The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-16
Rosa, proved an immense success both hstriOnl-

kWSa proved an immense success. both hlstrionl-
cally and pecunlarly.
Miss Nelson sailed for England yesterday by the
steamer Celtic. she had "send-on'' from nearly
100 friends, and her cabin was filed with fragrant
mowers. Mr. Frederick rhorne, OF Booths
Theatre, sailed by the same steamer.
NINE. Judic made great success at 50. Peters
burg. Her benefit ar the Bounes brought $4,000
francs. She was received with frantic enthusiasm
and literally covered with flowers. The presents
sent 10 her were OF the value or nearly 10000
francs.
The Lady OF Lyons' viii be produced ut Wal.
lacks on next Saturday night, with MIR. John
Gilbert Colonel Dumas, Miss Dyas as Pauline,
Mr.. Montague as Claude. Mr.. Plympton as Beau
seant. Mr.. Polk as Claws and Mme Ponlsl as Nine.
Deschapelles.
Harry Bioodgood takes out q party to travel In
the Eastern States for short time. He VIII he
the grand and Miss Lisle Riddeil, the popular
serio-comlc vocalist the Dallys, Miss Whey
Tommy and Willie, are the principal members OF
the company. They will open at Rockland. Ne.
There Is great and constant demand ut the box
once WINDOW OF Booths Theatre for Miss Morris
TO appear as Madeleine Morel." New York
hunger for the emotional threatens to push the
classic drama out Of this ladys repertoire. They
want the morris dance and not the old minuet.
the Misses Lizzie ana Fannie Aud, daughters
VI tuc ldte d. blukeuey AutU, uppc1E III puDlC IOI
the first time readings and recitations at Stein
way Han on Thursday evening, May -. The
young ladies' mighty SPOKEN OF as elocutionists
ana the reputation or their fatber win attract at
tention 10 their debut.
Gilmore Is hard at work turning the Hippodrome
into summer garden, and 1t il promised that it
will be- when completed, one OF the most magnif
cent in the world. Concerts viii be gwen nightly
10y Gilmore's band OF 100 performers, ana to add
TO the attractions, eminent European soloists
never before heard in America VIII be introduced
TO the public
Before departing for Europe Miss Nelson pre-.
sented TO Mr. Vincent. stage manager or Booths
Theatre, gold-headed malacca cane. valued At
$780, ana to Frank Little, the callboy, diamond
pin yalned ut SO. she also presented 10 Mr..
Tooker complete set oil snakespeare's works.
superbly bound, and a miniature portrait OF her
SELL exquisitelg cased
Miss Fanny Daveuports benefit proved an i'm
mense success, and s., 377 were crammed into the
Fifth Avenue Theatre Had the Academy OF
Music Deen taken Tor the occasion IL would have
been crowded, as the demand for seats was largely
in excess of the supply. Every seat IN the Filth
! Avenue was sold the first day the sale OF tickets
1 for Miss Davenport's benefit began.
| Tomorrow evening Macbeth will be produced
at Booths Theatre and with great and peculiar
cast, Miss Clara Norris appearing for the nrst time
in this city, as Lady Macbeth, and Mi. George Rig
mold, Tor the frsr time in his professional career,
as Macbeth. George Clarke, j. B. Studley,
frederick 3. Warde, G. b. Bishop aud Annie Kemp
Bowler also take part IN the sublime tragedy
Jarrett Palmer hive arranged for a grand
codnshing expedition or the coast OF Rhode
Island, on the 29th inst. The Plymouth Rock Will
take about one hundred subscribers. anu while
these amateur nsnsrmen are hauling In their flty-
Founders Gilmores Rand Will give grand con-
cert including among other selections, such ap-
propriate ones as ellie on the Ocean Wave'
and II Wish Were Home, Mother ~