The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-31
COULISSE CHAT.

MIR. ]. c. Fryer has returned to the Srrakosch
troupe.
Byron (H. J.l has written a new comedy called
''Our Boys"
Jules Hubbard, the basso, has a testimonial at
Stenway Hall on Wednesday.
Colonel Mulberry Sellers brought SIS, 900 receipts
to the BrooKlyn Theatre IN one week.
Owing to Mr.. Fechter's accident at Cincinnati
all his engagements have been cancelled.
Gilmore meditates raid on the Stadt Theatre
on sunday next with his entire brass band.
Oliver Doud Byron was at the Brooklyn Park
Theatre last week, and attracted fair audiences.
Jacobsohn and Arnold are the leading violinists
OF the Thomas orchestra am they draw very
long bow.
The Twenty third Regiment Band, OF Brooklyn,
have concert ID the City OF Scandals on Satur
day night.
Mr. J. l.. Toole returns to New York for a short
comedy season at TIE Lyceum Theatre, beginning
on the 18th.
the remains OF the late c. K Fox have been in
tered in the family vault ct Mount Auburn. Cam
bridge, Mass
The CAROLS begin an engagement az Woods
Museum, in BARLEY Campbel's play OF "The Or
phans,- March l.
Mile. Berthe Girardin. who is now singing Nine.
Angot at the PARK, Is tine wife OF Henry Stuart,
and appears in Henry.
In the forthcoming production OF "Girone-Giro-
nar at the Park Theatre Mne Minelli Will per.
senate a male character.
Mr. ]. II. Bonawitz has been selected by the
Phadelphans to take care OF the Quaker interests
in music at the Centennial
Miss Emily Maynard mas been engaged by Colo
mel Sim, OF the Brooklyn PARK Theatre, to I'LL
Juvenile and burlesque roles.
Miss sophie Hebron, the clever young pianist
commences second series OF piano recitals at
stenway Hall on the 18th inst.
Mr.. and mrs Seguin have not appeared this
season at the Academy with the Kellogg company
owing to some unpleasantness
Mile. Marie MatOn has recovered from the
serious indisposltion which has prevented her
from appearing In public for some time.
Albani has been received with enthusiasm In
Chicago, but the hard times are still exercising
baleful influence on the Strakosch opera
The incement weather Is very trying on the
threats OF the Kellogg troupe, and Hess is in con-
stan: consultation with eminent physicians.
Miss Carotta LeclercQ is 10 succeed Mrs. Rousby
at the Lyceum. opening On the sth as Mercy Mer-
rick In "The New Magadalen" for one week only.
Miss Addle Randall who makes her debut In
opera with Miss Kellogg. on Monday night, as
Nancy, In Martha" is pupil OF Mr.. Max Maret-
EEK.
Mr. J. II. Burnett is meeting with the most
favorable comments upon his acting OF Uncle
Dann toe old southern darky in "The Gilded
Ages
While in 81. Louis last week, King Kalakaua
and snfte visited the olympic Theatre and was
highly pleased with Mr.. Emmets performance OF
Fritz.
Miss Ance Cunning. whose success In serious
drama with the Iinqard troupe In the provinces
has been marked mas joined the Filth Avenue
company.
signor Carlo Mora VIII lead the choir OF ST.
Cecs's church at East side Hall, Third avenue
testimonial concert.
The Alabama papers report the private marriage
OF Mss Katie Putnam to J. J. sullivan. the leading
man Of her troupe, early one morning some days
SINCE, at Selma, Ala.
Booths Theatre viii be closed 20 the public all
Of this week that fu aud perfect rehesrsals by
the company and OF the scenery aud mechanism OF
Henry v" may be had.
Il is rarely that such o com binstiou OF scenic
.rn.ts as Matt Morgan, Richard, Marston and
y liam yoegtliB are enlisted in one production,
"a IN 'GiroGe-GirOna," at the Park Theatre.
Il is Tumorcd In theatrical circles that promi- |
nent hight comedian VIII shortly make his appear
ance before one OF our city judges in the
somewhat novel roe o. defendant in a breach OF I
promise suit
\ grand charity erorm ance for the benent OF |
the poor. ana destitute under the care OF the
Socies OF ST. Vincent de Paul OF the Dominican
Fathers church viii be given At Terrace Garden
Theatre on "Wednesday evening.
The Jubilee singers, coiored students rom the
FISK University, Nashville, Tenn. who have met
with very CATERING success In England, VIII
appear in concert at steinvay Hall, ol Monday
evening, "a new aud attractive bill.
TDe following are the gross receipts OF the FIRST I
6g nights OF Mr.. Bouelcaults principal plays:
''rolcen Bawn," $4,000; streets OF Londen,~
esoJco; 'Arrsh Rogue" Sal. 500; after Dark
SO, 500; Lied AsFsy,p t5L7so; "shsugbraun.1 !
$50 Az
Mas Adelaide Philips. the renowned American |
coDtralto, having announced her Intention or
leaving the stage, the magnatcs OF Boston have |
arranged for her farewell testimonial In the /
shape Of q week OF opera IN May, at the Boston
Theatre