The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-13
coULIssE CHAT.


wieniwaski has been crossed and decorated BY
the Gear.
The Misses Conway will proceed TO Europe on
business on the 10th.
Mr.. ). F. Cathcart win accompany Mr.. Barry Sui
llvan to America in August.
salvnts Hamlet has created great enthusiasm.
He threatens to wipe out Mr.. Irving.
George Rignod, Howard Paul and y. Maccabe
sailed yesterday for England In the Adriatic.
We shan have a deluge OF "Rose Mchen next
season. Mrs. Bowers Is announced In this re-
pulsiye play.
The "Flrh Avenue Company" plays at
Mcyicker's chicago, for two weeks, beginning
tomorrow night.
Downngis Ninth Regiment band 100 strong
viii give a grand Wagner concert tnis afternoon
at jones' Wood Colosseum.
sacred concert takes place this evening at
St. Stephens church for the benefit OF the Orphan
Home attached TO the church.
Lolita viii play only sixteen weeks during the
coming season, beginning in September. She
viii travel with her own company.
Rossini's "Moses in Egypt was heard for the
FIRST time at Kongsberg last month Some OF the
singers sang IN Italian and others in German.
Miss Ada Cavendish, at the termination OF her
engagement at the London Standard. goes to the
Surrey for a series OF represen tations OF "rhe
New Magdalen.n
Mr.. Evelyn Bellew, say the London critics, has
done wisely IN selecting the stage as hts profess
SION. He possesses all the natural publications
Tor theatrical success.
During the stay OF the American Rtne Team In
Duolin they win be made free OF the theatres by
Mr.. Gum. Special reception nights viii be given
at the Gaiety and the Royal.
Mr.. Harkins' benefit viii take place at the Fifth
Avenue Theatre on Friday next and promises to
be full OF attraction. The popularity OF tho bone
fctatre should insure q Gro Tded house.
Mr.. James W. Morrlssey while travelling out
West went fishing and very nearly became food
for the fishes. lie was rescued, however, and viii
return TO his post at the Filth Avenue next
The daughter or Madame Rosa Csilag, the IA
nous Viennese prima donna, Is in London. The
young lady, who is said TO possess splendid
mezzo .contralto voice, win probably soon make
her debut before the British public.
NJ Maurice strakosch has been unable TO secure
the services OF his slster-tn-law Nine. Adelina
Patti. Tor the Italian opera in Paris which he is
again to direct next winter, the lady Is en-
gagged, first Tor st. Petersburg. afterwards for
Vienna
Mrs. Moulton. the singer has been as great
star this winter In the Quirna circles as she was
In the st. Cloud set. Her luscious. enhancing
voice, according to a Rome correspondent, who
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every one.p
Mrs j. Il. Racket widow or the famous imper
senator or Falstan who lately made successful
debut al Booths Theatre, has adopted the stage as
a profession and WIN appear next season In
Macbeth 'Medea," MARY queen Of Seotsn and
"Antony and Cleopatra
The nDonovansn still hold their own at Wal
lacks. The new entertainment is proving popu-
lar 10 this heated term. But how the winter
hd0itl6s would stare at the vagaries OF Harrigan
and Hart could they come back from the watering
places ana visit their classic temple OF the drama
Barry sullivan win open the next season at
Booths Theatre with his remarkable impersona-
tion OF Hamlet. At present he is concluding his
farewell engagement IN Ireland. wnere ne is the
frequent recipient OF costly testimonials OF esteem.
His presents already amount IN value TO nearly
$4,000.
The dramatic season az the PARK Theatre,
Brooklyn, vii open tomorrow evening with the
production OF the spectacular drama, Around
the World In Eighty Days. Messrs. Pet and
Connelly's version. The same liberal and well
directed energy which has made this house SO
successful during Colonel Sims management,
characteristics the manner In hch this piece has
been put upon the stage.
| Edwin Booth based his declination 20 play at the
theatre ne founded the senliment tai basis OF an
indlsposition to again appear upon the scene or
\ his great financial misfortune. lie sent a very
| handsomely worded letter TO Jarrett Palmer,
| compnmenting them upon their better fortune
/ and giving expression 10 the wish for q conunu-
ance or their success. lie viii play at Days Fifth
\ Avenue Theatre next season.