ms Ear crowned his effort. II "Frou. i pr"n,,
royed the great sensation OF the season up to the
IA ne OF It's withdrawal, ''Fernande" has most it,
. tar wy supplied lis place, and now continues TO be
he iscnatIDg attraction at THIS theatre Already
h as he production elected the warmcst encomlums
IA a. rare gems OF art and brilliant surroundings
VA CHI II dscloses. Moreover the manner in when
u ~ ven placed upon the stage Is worthy Of the
best hts. Iionic temple in the world As usual an
apggs eca i've and fashionable assemblage Witnessed
"Fen and e'' last evening. aGd following the exam
Ole ~ the tToWdcd dudences that since It's presenta
ftnu IA TItp 1,
ahte - 'dentc OF hearty appreciation People aIm0st
regret fen ne as' scene of Fernando" Is brought
10 civA Tor II pos escss charm almost magnetic
ln It's iva uence.
wALLAs KS TnEATRE--"THE Rsp LIGHT.r-Ths
elegant rss sort, which skins the cream OF uptown
lovers OF a &c better class OF comedy was wei ut
tended as night by virtue one OF The hes, pieces
that nas re entity attracted connoisseurs. The en-
gagcmeut % Mr. John Brougnam has been sigma
med by the a favor which that eminent hstrontc
genius Irss caA waited since the very commencement
OF his career .'Ihe Red Light il emotional
fun OF stirrins incident aud delicate situations,
part OF the bo ID skiiful schemer Dr.. Bayn S"v
Miss Annie Deias d as Lady Arlington, Miss Lizzie
Price the beaaa fal Annie Steele Mr.. Joseph SET.
ton as the innexihl John Steele and Mr. j. ii. stod
dart n the specuA ting sharper Jehoshaphat Shar.
KEY, the peTiorm@a &c could not iaii % be grand
roiicaing lovlW ban strewd and sensible friend OF
Justice aud champse Of the iair. was equal to his
long renown. Mr. AIRY az Paul Maynard gave a
fine performance rtty or the Old school. Mr..
Broupham viii appea, but two nights more, and so
conclude the brilliant a'un Of THE Red Light
OLYMPIC THEArRE.-.''rhe Field OF the Cloth or
Gold" still holds posses'sion OF the stage at this
theatre, the warm weather having no INJURIOUS
effect whatever on the .andences owing to an ingc.
NOUS conirvance invented by the brilliant Dan
Symons himself in the shape Of q serie OF hanging
fans operated by an industrious lad, expressly en-
gagged for the service. patcnt has been applied
for: Mrs. Oates is the principal charm OF
is one or the most charming OF our native bur~
Iesquers. She is sprighiy and graceful, and sings
with more than the average blonde ability. Her
brunette OF the magnificent type, but she appears
In the makeup as petite blonde. There nothing
like versatility on the stage, either In roles on
hair. Miss Georgia Dickson, handsome and
undlsguised brunette, played Lady Constance
ties deserve, at least, as much praise. The tumble
ronican, by Professor O'Rcardon, and the Imperial
$50 but for a little broguel and Hernandez's gntar
SOLO, were new and inimitape. The tumbleroni-
can, which Professor O'Reard0n operates, Is con-
cord OF sweet sounds produced by piano and a
chime on tumbcrs the musical professor playing on
with his right.
NIBLOs GARDEN.-A handsome and substantial
tribute was on Wednesday evening paid to Mr. J. A.
Zimmerman the popular and efficient treasurer or
the establishment by the presence OF veaowing
assembage on the occasion Of his well merited tes-
timonial benefit. Mr.. Zimmerman has long since
displayed marked ability IN mis- Official capacity His
benefit great success. The programme IN
cluied the "Marble Heart" among the cast being
the names OF Edwin Adams. Barney McCauley, Of
Cincinnati; Miss Caroline Carson, Miss Lille Ell
bridge aud other talented artists MIR. Henri
VOL" and 'H was encorea. and shea the performs
ance was brought to pleasant close with the
W. Tiffany sustained the title role with excellent
effect. Tonight Stage Manager Vincent Will take
his nrst benefit In eight years. The programme Is
tnfpnt Inn n mr. la nrttl how.
volunteered their services. After MIR. vincents
benefit Nbo's VIII close until the 18th OF August.
piece by Dion Boucicanlt Lotta ~ engaged for Elk
weeks commencing on the 18th Of September, ana
after that the famous "Back Crook" will be pro
duced.
GRAND OPERA HoUsE.--lt required the scenic ut.
fractions OF the Twelve Temptations" to draw 80
good house as last night attended the 15Oh repre-
scntaton OF that piece. Theatricas and the Their
at ninety degrees are not generally fusibe,
but Jubilee Jim has managed 10 render them 80.
The closing performances or the play are announced:
but despite this fact the pr0prietors OF the cs-
adjustment have strengthened the company and
are daily adding new features. the latest OF which
ton scene IN the shape OF q prsinatc shower.
How 1t would astonish the partisans OF the Old unit
ties 10 see the realistic effects SUCH as are produced
In the twelve Temptations"
WOODS TaEATRE--'JOcKo.r-Th Martnetu
troupe still draw what the "professonalr at the
entrance calls fair summer house. The aisles and
boxes are not crowded by any means, the marvel
lOus feats OF the MartiaettIs anu The wild qainb0s
OF Jocko being probably too suggestive OF heat and
preparation. The internal regions horrible ex-
hibit OF what may befall some Of u.s. the obese
young lady and The calf with SIX legs are enough to
cap the climax OF swe,tering horror.
BowERy THEATRE.-lmperyious 10 heat or cold
the substantial patrons OF this timehonored instiu
ton. in which many brilliant star has successfully
graduated, continue TO crowd their favorte cstab-
llshmenf The rapdity with WEIGH sensations come
Daty ti,n
wondered at. Scarcely has some new drama been
produced when IL Is Withdrawn 10 make room for
another more startling. The engagement o' Miss
Fanny Herring has been attended, with success.
The present great feature Is Cadet lie Pefle.
or the Owls Of France in which Mr,
J. b. Studiey ststains the title rate TIE
uimitabe delDeator of Irish character, the great
Carleton whose wit aud huInor, songs and dane Is
have such mirth provoking effect, has been Sc
Gu ed for few nights longer The Bowery theatre
will continue the season with uninterrupted novel
ties. Mr.. J. 3. StndeY VII take nj. hcnent thlS