The New York herald., 1874-11-28

Ryfher. ArDuckle, Le1eDre, Letsch and Heinz
berger.
Carr formes gives farewell concert at Stein
way Hall Oh Sunday night.
Matinees.
THE ACADEMY OF DEsIGN.-A farewell gala ma
tlnee will be given by Strakosch's artists to-day.
The programme will comprise the first act OF
'Traviata," the first act OF Norma" and the
third act OF "Faust." The second act Of 'Dino-
ran" win also be given in French. Nearly the
whole strength OF the company will be brought
out. In order to increase the attraction
the management have adopted popular prices
Performance at halEpasr one p. NJ.
TIE FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.-'The Heart OF
Midlothian" Scottish drama written by Dion
Bouclcault which has met with much favor, will
be given at the matinee to-day. Performance at
two P. M.
WALLAcK's. The second matinee OF "The
Shaughraun," Boucicaults most entertaining
play, win be given at this house to-day. Perform
ance begins at halLpast one P. M.
BooTHs.-Jenerson gives his last performance
of RID Van Winkle IN his present engagement. at
the matinee to-day. 1t begins at halLpast one P. M.
THE LYCEUM THEATRE.-The last matinee per-
formance OF La File de Madame Angotn takes
place to-day at haif-past one p Nj.
THE PARK THEATRE-Mark Twain's drama,
"The Gided Age" maintains its hold on the pub
lie attention. The Colonel's hospitality Is un-
bounded, and he Will be glad to welcome his
friends to o turnip least At the matinee perform
ance az two P. M.
TIE GRAND OPERA HousE.-The arst matlnee 9 OF
the revived "Black Crook" VIII be given at this
house to-day. Performance at naif-past one
O'Clock p. M.
NIBLo's.-"Pizarro" viii be presented at the
matinee performance in this house. Begins at
half-past one O'Clock p. M.
ROMAN HIPPoDRoME.-"The Fete at Pekinn will
be repeated at the Hippodrome for the benefit
OF the public. Performance at two O'Clock P. M.
MRS. CoNwAY's BROOKLYN THEATRE Miss Clara
Morris appears In the role OF Lady Macbeth at the
matinee at this house to-day. 1t will be her last
appearance but one during her present engage
ment.
WOODS MUsEUM.-A highly navorea sketch OF
metropolitan life called "Twice Round the Clock''
will be given OF the matinee. Performance begins
at two p. NJ
METROPOLITAN THEATRE.-A strong bill OF at
fractions is offered al this house. Lola and other
iayori,e artists appear at the matinee. Perform
ance at two p N.
The OLYMPIC.-The Dutch militia parade, un-
der the command OF Gus Williams & Co., at the
matinee to-day. Performance begins at two P. M.
The GLOBE THEATRE.-"The Four Prophets" will
amuse the public with their raiocinatons tnls
afternoon.
THEATRE COMIQUE.-SetZfnG on the events or the
day the management presents 1.-The Lock Out; or.
The 'Longshoremens Strike" Even this sad in
cident Is not without Its funny side, and the
edlans naturally prefer the joiliest view. The
"Reguar Army" Will also be reviewed at the mat
in6e performance. March begins at two P. NJ.
THE SAN FRANCISCO MINsTREIs will give their
usual family matinee at two P. NJ.
BRYANTs OPERA HoUsE.-The .Delugen still
holds out at this house. 1t is an excessively
amusing burlesque. 1t viii form part OF the pro-
grsmme OF the family matinee given to-day at two
Pm.
TONY PAsroR's.-The boulevard Brtgaden have
their headquarters at this house. They appear on
parade at the matinee to-day.
Dramatic Notes.
Jenersons engagement at Booths terminates
this evening.
On Monday we may look out for the "widow
Hunt" and Major wellington de Boots.
After playing Old Nick at Niblo's Miss Julia
Seaman essays the role or Hamlet tonight at
Booths.
Miss Margaretta Moore win appear at Assoc
alton Hall on Tuesday next In her dramatic read
ings, which have already won her generous
popular appreciation. Both the talents and beauty
OF this lady entltle her to true success
Miss Bessie Darling and q good company are
meeting with great success IN the drama called
''Her Face Her Fortune,u at Scranton, Pa. She
next plays IN wIkesbarre. same state. The
Scranton press speak exceedingly well OF her