The New York herald., 1874-08-09

Luke Schoolcraft, a very popular character come
the Wilson Brolners, famous athletes; James W.
and Daley, who amuse with song and dance;
Charles White, veteran negro delineator; ID. A.
Kelley, Kitty Tiston, soubrette; the very comic
Add lyman. Mss Kitty O'Neil, and crowning the
edince, Harrigan and Hart. OF the hmous "Auin-
The Metropolitan.
This theatre has remained open during the sum-
mer season, and Is now in the power OF the can
can dancers who have met with immense success.
large bill OF attractions Is IN preparation for sne
fall season.
The Bowery.
This theatre has been closed for short time TOT
needed repairs. 1t will enter with renewed vigor
on the production OF the sensation drama; but its
programme is SO immense that 1t can only DC
alluded to In general terms.
The New Park Theatre, Brooklyn.
This theatre win open August 81, with stock
company for one week, alter which the season
win be filed out with stars. The theatre Is under
the management OF e. Lasrb, who Is now super
vistng many important alterations on the stage
and in the auditorium. new drop curtain Is
being painted by Mr.. John Watson, formerly OF
wallacKs. The subject OF the curtain is scene on
renovated and frightened up. the mont OF the
house win be under the control OF waiter J;
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comedian; Frank Evans, leading man; M 7. Jor,
dan, heavies; Charles Norris juvenile; Thomas
HIND, old man; Frank E. ~, Lamb; COMEDY; yHeiSert Y d
Harry Clifton, r. II. Evans, J. P. Cooke, q u.
Waite. Among the ladies are Miss Blanche Grey,
Brutope, Mary Maddern and others. The stars
engaged are John Brougham Dominick Murray,
Ass opeea das MISS MIS- ana Maggie
cheu, Edwin Adams, Katharine Rogers, Joseph
Murphy, Frank Mayo, Wybert Reeves and Mrs.
Booth.
Boston Theatre.
The regular season Of the Boston Theatre Will
begin September IL, under the management OF Mr.
L. R. Shewell. For the season OF 1S74-'75 engage
ments have been made with the best Of the lead
ing artisls, and the entertainments win offer
succession of pleasing attractions The following
are among the selections made for the stock
company and the regular working stan OF the
theatre:-L R. shewen. G. Leslie Allen, D. J.
Magumnis, G. W. Wilson, W. H. Norton, Gus
tavus Levick II. Rees Davies, r. Scott, T. M. Hum
Sacrfs ess boes e0 Springer shSs' Jne u wd ps 4
Lothian, Jr., Alfred Se.wyn, MRS. Tnomas Barry,
MISS 0yia Rand MIS- HGa Charles xs pooie MIS- Gn T. NJ
MISS Nellie Downing. MISS N. A. Hart. Miss Carrie
Prescott, Miss Maria Henley, Miss Emma smiley,
MISS lola Smiley, Miss Carrie Jones, Miss Annie
Winslow, MSS Jessie Morgan, MISS E. Morgan,
Miss A. Morgan; N. Lothian, musical director; U.
Getz scenic srsis 'Gna astep mscSnsss
Sullivan, properties; Miss Annie Endress, cos
tumer Wikins0n gas engpssr; Msr, H.
urer. Harry Morrison Is comptroller.
Frank Mayo Will play an engagement Of three
the ast in inst, with wit bis bacEwoods dyl Of Davy
Crockett" in which he will have the support Of
MISS Rose Randand an excellent company.
st. Charles Theatre, New Orleans.
This house will open on November under the
management or Ben De Bar. Arrangements have
been made with the following artists to form part
of the organization for the coming season:-P. G.
Gleason, treasurer Fl. W. Mitchell, stage mana
ger; Angelo eiser, scenic artist. List Of COM
pany:-H. W. Mitchell, leading man: p. c. Sullivan,
heavy man; W. +. Harris, Juvenile man: F. c. Mel
old man; W. NJ Ward, first old man; Mr.. Harris,
comedian; Virginia Buchanan, leading woman
Parker, soubrette Miss Nj. Andrews, old woman /;
MISS Cooke, second old woman, Miss Vaee,
second sou6rette and walking LADIES' oI Inc 1noW
tons, Fechter, Lander Combination, Oates Opera
Boufre. Joe Murphy, Louise Sylvester, Aimee
bination, Miss Nelson. the Carr0us, E. L. Daven-
port, Ella Wesner.
Varieties Theatre, New Orleans.
This house VIII open under the management Of
John E. owens; Theodore Hamilton, business
manager; r. Maddern, leader OF orchestra. The
company will be composed as follows EDWIN
Thorne, Theodore Hamilton. F. Chippendale, Il.
Danforth, r. F. Wallace, Colin Stuart G. F. Fyf1e
Walter Benn, J. L. Warren, r. James, W. A. While
car, X. +. Brown, MISS Laura Don, Ada Gilman,
Imogene Nelson, Ada Langdon, Nellie Morton, N.
Maddern Mrs. Carhart and Mrs. Seymour Among
John McL ullough, Furbish Combination, Mrs.
Bowers Jane Coomos Aimee Opera Troupe, Clara
Morris, Lawrence p Barrett.
The Academy Of Music, New Orleans.
This house has for several years been the most
popular theatre in the South. During the summer
it has been enlarged by the addition OF an upper
circle, to hold 800 persons, making the capacity
1900, comfortably seated, besides q large lobby
room. The entertainments given at this theatre
are of the most attractive nature, thus making 1t
the favorite Iamly resort Mr.. Bldwell, owner
and manager, proposes Tor the season OF 1874 and
1875 to divide his entertainments by playing cOmbl
nation, dramatic Stars and burlesque and variety
at intervals o. one week each, giving constant
change. The season Will open early in September
tion, to be followed by ]. ii. Haverley's Minstrel
pe'it Georse [. Foxs KS humpty S Dumpty f Pantomime
Troupe, Schumans TRANSATLANTIC Novelty Com
pany. the Lingard Dramatic Company aud other
popular ORGANIZATIONS.
Inc dramatic season will commence about No.
vemDer D.. The company engaged VIII be the
strongest that Mr.. Bldwell has ever taken South /;
every line OF business VIII be represented by ell
known and talented artists. During the season,
at intervals, variety speclaties will be presented
season will last thirty-fve to forty weeks, closing
with q very strong operate and concert troupe
and the Lydia Thompson Buresque Company.
De Bars Opera House, st. Louis.
This house opens on the 3lst OF August under
the management OF Ben De Bar The organiza-
tion OF the company IS as follows:-J. w. Norton,
stage manager George Jones, treasurer; Angelo
Weiser scenic artist: Charles Keller, prompter
A. waldauer, musical director; leading man. j. w.
Norton juvenile man. II. W. Els heaves, o..
KO0ne; comedian, Ii. Everett; first old man, X.
q. Grierson: waking gentleman f. Bolton; second
low comedian Hubert Jones; leading lady, Cecile
Orlsp; chambermaid, Jessie crisp ;0rst old woman,
Miss r. kdestome; second souDIette. Miss Kitty
Mns second old woman, Mrs. Grierson. The fol-
lowing stars Will also appear:-Mark smith, Ed
win Adams, Jane CcOmbs, Mrs. Con way, Lawrence
Barrett, Little Nell, Majlltons, Kellogg Opera
Troupe, Mrs. Bowers Ella Wesner, Aimee Opera
Bouhe Lotta, Maggie Mitchell Ada Gray. CAROLS,
Janauschek Combination, Strakosch Opera Joseph
Murphy, Oates opera BOufe, Lander Combination,
Miss Nelson, Euroish Combination and Charles
Fechter.