The New York herald., 1870-01-30
Musical and Theatrical Neses.
'atti is warbling In st. Louis.
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Musical and Theatrical Nsses.
Patti is warbling In st. Louis.
BrlgnOli Ii chirping In Memphis.
The Thomps0nian blondes are In Cincinnati.
JEFFERSON mas taken Grip Van winkie" to Mobile.
Parepar Rosa sings In Providence to morrow night.
Frank Mayo Is dazzling the Bufalonians with "The
Flash OF Lightning"
Mrs. Waller tomorrow evening shows 'tMeg Merrl-
liesn 10 appreciative Hubites.
The Chapman sisters are buresquing IN Charles
ton with 'Snoo, Fly"
Kate Reynolds is sporting with "Richelieur in
Louisville.
The Richings Opera Troupe commence q season OF
SIX nights IN Indianapolis to tomorrow.
The Susan Cation troupe meeting with de-
served success In Philadelphia.
Miss Baleman introduces MARY warner'' to the
creoles OF New Orleans tomorrow night.
The Holman Opera troupe Will do "Der Preischuetz',
In Toronto tomorrow evening.
The Worre Sisters-Sophie and Irene--will dance
and sing In "Lala R0Okh" this week In Elmira.
Mrs. D. p. Bowers commences an engagement to-
morrow evening IN Plttsburg after which she plays
Tue realistic play OF "Londonp will be the ssnsa-
ton this week In Philadelphia.
Sunday theatrical amusements have been legalized
The lndomitable Colville has been exhibiting
"Humpty Dumpty" to the good Indlanapolans. He
Jenny Wimore aud Elise Holt are burlesQung at
rival houses In st. Louis.
Miss Fanny b. Price, who played Dora In this
Oly foSb - PSAaoAounk 1NVOouy O6ukutcE IN
Cleveland.
The Grand Opera House viii remain closed to the
pubic during the present week. In order to permit
OF the necessary rehearsals OF the new spectacular
sensation, "The Twelve IemptatonsU which Is set
down for presentation on she evening OF February
Tne piece has been In course OF preparation for
months, and ID one OF the Prince OF ErIes biggest
dramatic ventures.
Kelly Il Leon's Minstrels on Monday, the 7th OF
February Will reopen Ut their old headquarters, on
broadway, with new company Their opening
sensation will be cork.dyed trayestle on Faust y
which Will be given with elaborate scenery and gor
geous costumes. Meanwhile the hail is being over
hauled and thoroughly renovated, ana Will be en-
trely rearranged and redecOrated.
Anew musical feature has been introduced at the
close OF 'Hamer at Booths theatre-ylz., the dis
tant playing OF band as Hamlet dies and the cur
tain descends. This at first sounds somewha dis.
sonant but t really represents the entry OF the
conquering FOrtinbras into the Danish capital It Is
beyond doubt correct.
An English verson OF "Chilperic,n by Herv6 mas
been performed ut the Lyceum, In London, IN which
the author IN person enacted tile chief role
1t Ii rumored that Mr.. Lester Wallack Will in a
few weeks make professional tour OF the principal
cities OF the New. England and Middle States under
the management OF Messrs 9. w. Tagleure and
william Stuart. This will be Mr.. Wal.ack's frs
starring expedition, and undertaken, as 1t VIII oe,
IN the very zenith OF his fame as an actor and as
manager OF one OF the leading theatres OF America
Will doubtless prove memorable In the dramatic
annals OF the country.
Charles Mathews, the actor was born ut Liverpool,
and Is sxty-six years Of age He Is abou, to make
voyage TO the antipOdes and recently told Liver
pool audience that he thought better to 90 before
ne became Old. and his faculties were lmpared-be-
fore the ush OF his early youth had departed Some
men never get DID, and Charles Mathews seems u