The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-09
COULISSE CHAT.

Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Florence sail FOR Europe this
week.
Mr.. Boucicaut ia said TO have nettsd 5000
during his four weeks performance at Boston.
George Clarke Is regularly engaged at Booths.
He appears in 'Evadne" and also IN Macbeth"
THE Rivasn and Happy Pairn Will alternate
next week at wallack's with the Road to Ruin.n
Miss Clementine Lasar win give "An evening
OF English songn at Plymouth church on Wednes
day next.
Mr.. H. D. Palmer OF the anagement OF Booths
Theatre sailed for America BY yesterdays White
Star steamer
Montague, we understand win be next on the
list for benent There Is little doubt that II VIII
be successful.
grand sacred concert will be given at the Ter
race Garden tomorrow evening for the benent OF
NINE. LEGITIMACY.
aimee appears in the "Jolle Parrumeuse" at
the Fiith Avenue Theatre, on "Wednesday next, In
the combination matinee.
The Italian colony In Paris win carry out the
idea OF distinguishing by a commemorative stone
the house In which Goldoni lived and died.
Mile. Fare Tnalberg, Mr. eyes new prima donna,
has arrived In London. She Is, we understand 10
make her debut as Zerlina, IN "Don Giovanni
Daily is becoming reckless he has resolved
to give TO each lady silver brick from his 'Blg
Bonanza on the occasion OF the hundredth per-
formance OF that wonderfully successful play.
Mr. J. N. Pattison, who recently lectured IN this
city on Music and the Great Composers" ap-
peared on Thursday evening before Philadelphia
audience. His novel and classical entertainment
met with decided favor.
The Kiralfy Brothers have, We are assured, sc
cured all the properties and costumes OF Around
the world In Eighty Days" rom the proprietor Of
the Porte st. Martin. Il Is intended to produce
this spectacle In New York.
Aimee opens In the 'Joie Parfumeuse" on Mon
day night at the Lyceum. Tuesday night she ap-
pears In Gle Petit Faust.p Her last appearance
in America VIII be made on Friday, as she returns
Immediately TO Europe. IL Is said she VIII be
absent tor one or two years.
The demand for seats for Miss Fanny Daven.
ports benefit has been 80 great that on saturday
evening all the places In Inc orchestra and balcony
mad been purchased. In order TO accommodate
the many applicants for seats Mr. DAILY has re-
solved 10 reserve the upper circle.
signor salvinL the greatest OF living Italian
tragecians. made his nrst appearance before an
English audience in the play OF "UtneIo.n ssIvini
was or course, the hero. and the critics declare
that no such dramatic embodlment or Shake
speare's magnificent creation has been Witnessed
In our time.
Miss Clara Morris begins an engagement &C
Booths tomorrow evening, appearing as Evadne
In Richard Shells tragic play "Evadne." Ihls viii
be her FIRST appearance In New York since her
California successes on the 18th inst. Macbeth is
TO be produced, with Miss Morris as Lady Macbeth
ana George Rignold as Macbeth.
series OF dramatic readings and Rotations
win be gwen by Miss Teresa Esmonde, assisted By
DR.. James L. Farley, at De Garmo Hall, on Tues
day evening. May IL. The cottage scene rom the
"Honeymoon,n humorous Stretches from Nicholas
win form part OF the attractive programme.
Miss Adah Richmond, who played the part OF
Ahmed in the Grand opera House. has been
Frustrated BY q severe attack OF dphtheria,
rom which che is slowly recovering. At the
time she undertook the part OF Ahmed she was
not In good health and was forced TO give up and
resign herself 10 the care Of her physician
As Paris does not possess third lyric theatre,
the new directors OF the Monnae, Brussels, NM.
stoumon and CalabresL intend placing their theatre
at the disposal OF French musicians for the pro
ducuon OF untried operas Moreover, French
critics are to De invited to nrst performances IN.
Tue idea is generous and may be fertile IN results.
Paris wants q theatre for debuts.
Mr. Joseph II. Tooker business manager OF
Booths Theatre. Is to be benefited by a remark
able entertainment to be given at That establish
ment on next THURSDAY afternoon. II the pro-
gramme Is Judiciously arranged nothing Jet
offered this season will compare with u In point
OF merit and magnitude. Among the volunteers
are MISS Nelson who generously postponed her
departure for Europe until next Saturday to ap-
pear on This occasion; Rignod, Montague the
Florences, Daly's Fifth Avenue company, the
speciality artsts HarrIgan ana Hart George
Clarke, Kate Ciaxton, Rose Eytnge, Ada Dyas,
George Fawcett Rowe ami many others The bhl,
now oeinu arranged is to he published In detail
on Tuesday.
Extraordinary attractions viii be offered at
MIS- Daven yort's benefit on Tuesday,. trne