The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-17
COULISSE CHAT.


So; Smith is at the Howard Athennum.
olive Logan Is at the Washington National The.
atre.
The Athenians and Faneuil Ball like Aimee in
'La Perichole."
Miss Pauline Canissa sings at Terrace Garden
TheaMe tonight.
The Museum lolxs seem never to get enough OF
Daddy O'Dowd."
.'Monseur Alphonse" has been we'll received at
the Sew Orleans Varieties.
Albanl has become as great favorite in Baltl.
more as she has been in New YORK.
Mr.. Max Maretzek's pupils will appear at the
Academy next month IN Martha"
Mr.. Thomas gives the Scotch symphony Of Men.
dessohn at Hartford on Tuesday night.
Miss Augusta Dargon Is the latest feature at
Maguirc's Opera House, San Francisco.
Miss soldene will introduce MADAME rArchl-
QUO" 10 the pious Brooklynltes this week.
The Georgia Plantation Minstrels continue at
Hooley's Opera House. Brooklyn, this week.
grand classical concert viii be given by Theo-
dore Thomas at S,einway Hall on Monday night.
After three years. absence Lolita has returned to
the Hub Maggie Mitchell succeeds her at "The
Boston,"
Mr.. Constantine weikert plays schumann's
Monday night.
Fox appears at Ford's opera House. Washing.
ton. Twill be as good treat for legislators as Q
dinner with Sam Ward.
Ada Gray has been playing Ruth TredQett,"
which Fanny Davenport made such o success In,
at the St. Charles Theatre, New Orleans.
Little Emily" Is to be continued another dts
fourth week at Booths Theatre. The perform.
ance tomorrow evening IL TO DO for the benefit Of
the attaches OF the house.
barney Williams IL to continue his Irish delinea.
lions at the Walnut Street Theatre next week,
and W. J. Florence will commence his at Mrs.
John Drew's Theatre, Philadelphia.
1t Ia said that Mr.. Emo, proprietor OF the Filth
Avenue Hotel, has decided to rebuild the OLD Fifth
Avenue Theatre on Twenty.fourih street, and
that Mr.. Dan Rarkius and Mr.. James Lewis are to
be the lessees.
Miss Adelaide Nelson who has been for some
time under the medical superip tendence OF DR..
Marion Simms, has SO far recovered that she will
De enabled to resume her engagement with Mr..
Ssrakosch and will appear this week at the Balti-
more Grand Opera House.
The ladies' have declared In favor of Mrs.
Rousby The matinee yesterday was crowded.
Her engagement In New YORK has been natter.
ingy successful. We shall probably have the
pleasure OF seeing her perform In "Marie Stuart"
before leaving for the provinces.
Neither good sleiQhn0 nor bad weather seems to
AFFECT Lester waack's engagement at Provi-
dence. Mr. Wallack is looking his best, and he
never-so say the Providence critlcs-acted with
more freshness and grace. The houses are excel
lent and Manager Henderson has induced the
star to extend hts engagement for q few nights
MORE
The Fifth Avenue company returns to their
charming theatre this week IN full force. Tonight
"Cnarity" Will be revived for two nights only, ON
Wednesday We shall have the new sensation,
''women OF the Day." Mr.. Fisher, Mr.. Davidge,
Mr.. Lewis, Mr.. Hardenberg and Mr.. Fawcett, nve
rare comedians; MIR. Louis James, Mr.. Harkins,
Mr.. ParKes, MI RinggolL and Mr.. Conway, five
reading young men, Mr.. whiting Mr. jennings
and Mr.. Devere, three excellent old men; Miss
Davenport, Miss Annie Graham. Miss Gilbert Miss
sara Jewetr, Emily Rig, Nellie Mortimer and
Nina var1an, a congregation Of talent gentle
beauty ana popular favo.ites. make up one or the
strongest companies 10 any Engiish-speaging
theatre. Another we'll known leading actress will
shortly be ADDED to the list, whose appearance
here will Re an Important event. This ought to be
attraction enough to insure the favor and support
OF the public.
Miss Kate Field appears TO have had quite q
successful little tour through the provinces. She
has visited Hartford, New Haven ana springfield,
playing Laura Hawkins In "The Glded Age" 10
Mr. Raymond's Colonel Sellers. She was received
by large audiences 10 each city, and the opinion OF
all who saw her was that she has made success
IN her new role. The day after her performance q
Hartford Mr.. Jonn 7. RAYMOND wrote .-"My dear
Miss Feld-I congratulate you on your excellsnt
performance OF Laura hawgins. / say excellent 10
It's fullest sense IL was In every way worthy OF q
nrst class professional" Marx Twain. tue sut nor
Of the plav wrote 20 MIR. Raymond Miss Field
played her part admirably. and made O mos:
happy success" Mr.. samuel Bowles wrote:-"I,
10 sood-belter than Miss ReDosgs good DEAL"
And the Springfield Republican says,-"The en-
trance Of Miss Kate Field upon the American
stage seems 70 Us entirely justiasd by ner acting
as Laura Hawkins. 1t was iu OF refinement anc
intelligence, earnest, not arected or stacy. and
she met the trying scene OF passion and murdsl
with rusn and force mat were not me rama tic
and that gave Q decided impression OF strsnatn.'
why cannot New YORK have tue pleasure Of seeini
| Mas Field In THIS new r0hS