The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-04
MUSIC AND TIE DRAMA.

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| FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.-The belle Of this dra-
matte boudoir, Miss Fanny Davenport. who has
made such r0teS Enle Remington, Georgette
Lady Gay spanker and Maria. In "Twefth Night"
her own, with the endorsement OF the public as a
copyright Tor all, taxes n benefit tomorrow night.
The play Il "London Assurance and her principal
assistants are Mr.. Il. l.. Davenport and Miss Julia
GAYLORD debut. On Tuesday Mr. IIarkins. the clever
ana popular stage manager and leading man. pro-
poses TO revive "Man ard Wife, for his Denelt aud
on Wednesday Daly's dramatZation OF Wilkie Col
style.
WALLACK's --"Rosedale,u despite the heat, y
nightly greeted by houses which can only be desig-
mated by the cheering term, standing room only"
No wonder, too, when all that art and liberallty
complhed are capable OF mas been brought INTO
iequis!ton To make the brightness OF the play stu
brighter, ana 10 make the cast a. perfect as possible
BOOTHS TaEArRE-THE WINTERS TALE.-The
final performance OF the "winters Tale was given
last evening at Booths theatre. As usual. II was
admirably rendered, and though the audience,
owing very likely TO the oppressive heat OF the
weather, was nor large other
nights Ill the past, those present were ell
thusastc IN their reception OF this most
picturesque OF all shakspeare's plays Mr..
Lawrence Barrett did his part weu and faith
i iuy ana Mr. Marx smith, as Rogue and Pediar.
LEM humor to Tie piece which gives IL a pleasant
diversilcaton. The ladies' in the performance were
Last evening closed the winter season NJ this
theatre II opened with Air Jefferson as RIP Van
Wmkle. Mr.. Booth followed IN "licbeleu,h
"0taello,n much ADO About Nothing ANA the
"Fools Revenge Mr.. Barrett succeeded, or rather
ane n Jongu ,M marble aear and 9ye
"Winters falen
Next week The summer season VIII open with 'elle
Man o Aire,h the leading character IN which VIII
he Bobby liurns, done up dramatically and Mr.. Bar
rett VIII personals the dashing and daring scottish
lover.
OLYMPIC.--Miss Lucille Western whose power of
delneating strong passion Is very remarkable, and
who has, ~ years or study and experience made
herself sterling favorite on the stage commences
2 short ENLARGEMENT at The Olympic this week the
frst performance being EAST Lynne" JACK
sheppard was Withdrawn on Saturday night.
LIMA EDwIN-This enterprising ana deserving
young manageress closed season of nearly forty
weeks at her theatre on Friday night. Grave OBJ
stacles Deset her path from the commencement Of
the season, obstacles which would have daunted
many veteran manager. But she Pluoky fought
down all obstacles ana succeeded In bringing her
season TO a successful close. OF course there were
blunders-when was hrst season ever withouG
them and the chief bunder in speniing time
ana money over the trashy productions OF The Lon
don tarne. Next season the theatre VIII he en-
larged to nearly double It's present size and there Is
little ooubt Of bright career for 1t ana ITS air plot.
GRAND OPERA HousE-Ihe grand spectacular
pantomme The fhree Hunchoacks," stu runs
lis devious way, with Ethel sorman, Belle Hewitt
aud Bonfauti a. Tue stars
theatre tbs week with the Fox DcnIer panto-
mime troupe IN ihelr clever pantomimc, Three
Blind Mice
DAS BRYANT VIII have his annual benefit at the
Academy OF Music Thursday evening He VIII
appear ia two irish comedies, colleen gawn'' ana
"Barney the Daron.o ana VIII be supported by lone
Burke. Mary Ne'ls, Laura keene, Nine. Ponis,
". Il. Floyu, Mark smith J. Z. Williamson, owen
MaroTe and y. Hamilton.
NrBLos.--rne last nights OF exit" are announced
for this Week "Paul Clifford viii be brought out
OH Monday June IL.
NEwCoMB & ARLlsGToS's MiNsTRrf.s conclude
their season Saturday next They nave met
with prompt recognition by the public ana have
successfully nangurated one OF the cosiest and
prctticst little halls in the city.
roNY PASTOR mas given up this week 10 benefits
On Monday Frank kerns appears afternoon and
evening. frank Girard has benefit the following
day, Joe Braham Wednesday, Johnny Wild on
Thursday, the usners on Fri9sy aud Dody Pastor on
saturday.
CENTRAL PARE GAgDEN.-Each concert given
this summer by Thomas orchestra seems 70 draw
larger audience than it's predecessor. These en-
tertainInents are now the most fashionable ana the
most popular given IN this city during lhe
summer. All The perfection that an orchestra -
capable or seems to DC crowded into the forty musl
clans whom Thomas Yields the baton. No
wonder then, thai the Garden should not be large
enough 10 ACCOMMODATE All the lovers OF music
who mock 10 IT,
Presentation TO Theatrical Manager.
Mr. Josh Hart was Friday night the recipient Of
o very handsome and suitable present at his resi-
dence, A. Bond street The company and attaches
OF the Globe Theatre, DESTROYS OF testifying In some
degree their high appreciation OF the manager
determined upon offering 20 Mr.. Hart slight
token OF their regard. This desire assumed
shape and form which was very gratifying to the
fecnngs of Mr.. Hart. Amassive gold SEAL with the
mauager's monogram beautifully and artistcally
arranged, placed on To handle OF gold when
moGelle1 to represent The figure OF Atlas bear
C\cp-
lensy conceived and both modelier and eDgraver
had faitnluiy carried II OUT. Tbe seal bore APP
proprlate engraved inscription. The presentation
speech was made by Nh. j. X Topham and was
responded to very feelingy by Manager Hart !
Metropolitan Gossip. ,
r. f. stevens. late business manager ior Liua Ed
WINS theatre does not go out for the Three Hunc-
bacKAr party but remains at Colonel L. Ailston
Browns Dramatic Agency.
Nine. Nethua Scheiler, the celebrated German
actress Will reappear in this city shortly she hay
Inc three new pieces, all OF which pronounced
XpryU np