The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-17
A "a u s E M E N T s.

OLYMPIC-"JACK SHEPPARD.n-1he hero OF Aims.
worth's exciting novel, the idol Of the underground
NOBILITY Of London, the apostle and patron OF all
thieves. made his first bow at this popular theatre
on Monday evening. and was received with all
the honOrs ana rousing welcome by the gods.
without entering into details regarding the per-
Torrance. as 1t will require few more repre-
sensations to make It entirely effective, we
can only say that the piece was received with favor
and can he put down as popular success. The
ssets' were exceeding good better than what has
ever been given TO the play before, and some OF
sational drama, which, after all, is demanded BY
very large proportion OF the public. Jack Shop
as dedeS hit The Was IS o Sc
owsTJack sheppara Miss \. Ads Marsnd Thames
L. Fox: Sir Rowland Trencnard Mr.. EOrdaunt;
Jonathan Wild. Mr.. J. B. ssaiisys Joseph Bueskin,
Mr.. H. Pearson; Mr.. KneeUOno Mr.. T. 1eesdae.
Mans snsppar sz 1s
Yeamans; Winnifrcd Wood, Miss George Langley;
Edgewortn Bess, Miss Fannie Beane Poll Maggot,
Miss Flora Lee.
the threatening condition OF the weather last even
ing and the chilly breeze that succeeded the heat OF
the day the second concert OF Theodore Thomas at
this beautiful summer garden was largely attended.
The programme consisted OF the following choice
works:-"March OF Victory" Reinecke; overture.
"Jubilee,' Weber; waltz. con the Beautiful Rhine"
Keller Bella; fantasle ''Ernani,n Verdi; overture
"Tannhauser,n Wagner; scherzo, "0p. 49," Gold
mark" waltz, "Life Let Us Cherish" Strauss; elm.
leitung, "Loreley," Max Bruch; overture, Tampa
HerOld; fantasie, DIVISIONS In Dream" with
sglqs I6r Either, Lumbyc;s polka, .im krapfen.
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many years, under leader OF aoknowledged a1iity
and great experiences, has attained s ss3aata q
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Bella, Wagncr's massive lllroductIon to the .Tann-
hauser worth the rest Of .ns opera put together.
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most exactlng dteIian.e The atsntl6k q tie hdd!.
eratiOns beyond those OF art attracted them to the
Vicinity Of the PARK Tho orchestra play this after.
noon at Steinway Hall at the farewell concert OF
wifi also IN this farewell Mr. Thomas S.
bears the impress OF success, ani tho Central Park
Garden will undoubtedly be the chief evening re-
sort or she metropolis during the summer months,
UNION LEAGUE TuEATRB.-Miss Jean Burnside.
young lady Of considerable talent, made ner debut
on Monday evening before large and appreclattve
audience. The programme was Of a varied cha
racter. including selections ranging from shak.
speare down to Bret Harte. Miss Burnside pos
scsses the advantages OF graceful presence.
very beautiful and expressive face and good voice.
Her performance, though accompanied By the
average amount OF embarrassment natural 10 such
an occasion, was excellent throughous and
from the mere execution, there was evidence
OF bright inteIgonce, clear conception and ability
undeveloped, greater than that displayed. Her first
suited to her. Violent emotions aud reckless pas
sons are not the phases Of human nature which
Miss Burnside will render best. In portrayal OF
gcuter and more attractive oaar,.tsr hyr ded lies.
Her greatest success Sas n" rendering costume.
compare oreqitably viii, any We haYe witnessed on
the New York stage fol osn-,de ri. time. Miss
most spc0eseiVl 0f lA9 season