The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-05

present III THIS cuy taiklns OF going on the stage
again.
Mr. warack Will likay bring his season to Q bril-
liant close with "ROsedale," Tor when that popular
play is once on the boards there Is 90 telling how
long II via run Is.
Alice Brooks, that charming little actress, has
been secured 10 open VITA Laura Keene IN -Four.
teenth street; a 50 Harry Pearson comedian, ana
The last nights of the "BlacS Crook'' are an
nounced aud Saturday an Is giliter and linsel,
red hre and padded hmbs Will vanish from NiDio's
boards, lof a time A. least.
Katie Putnam who has been IN this city the past
two weeks. opens III Cleveland, ONO, on the 10Th,
ANA goes thence 10 Denver, q. T., where she VIII
play three weeks engagement
The appearance Of George Clarke at Lima Edwin's
charming little boudoir theatre viii be an Interest,"
ing event. We ttust that the far managereSs Will
also make her bow soon IN the same theatre.
Robert McWate IL at present In this city. He
Opeu5 ut Woods theatre CINCINNATI on the 24th
inst, Tor two weeks. His engagement at the Park
theatre BROOKLYN. the past week. was success
Theresa. the cautatrice OF the PARIS Aleazar, ami
one Of the ephemeral celebrities or the worst days
OF the sham enplre. " not dead, a. was reported,
but Keeps with her mother u conee house on the
Square st. 1eOrRe, IN Paris
The announcement Of the visit OF Charles Mathews,
the king Of comedians, has produced sensation
c0nglegate daily and nighcy at the Fifth Avenue
theatre 10 secure seats IN advance.
Among those engaged for the opening Of the new
E sn er saea e Late mooeys M,se aa Hro9s
ana 'kd,' MI. kilnc, Little Josie, Harry Mack,
Delehanty and Henger ana Ella resncr.
r. 7, Stctson opened NJ the new Opera House,
PittsburG, the 81 inst, IN his drama meek and
Neck,n 10 $500, wnlcn is best business Tor Holy
Week, He opens ut be BARS Opera House, ST.
Louis, on the 10th, and Academy OF Music Buffalo,
on the 18th INST.
Josh Hart appears to be monopollzng the VARIETY
business Ill and about New York. Not content with
having the Globe theatre In this CITY, land the Globe
formerly Aooleyis), Brooklyu, he has secured the
Theatre COmlque. There were many applicants Tor
the COmique but Josh Hart was the LUCKY one.
w. Horace Llngard closes his present engage.
mcnt at Lima Edwln's theatre on April 10, ana then
goes through New England Ion week. ihen
Albany, Utca Syracuse. Rochester and plays one
week in Buffalo al the Academy oil Music after
which he iitusville, Ia, ANA then through
the West, on his way 10 alIOrnla
Camilla Urso, the great lady violnsr. has Just
purchased the cetcDrael Joseph tuarnerins Gre.
mona violin or Mr.. John Hart, IA Princess street,
London at an enormous ngure Mr.. Hart IL The
most celebrated violin counOlSseur III Europe, and
most OF the valuable old vollnS owned Di the no
Ltllty and rich amateurs iai INTO his hands,
In the Savannah R2ptt5,icon we lind the following
piece OF news which viii astonlsl ali who are sup
posed to- know the Metropolitan stage ana Mr.. Jar
rctt In PARTICULAR
NBLo's NO MoRE.-It is said tins splendid New York
theatre to he broken the Mesa Tweed, who recently
purchased the Metropolitan HOTEL In which IL Is situated,
Intend Is reported convert the theatre portion vi IL into
q hail for democratic meetings.