The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-05
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA

FrtrH AVENUE TuzArsE.-The Sparkling little
comedy OF ''DeImonico'sr which Is . decided TN
provcment ON "rspilon" sardoua work, from
which it j. taken. attracted fair share OF pstron
age last night. considering the fact that the nrc-
works on Madison square proved powerful mag.
net during the periormaace. Next week the bui
IAN Angel and one OF the Mitchelrs olympic OLD
favorites, "fhe savage and the Maiden" Tne sea-
son Will probably extend into August
wALLAcKis.-The announcement OF the last nights
OF the Long sfiker at this standard theatre drew
many people there last night Never before has this
play been presented In q more satisfactory manner.
Next week the ong-expected play OF Ellie" ~
Boucicault VIII be brought OUT ~ grand style. TINS
- the drama that was originally written for Lotta
ana Mr.. Moss has been fortunate enough 70 secure
it from the author.
CENTRAL PARK GARpEx.-Theodore Thomas had
last evening . programme Of extraordinary inter
est The beautiful garden was fairly crowded. and
tnat chsractcrizes these concerts. Fahrbach,
M0zar Mendess0hn. Rossini. strauss, Wagner.
Goanod tsnner: suppe and Bosquss figured IN me
teresing violin solo.
TERRACE GARDES.-M Julien celebrated the
glorious Fourth with two performances by nus OK
cellent band assisted BY the following solosts:--
Castignier. oboe; Harvey. trombone, and Baker.
mute. On Saturday NJ. Julitcn takes u bencut, On
winch occasion every lady Will he presented with
copy OF his brilliant "P0lonaisc."
OLYMPIC. rolicking Irish drama of ''Under
Two Fiags" with those favorite artists Rose aua
Harry Watkins. as the principal attractions, was
given this theatre at the matinee and IN the even
Ing. the play has been placed on the stage with Al
the accessories and appointments that can MAKE u
success. better bill for such an anniversary
cond not be given.
BoorH'a-me two last performances OF 'rhe
Man o. Airlie" and the close OF the season Ut this
theatre formed interesting episode IN yesterdays
amusements Mr. Barrett has made reputation IN
the role OF james Harebell that stamps him as one
OF the great lights OF the American stage.
NIBLO'S-Zmmermau could not have announced
any better attraction for the Fourth than 'The Cob
leen Bawn." considering the magnificent cast ana
the liberal manner in which he has placed It on the
stage. the music OF Opertrs orchestra alone wouia
be strong attraction and Miss hOwson and Mr..
Collins have gained aurels by their artistic imper-
sOnati0ns Of the principal characters
WOODS MUsEUM.-CrOwds OF country people
visited this place yesterday ct both performances.
The sensational drama 'Through BY Daylight wss
the main feature, and many contented themselves
with glimpse at the thousand and one cur0sitles
which Mr. Lllendahl showed them.
BowERY.-Tw0 performances and six distinct and
of course Immense" dramas formed the bill OF faro
az this house. Whalley was the reignipg star On
the occasion.
TONY PAsroR's-A matinee and evening perform
ance. with such pieces as "Zilah," valentine ana
orson" and the French Spy brought out Mis.
the east side opera house.
BRYANr's.-Mr. and Mrs. JOnn L. Hall inaugurated
season Of burlesque at this house this week, ana
they gave two performances yesterday, with .
trayestie on III Trovatore and little Operetta IN
which Mr. Within and Miss Blanche Gallon TOOK
part.
GLoBE.-Mr. Eddy appeared in piece which ON
the bill is entitled 'rollicking" but which Il the
most sangunary arrangement ever placed on the
boards. This Is Proctors mick OF the Woods" N