The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-10
COULIssE CHAT.

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Kate Fisher appears at Woods this week, with her
horse Wonder
Tony Pastor is meeting with great hts new
home in Broadway
Gmores Concert Garden will present during tho
week the usual popular programme Of that much fres
quented resort
The Theatre Comique will present new oo this
week. and a speciality called ''The Three Cracked
Teams is announced for Monday evening
The Wachtel of German opera at the Academy
OF Music begins Monday evening OF next week. The
subscription list for the will close Wednesday.
AThe Cotton and Reed Minstrels at Darlng's Opera
House and the San Francisco Ministries in Broadway
both playing to full houses and eliciting much
mirth.
Miss Sophia Flora Heilbrons concert at Irving Hall
takes place Tuesday evening. The young piauiste
viii be assisted by sgnor Taglapietra Mr Edward Mol
enhauer and other artists.
The entertainment at the Olympic Theatre is a model
in the way Of variety performances and the company
is ono of commendable strength. local drama by Mr..
| Poole is announced for the week
This is tho last week Of opera bot6e at the Lyceum
Girofe-Giroaa holding the stage for three nights
longer when 'Le Canard a Trois Bees" will be pro:
duoed The latter work has never been sung In this
country
The annual concert OF the scholars OF Professor Kest
| is to be given at Scnway Hall on Tuesday evening
| The programme is varied and difficult one and the
/ success OF the exhibition viii be fair test Of the
| progress OF musical culture in the metropolis.
Mr.. J. n. Patison gave a piano recital and lecture
yesterday afternoon at the Brooklyn Academy OF Music,
which was largely attended. His remarks on music
and the great composers and his artistic illustrations
of classical works. made the entertainment truly de-
| lightful
''The Overland Route" at wallack's is now running
with great smoothness and promises have very fair
success II is well mounted and well cast and exhibit4
the strength Of the company the very best advan.
tage. 1t is expected that il will hold the stage until
about Thanksgiving, when 'Caste' is to be produced
Another change has been made in the cast OF "our
Boys" at Daly's Fifth Avenue Theatre Miss Mary
Nunez assuming the part Of Mary Melville, previously
played by Miss Fanny Davenport The announcement is
made that Mr. Edwin Booth will begin his engage
ment at this theatre, his speedy recovery being now
hopefully expected This series OF Shakcspearian re-
vvas cannot fail to be very brilliant one especially
il Mr.. Booth is free from physical disability
Mr.. Bemore has finished his engagement at Booths
and this week the Kellogg English Opera Troupe appears
at this house ''Mignon' is DO the opening piece
and change will be made in tho opera every evening
during the week The company is composed Of excel
lent material and has been singing together for so long
time that something like perfect ensemble ought TO be
presented. Miss helloggs merits as artist too
well known to need any special commentator now and
she will DO welcomed back New York with that feryor
which is her due.
Mr.. w. J. Florence has earned than creditable
success as the Hon Bardweu Slote in 'sThe Mighty
Dollar'' at the Park Theatre There is none Of the
actors own personality in the part and it charac-
terzation which must be recognized creation. To-
morrow evening Mr.. j. G. Savte will resume his
original part OF Vance the journalist II announced
that after the withdrawal of 'The Mighty Dollar Mr.
John Dillon will make his metropolitan debut at the
Park. Mr. Dillon is well known at the West and is
spoken of as excellent comedian.
At the Ttiens concert yesterday afternoon Mile
Titens sung the 'Be Raggo' aria from the ''Semira-
mide,n Ardits ''LArdita Vase, and Irish melody
'The Minstrel Boy" and Nine. GODDARD played Beet
hovcnis sonata in lat, on. 26, and Mendcssohns
"Songs without Woods y The present series Of con-
certs 10 rapidly drawing TO close, and will end with
the week Next week the lovers OF good music
will have the pleasure Of hearing Nile Ttiens orato
4 rio, ''The Messaht being announced for Wednesday
evening the Goth inst, together with miscellaneous
/ programme for the Friday evening following This
will be better than the unadorned stage of the
concert but the Nile Ttens is heard the greater
to be the necessity OF her appearance opera