The New York herald., 1871-11-12

'Uncle Eph's Dreamn II the latest sensation ct
Tony Pastor has o new sensation drama this
week. :.
The San Francisco Minsrreis have some new fea-
tures on this weeks bill.
A host OF spicK-span new artists appear at the
New York Circus tins week.
Five more new stars appear this week at the
Onion square Theatre.
Mr. Lester walack makes his nrst appearance
this season on Monday in 'Rosedale"
.Diyorce,, commences its eleventh week to-mor-
row at the Fifth Avenue Theatre. Crammed houses
Prince George Nicholas Galitzin gives the first OF
his grand Russian concerts al Steinway Hall on
Tuesday.
Mss Annie Lonsdale MRS. John Darcie) clever
brilliant actress, will shortly appear at the St
James
Mr. E. l. Davenport.has made great success OF
enc ong-neglected Chestnut Street Theatre In Phil
adelphla-
rety company at the Comlque and q complete
change OF bill this week.
The last performance Of 'Faustr win be 1siven at
me Academy on Monday, Lucia" on Wednesday.
and "Mlgnon," for the first time, on Friday.
The charming and brilliant actress, Miss Ettie
Henderson, has Just concluded q highly successful
engagement at the Park Theatre. Brooklyn.
the old established play biz, the stage has as. as,
found It's way into nearly every theatre In the CITY,
John McDonoagn Is making the St. James Theatre
quite fasnnabe resort, with the aid OF Miss susan
6alton andMr. 4. ID. Davies.
owens beautiful impersonatlon OF the part OF
Caleb Plummer at Booths Theatre Is attracting the
intelligent portion OF the amusement public to that
elegant theatre.
s.humpty Dumpty" begins It's twelfth week at the
olympic with unaDated success. on thursday
afternoon complimentary benefit Will be given TO
the veteran negro minstrel, Eph Horn
soiree musicale Will be gwen at Odd Fellows
Hall, Hopoken under the auspices OF the First lie.
winch Madame Clara Brinkerhon appears
BY general request for one week only, ia
Grande Ducnesse" will be gwen at Linda Edwin's
On Monday evening. and next week lie Pout des
Souplrs,'-a new opera by Ofenbacn. The charm
ing Aimee appears every evening.
Never even during the palmiest days or nights OF
his London season did Mr.. Sothern meet with
greater success than that which ereets his artistic
Efforts at Niblos az present. Raymond's Asa
MsasnsEa z Az . much Praised.
..vilsleur Jullen ana his magnificent orchestra
OF the Grand Duke AeXls:-ReCeption on board the
Mary Powell; the grand Navy oail al the Navy Yard
Brooklyn; the excursion a. TO West Point; the grand
ball at the Academy OF Music.
Wachtel sings in "Trovatore' tomorrow evening
and closes an unprecedentedy successful engagement
At tne Stadt on wednesday: alter Which ne starts on
He mas neted over $50 e0J during the past OF
ten weeks, ana MS managers, Messrs. Rosa and
Neuendorf, have realized stlil more.
Miss Charlotte Stanley has made decided hit
and very favorable impression at the Bowery during
her fortnight engagement. The most pleasing fea.
lures OF her actlng rest in her grace and natural
ness. One Is agreeably disappointed at this theatre
70 lind actress that dIscards all nackneyed tricks
and stralning after effect, and rests ior success on
her own innate talents Miss Staney's proper
sphere is at OF the Broadway theatres.
The Globe Theatre which, during the past two or
three weeks, has been subjected 10 the management
OF several individuals who thought to revive Its
dropping fortunes by giving the very same class OF
entertainment which provoked its misfortune. has
been taken under the management OF Mr.. Harry
Cunningham, gentleman oil considerable mana
geria experience, VINO intends introducing q CON-
pctent company and inauguratng dramatic sea-
son on Monday night charles Fosters popular
drama OF "Bertna" VIII be the opening attraction
and IL will be produced In manner thoroughly first
class In every respect
The fifth popular concert by the Ninth Regiment
Band Will be given at the Grand Opera House this
evening, upon which occasion appear the favorite
young vocallsts, Miss Blanche and Mr.. L. q. Colts
chalk brother sister OF the late lamented Louis
G0stschalK, the distinguished pi2nist Niles. Cas-
Sellan and de Try, whose performances on the
violin and viooncelio have charmed the audiences
Al these entertainments, and the full orchestra
These concerts are becoming very popular and de-
eervedly so, great Improvement being noticeable in
The band since Carl Bergman assumed the direction,
and the care taken by the management in securing
nrst class vocal talent cannot iail make these
concerts a credit TO Colonel James Fisk Jr through
whose exertions this famous band has been organ.
Bed and equipped.