The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-11

He will appear as William IN "Black-Eyed Susan"
with song. Maude Granger viii assume the
part OF Susan.
Mr.. p. S. Gilmore and his band are TO give con-
certs during the summer season IN the Hippo
drome. The building is to be transformed into an
immense bower.
Miss Clara Morris begins ner engagement &C
Booths Theatre with the play OF "Evadne." Mr..
Rgnold VIII play Ludovico, forming an extraor-
binary combination.
Ground the World In Eighty Days" which has
proved such Big Bonanza 20 the old Bowery
Theatre, was prepared under the direct super
vision OF Mr.. Maurice Pike. the stage manager.
Mr.. w. j. Florence is playing fine engagement
in Cleveland. Ohio 1t is understood that he is
shortly to appear at the Park Theatre as Cap'n
Eu'ard Outte In a new version OF "Dombey and
SOM
The preparations for the summer garden con-
certs are or a very extensive character. with
Thomas at Central Park Garden and Gilmore at
the Hlppodrome New Workers win have abundance
OF music during the dogdays.
Mile. Aimee reappears at the Lyceum on We'd
nesday and the following evenings OF the week,
together with Mile. Gandon (as Clornde) NJ, De
Beer and the iull oouce company in the closing
representations OF the 'Parfumeuse.n
While the ladies are divided on the question OF
the physical beauty OF Mr.. Montague ana Mr.
Rignold the friends OF Mr.. Mayo claim the
prize OF manly beauty for Davy Crockett. Frank
is decidedly dangerous rival. "Davy Crockett
will soon be withdrawn.
Miss Hoffman and Miss Randall appeared at the
italian opera matinee yesterday in Flotows opera
'L0mbran and repeated the success which at
tended their debut on Friday night. Mr.. Maret-
EEK may be commended for thus bringing forward
genuine American talent on a stage from which 1t
has long been excluded.
RstorI returns from Boston and reappears to-
morrow at the Lyceum for two nights and a
matinee on Wednesday. The announcements for
this short farewell series is for Monday night
elizabeth !" Tuesday, 'Lucrezia Borgian and
the seep-walking scene, in English OF Lady Mac
beth, and at the Wednesday matinee. 'Marie An
toinette, for the last time mere.
The matinee performance yesterday at the Fifth
Avenue Theatre was attended by an OVERCOMING
audience. 1t seems as II the "Big Bonanzan will
hold the public favor until the end of the season.
Up to the present its popularity has steadily in
creased, and the demand for seats indicates that
It will reach It's huldredth night and be crowned
as one OF the great successes OF the season.
Mr.. James w. Morrissey, Treasurer OF the Fifth
Avenue Theatre, will receive grand farew wen
benefit on Wednesday afternoon. April 2s, az the
Fifth Avenue Theatre, prior to his departure Tor
California where he goes to prepare the way Tor
the "Blg Bonanza" Tnls great comedy, which Is
now approaching its one hundredth night, viii,
on the occasion OF Mr.. Merrlssey's benefit be
presented, together with the school for Scandal"
by the entire strength OF Mr.. Daly's elegant COM
pany. Mile. Aimee Will also. by Mr.. Maurice
Grau's consent kindly present "Girone-Girona. )"
Mrs. Zelda Seguin and the members of Max Ma
retzeks opera company VIII give the fourth act OF
"Trovatore.n Miss Lima Mayr, by Mr.. Ad. Neuen-
DORIS permission, will give the charm
ing opera OF "Federmaus.n Mr. Max Maretzek
and Mr.. Neuendorn win conduct the musical part
OF the programme while Mr.. DAILY Will, with his
usual generosity, supenntend the comedy per-
formances. The prices Notwithstanding the at
fractions offered, win remain the same. This Is
as it should be. and the Reatlemanly treasurer,
VINO is ever willing TO give "the best in the
house'' TO everybody, will. no doubt bemade truly
haDDy by q foil house.