The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-18


"Afda" was the attraction at the Academy yes
terday afternoon.
''The Rivasn win be the sensation at wallack's
on Monday evening"
'Ruy Bias" for the last time on Monday night BY
the Strakosch troupe.
"Vocal limbs" the newest expression In musical
advertisements, is an odd way OF making allegro.
Mile. lima De Murska and her nne concert COM
pany appear this evening for the last time ct the
Park.
Mile Emma Albani will make her debut at the
Academy on Wednesday evening as Amina, IN LA
Sonnambria."
Mile Aimee will give that most beautiful In
centtve 10 devotion, LA Perichole," at Terrace
Garden Theatre tonight.
Mile. Heilbron and other eminent artists untto
with Gilnore's Band in relieving the loneliness Of
this Sunday evening at Booths.
The ever amusing san Francisco Ministries may
be seen with advantage &C their New Opera House.
The programme constantly changes, but the spirit
OF fun never departR
The "Mul.igan Guards' win be revived at the
Comique next week-good news for the ''boys."
Harrigan and Hart appear oil this week In the
"Patrick's Days Parade.n
Mr.. J. N. Pattson has made arrangements 10 de-
liver series OF lectures on music, with illustra-
tons such as an eminent pianist alone can give.
in this city and In the provinces.
Barney and Hickey will appear tomorrow In
their original sketch, "Ambition.n "Cremation''
and .T.ucreta Borgia NJ. d. viii be gwen for the
amusement OF the haottues OF the Olympic.
The Colosseum continues to be as attractive as
ever. A new spectacle, paris IN Storm" presents
the gay capital under aspects very different from
that in which we are wont TO contemplate It.
The "Con-e-Surars" will be one Of the attrac-
lions for the week at Dan Bryants Opera House,
Twenty third street. 1t is rumored that Barney
Williams intends to take legal proceedings against
Dan Bryant for de'amations aggravated by this
horrible pun.
on Monday next at Booths Theatre. play ed tho
same character with Miss Cushman at the Haymar.
ket Theatre, London in 1854 Macbeth he played
at the old Park Theatre as early as lS4o, and at
the Aston Place opera House In 1850.
Miss Bessie Darling has returned to town, owing
to quarrel with her manager. The troubh was
chiefly due to the atisfactory nature OF the sup
port given BY the company to the young lady.
Her personal success In her new play "Her Face
was Her Fortune" was quite nattertng, the critics
reporting most favorably on her talents.
The Fountain OF Innocence" has been 80 welI
received at the Olympic Theatre that 1t win DO
continued during the week. 6cantiness OF ward.
robe has evidently lost its attraction to great
NUMBER OF theatre goers, and there is Is near an
approach to nudity by Sehorita Montej0 and her
Spanish beauties as has ever been seen upon the
STAGE
The farewell engagement OF Miss Cushman ID
likely 10 attract the largest audiences OF the sea.
son. She will appear In three characters only
Queen Katharine. Meg Merrles and Lady Macbeth.
With these her lame has become 80 interviewer
that they appear to be almost part of her per.
sonality. Mr.. vandenhon win undertake the rols
Of Cardinal Wolsey, Mr. Warde appearing as Crom-
well.
Miss Nelson, who won 80 high place In popu-
lar favor by her beauty and talent will reappear
tomorrow evening at the Lyceum Theatre. This
delightful bUou house will make an admirable
frame for the presentation or the pretty Shake
spearian pictures which Miss Nelson will furnish
us during her short engagement. Her FIRST ape
pearance will be as Beatrice in sMuch Ado About
Nothing,"a character which she played in this
country. The indications are that her new en-.
gagement will rival in success her former one In
this city.