The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-27
MATINEES TO-DAY.

THE FIFTH AvENuE.-There win be q matinee
performance or 1.-THE Big Bonanza" at this house.
In view or the popularity winch this play has ac-
CURED Is probable that 1t Will be retained on the
bill until the close OF the season. The termination
OF the Lenten season cannot Iail to give q new
impetus to the attendance. Performance At half
past one p NJ.
BoorHs.-.Henry "" stin attracts large au-
dences. Ii Will run to the 2sth OF April, when Miss
Nelson reappears. Performance at half past one
p. M.
WALLAcK's.-The last Saturday matinee OF "Thc
Shaughraun" takes place to-day The play main
tains It's popularity unabated, and in order to
meet the extraordinary demand for places
extra matinees VIII be given on Monday, Tuesday
ana Wednesday, the three last days OF MI. Boucl-
cault's engagement. BY this arrangement the
large number OF persons who were prevented by
the Lenten season from visiting the theatres will
have an opportunity Of witnessing the perform
ance OF "The Shaughraun." The attendance dur
ing the past week was unprecedented. Perform
ance at haf-past one p. NJ.
THE LYCEUM.-Mme. Ristor viii bring her fare
well engagement to close In the matinee per-
Torrance at this house to-day. She appears as
Marie Antoinette, and 1t will be the last time
New York may have the opportunity OF witnessing
this superb imper sonation. Performance at half
past one F. NJ.
PARK THEATRE.-Mr. Frank Mayo gives his first
matinee at this house to-day. "Davy Crockett"
well deserves visit from all interested in the
purely American drama. There Indians
and no war dances-only some admirable pictures
OF human nature as seen in noble types OF
humanity. Performance at half-past one p NJ.
MRS. CoNwAY's BROOKLYN THEATRE-''The
Big Bonanza" is proving as attractive and sue
cessul in Brooklyn as IN New York. 1t divides
the attention OF the City OF Churches with the
scandal In view OF its success arrange
ments will probably be made for its continuance
next week. AS 1t is played by members Of the
Fifth Avenue company the Brooklynites are spared
the trouble OF an Arctic voyage. Performance at
half-past one p. M.
NIBLo's-Hermann, the great prestidigitateur
gives his last matinee performance at this house
to-day. Performance at halfpast one p. NJ.
GERMANIA Observation-Disclosures has met
with great success among the German population.
1t brings crowded houses TO the Germania. Per.
Torrance at two p NJ.
WOODS MUsEUM.-An immensely attractive bill
will be presented at the matinee performance to-
day on the occasion OF Mr. Barnes benefit. Per-
Torrance at two p. NJ
The COLossEUM.-"Paris by Night" With the &C.
compartment OF midnight storm, will be the
chief attraction at the matinee in this popular
sort. Matinee at Two P. M.
BRYANT's OPERA HOUsE.-Dan's ever amusing
MINISTRIES will be ready with dance and song to
amuse their patrons at the matinee to-day. Per-
Torrance at two p. NJ.
THEATRE COMIQUE.-There will be "Pyke
O'Callaghano matinee TO-DAY. The "Mullgan
Guards" viii also be on hand. Performance at
two p. NJ.
OLYMPIC THEATRE.-The bill at this house is
very attractive. Sol Smith Russell, who Is 6 host
in himself, Gus Williams and Alice Harrison, would,
by themselves, pe a strong attraction. Perform
ance at two +. Nj.
THE SAN FRANCISCO MINsrRELs give matinee at
two pm. Colonel Sinn's Brooklyn Park Theatre
matinee takes place at two p. NJ, and the
Georgia Minstres give their last matinee at
Robinson Han at half past two T. NJ.