The New York herald., 1874-11-08
COULIssE CHAT.


Ames win appear in Chicago next week.
Theodore Thomas VIII give his second symphony
concert at Boston next Wednesday evening.
Miss Cushman's engagement has cleared from
$1,000 to 1000 night after all expenses paid,
IL is probable that Schuman's first symphony
will be the novelty at the next Thomas concert.
Matilda Heron has got a new pupil and a new
play, and Is deslrous of producing both az the
same time.
Miss Nelson has been playing to good houses at
the Arch Street Theatre, Philadelphia. Next week
Mrs. John Drew.
''The Black Prince" q new comedy boune by Fl.
b. Farrie, has been produced at the st. James
Theatre, London.
Miss Mary Walsh, who is the champion lady in
the stag hunt. at Barnum's, was married In bal
loon at Cincinnati
Joe Jefferson is the most successful Ripeater.
He returns to Booths Theatre next week, after
long Western tour.
Mile. Patti has assumed the role OF Valentine, in
the .huguenots" with distinguished success She
now leaves for Russia.
Mile. Gan-Marie has made hit as Mignon.
Her rendering OF the toilet scene is highly praised
by the Partisan critics.
Del Puente is q conservative artist. He will
sing SIX times week rather than give another
artist show In his parts.
Mrs. Agnes Booth Is playing at the California
Theatre. Her engagement commenced last W eek
with 'Romeo and Juliet"
Hermann and Janauschek visited Indianapolis
last week. Olive Logan introduces ''Suri'' to the
Hoosier capital tomorrow.
Mrs. J. A. Oates has produced Onenbach's last
opera oou0e, LA Joie Parfuaeuse," at Colonel
Woods Museum, Philadelphia.
II is common complaint that leading actors
put on airs; but George Clarke left Daly's employ
because he would not put or his.
The Sodene Opera Troupe are rehearsing LA
File de Madame Angot," which will be ready for
production by next Monday week.
Nine. Pozzoni, who created the original part OF
Aida, has made a hit In "Lucreza Borgian ct the
Sale ventadour (rheatre Itaen).
Mile. Aimee played In Washington to fair hus-
ness during the past week. she commences an
engagement at Richmond next MONDAY.
Mlle Albani always wears plain gold bracelet
on her right arm. 1t is q present from q dear
friend, and she considers it a kind OF talisman
Mr.. Daily promises novel entertainment for the
holidays. Report says that 1t viii be q play with
songs introduced, alter the fashion OF the French
vaudevllles.
The Daily version or the 'School for Scandap'
still holds the stage OF McVicker's Theatre, with
Miss LIE Clercq as Lady Teazle. Wybert Reeves as
Count FOsco next week.
Verdi's last work Will be produced at the
Academy week from next Monday or Tuesday.
Slgnor Muzio will not make "messen OF it, al
though the title page says 1t is one.
Mile. Geofroy Is playing opera boatDe at Havana.
Gandon, Mtney, De Beer and other artists well
known in this city are In the company, and the
subscription for thirty nights reached $4,000 in
gold.
IL is not the correct thing to 90 to the opera In
gorgeous attire. such costumes designate the oc-
casional visitor. The regular habitueS know
better than 10 rumple their good dresses in the
seats.
"Don Juan d'Autrlche," by Casimer Delavigne
has been successfully revived at the Porte Saint
Martin. The actors and actresses "made upn
after authentic portraits OF the personages repre-
sented.
Nine. Ristori has received signal honors In Peru
On the occasion OF her farewell appearance q
grand reception was given by the President, and
medal Of gold was struck for the occasion and
given to her.
The ticket spectators believe that Miss Char
lotte Cushman is the greatest actress of the day.
or night either. They call her Miss Crushman, and
declare they never knew her equal IN putting
tickets through.
The opera season closes on the 5tn OF Dece mber
The company then go to Boston Tor three weeks
thence to Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington
Chicago and the West. The spring season will
commence in March.
Mile, Albani gives concert at Albany to-mor-
row evening. We expect the excitement will
rival that at the Cushman farewell. The citizens
OF the State capital sent the prima donna to
Europe and now they will welcome her triumph
ant.
lie Aenestrel Is our authority for stating that
Nilsson will give a performance Tor the Artists,
nm n Th. nrot,, tton nnt1
fourtshes In England, but, with the exception OF
the Forrest Home, we have no such institution in
this country.
The Kirary Brothers have engaged the Grand
Opera House Tor holiday season OF six weeks.
The "Black Crook" Will be produced, with Miss
Lizzie Kelsey as Staacta. Miss Markham was in
town few days ago, but is not engaged proles
sionally at present.
1t Is said that young lady Of speculative energy
induced the management OF Booths Theatre to let
her have ten seats for Miss Cushman's farewell at
cost price. She resold them all, and having paid
expenses OF advertising. postage &c, is consider
ing between diamonds and q trip to Europe.
Rumor says that Mr.. Dion Boucicault has very
| strong part In his new play which Will be pro-
duced at Wallack's on Monday evening. He per-
sonatcs faithful Irish servant who follows his
master TO 'dissoute island," and brings him
back to 'happlncss, fortune, and his hearts dar-
ln'.n
Here Is an episode from Palais Royal farce A.
is making love to c., who Is BIS wife, and scents
BIS coat with musk. A. Is on the point OF kissing
c., when he smells mischief In the air. She waits,
expectant OF the embrace; he turns up his nose,
snins and changes the tone OF his remarks. Tab
Ieaul
The exit from the Park Theatre has been greatly
improved. The last row OF orchestra seats has
been removed, the wide doors at the back OF the
stage opening on Twenty second street fitted with
steps down to the sidewalk, ana the entrance
steps on Broadway are being wdened aud changed
| in style.
Miss Kate Field will make her debut upon the
METROPOLITAN stage next Saturday evening as Peg
studying under the care OF Mr.. @. wheatlegh, ana
we anticipate that her hstrionic reputation will