The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-18
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Majiton- Rayn0r family deny being present " the
French ball.
Tile ''Scouts OF the Sierras Nevada" will go trap
ping for popularity at the B0wery next week.
'Humpty Dumpty Abroad seems TO have en-
tered on an eternal run at the Grand opera House.
Mr.. O. ID. Byron at Woods Museum plays; but.
We are panied to remark, does not go ACROSS the
Continent" this entire week.
Miss Charlotte Cushman's first reading at Stein
Hail. the 2sth Inst. viii include the princi-
pal scenes frvm 'Hamlet" and MISCELLANEOUS
selection.
ia Femme de Ecu" will consume the evenings
at Booths Theatre throughout the week. The
shortening OF the first and second acts wAi pr0ba-
bly, allow the piece to run better.
'Man and Wife" will be given at the Fifth Ave-
nue. Theatre on Monday, and Saratoga on Tues
day. new piece called 'Foiline" is underlined
for an early day, which, it is mildly limited, will
lash the f0llies and fraties of the present day.
They deserve it,
The Maurel- ieniawski concert combination in
Boston, has drawn audiences, says a local critic,
mot so large as the high merits Of the perform.
ance really dererved, but those who were present
were evidently cultured and appreciative and
made up in enthusiasm what they lacked in rum
bers." The cultured few Of Boston think their
presence compensation for all other absences.
Wonder II the Maurel- Wieniawski treasurer thinks
SO.
The musical event of this week will be the open
ing OF the Kellogg English Opera troupe at the
Academy OF MUSIC on Wednesday evening. Nine
performances only will be given-seven evenings
and two matnees. On Wednesday evening Lucia
di LammermOOr" on Thursday evening "Martha,"
on Friday evening Mauritania and at the Satur-
day matinee ''The Bohemian Girl" will be given.
Miss Kellogg will sing the leading parts, Lucia,
Lady Henrietta and Airline.
The proceeds OF the performance given by the
Charity Amateur Dramatic Association, on the Goth
ut., IN the Academy Of Music will not as was for
mery reported, be exclusively distributed among
the families OF Captain Fry, Jesus del Sol and Senior
Cespedes. 1t is now to be divided among num-
Der OF poor Cubans who have made their exceed
ingly necessitous condition known to the Daugh-
tiers Of Cuba League, OF which patriotic society
Mrs. Emilia Viiiaverde Is secretary.
The Strakosch operate opening at Mcvicker's
Theatre, Chicago. on Wednesday last, was the
occasion OF Nine. Missions debut there in opera.
The "Huguenots'' was gwen. The scene in the
auditorium touched . tender string in the pre-.
cremate, ante-panic memories OF the Post which
says:-"It carries the mind back to the white and
gold interior Of Crosby's upon gala night, when
happy thousands, flush In the accomplished results
of the great inland metropolis, gladly lavished
their ducats the best operate talent that Europe
or America could afYord.n
The Olympic Theatre having closed It's success.
ful run Of Gabriel Grub" opens tomorrow even
ing with vaudeville entertainment, by which is
meant to be understood q high order of variety
show. A farce comedetta or operetta will be
given every evening, and Japanese juggers, bound
ing brothers, Ethiopian artists. trained dogs.
infant Phenomena. PunCn and Judy VIII bring tine
programme to its concluding effort, Buntinear
drama, entitled "Life on the Palms." with Very
There u.s. we believe, room for such an exhibition
in New York. where genuine farce might be In
duced to take root. The Holman Opera Troupe
will appear at this theatre on February as part
OF the entertainments.