The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-04
COULISSE CHAT.

soldene and Rousby are doing splendidly In the
Provinces.
LA jole Parfumeuse,r Is proving popular
success At the Lyceum.
Z. l.. Davenport's engagement at New Orleans
proved very successful.
Thomas gives his last symphony concert at
Stelnway Hall on Saturday night
Mr.. J. n. Pattison gives piano recital and lee
ture at De Garmo Hall on Wednesday.
Miss Sophie Flora Hebron, the very talented
young pianist, has o testimonial concert at Stein
way Hall on the 10Th inst.
Theodore Thomas Will end his fall and winter
season In New York by two grand concerts at
Stetnway Hall on the 10th and 18th inst.
grand musical entertainment Tor the benen
OF the widow OF the late popular basso, william
II. DAVIS, will take place at Steinway Han on Fri
day next.
Charles kcEvoy, whose Hibernicon entertain
ment viii be remembered BY our Irish citizens,
has taken Robinson Hall q short season, begin.
ming Aprl Il.
Boucicault has sold the right OF "The shaugh-
raun" for the Canadas to A. Mcdowell. an ener-
getic young actor, lavorablY known In connection
with Mrs. Conwayis Brooklyn Theatre.
Nine. Rlstori will reappear at the Lyceum
Theatre on Monday 18th, IN Elizabeth; - Tuesday,
18th, In "Lucreza Borgia," ana Wednesday.
l4th, ina matinee as Marie Antoinette.
Baron Won Breuning, well known pianist, has
concert at steInway Hail on the 18th, IN which
he win De assisted by Miss Drasdil. Mills, Storms,
Brandt, schwartz, MstzKa ana Bergner
Tne entire Court Of Appeals Of New York came
on from Albany yesterday to witness the
pageantry OF "HenrJ "" al Booths Theatre, las
evening Vice President wilson ana Senator
Logan were also present.
The Hungarian Gypsy orchestra gave TWO very
enjoyable concerts at steinway's yesterday, ther
peculiar style Of playing attracting the marked at
tention oil those present TneY appear again this
evening at the same hall.
The Kellogg English Opera Company VIII appear
this week az the Brooklyn Theatre, commencing
with the bohemian Girl" The matinee Of Balie's
.Tallsman" at tne Academy OF Music yesterday
was numerousy attended.
Miss Nelson has just closed her 100 nights en-
gagement at $500 a night, TO MIR. Max strskoscn.
A great ovation in Toronto where her Eundredth
performance occurred, rounded on the season.
most brilliant for the lady and Tor her man
a1er.
The new spectacular play or "Ahmedr IL meet.
Ing with Considerable success. All the unneces-
sary dialogue been cut out, and the piece
pays very compactlE. The audience can there
fore enjoy tue beautiful scenery, which Is the
chief attraction.
me second rehearsal OF the Brooklyn Phnhar-
monic for the last concert WIN take place on We'd
nesday at three O'Clock. A nne programme Is
offered. the season will close brilliantly with the
GIee and hadrlgal Society or BrooKlyR and Mr..
Richard Holman, pianist.
'sD4vy CrocKetr' is dong well az the Park, and
IL hkely to grow In public favor. Many people are
kept away by an idea that this is one Of the ordi-
nary border dramas. full OF Indians and tomanawks
TINS il error, the play is q charming idyl with
mary red skin" or q tomahawk from beginning
70 end.
Mr. Max Marelzek announces q brief season or
Italian opera, commencing &C the Academy or
Music on Friday evening. Flotowis "E0mDra''
VIII be given in lis entirety for the nrst time here.
Considering tnat this is praiseworthy EFFORT to
introduce American talent on the Italian opera
stage il deserves success and support.
"Henry W. notwithstanding It's immense run,
viii not De given after the Pain inst. MISS Nelson
appears, positively. on the 2etn inst, the rehear-
sails Of Amy RoDsartn being called for next week
Mrs. Charles Calvert viii be or the great company
supporting Miss Nelson. she plays queen Eliza
beth.
the rumor that Dan Bryant intends to abandon
negro mInsuelsy ana return TO Irish comedy IL
without any foundation OF rath. Dan finds the
cork busness'' TO pay very well, ana has no in
tenron OF abandoning his opera house, where he
intends 10 remain, and viii be always happy to
have bis friends drop In and asa for him a. the
box once.
foF the benent Of Mr.. George Rignold, which
takes place on Thursday afternoon, the 18TH inst.
the nrst piece viii be 'The Lacy OF Lyone,r Mr.
Rignold assuming the part OF Claude Nelnotte and
Miss Fanny Davenport tnat OF Pauline for the
nrst time. This performance Will be followed by
that Of "Black-Eyed susan" with Mr.. Rtgnold as
William and iavorite actress In the part OF
/ Susan. This latter piece has never been played in
Booths Theatre Every seat in the house is TO De
reserved.
MISS Morrison Fiset an artistic favorably known
to many Of our concert goers Tor ner correct exc
curon and excellent schooling will be rendered .
L1apd testimonial concert Rsxt Tnnrsds. sEenipG