The New York herald., 1875-10-24
COULISSE CHAT.

Won Balow Will appear here on November !, by
which time il expected the hall Will be finished
Mr. James f. Murdoch will lecture in Boston
Tuesday on "Ramlet It's Character Purpose and
Meaning
water queen and a fish viii appear at the
Olympic. After while, we presume, shall have
permanent human aquarium.
Queen Mary" adapted by Mr. Stephen Fiske
from Tennyson's poem, was successfully played last
week at the Albany Opera House.
The great success Of sThe Overland Route" has
PEELED the postponement Of other novelties At Waacks
IL is spirited drama superbly performed.
Mrs. d. p Bowers will begin engagement at Ford's
National Theatre, Washington, this week in LADY
Audley's secrep and her new drama "Mart.n
While "Humpty Dumpty'' is Booths the company
will travel with the 1.-TWO Orphans appearing this
week in Bridgeport New Haven and Springfield
Edwin Booth Will appear at the Fifth Avenue Theatre
tomorrow Tuesday Wednesday and Friday nights
Hamlet for the first time here years. on
Thursday and Saturday he will act 'The Apostate.n
Mr. Florence limit to the OF 'The
Mighty Dolar'' at the Park Theatre. He has been
obliged to decline all his engagements elsewhere ex
cepting those in California and those, too, VII proba
bly, be postponed for indefinite period.
Among the features Of the panomme at Booths this
week viii be a troupe OF madrigal boys dressed IN the
old Continental uniform They will sing Revolutionary
airs and illustrate the od-fashioned military drn
parade The closing scene called the Centennial and
is painted by yoegtlin and Matt Morgan
The new management Of the Gland Opera House
contemplates sacred concert every Sunday evening
during the season price Of admission The first
OF these concerts takes place tonight and embraces
music by the Ninth Regiment Band and variety of
instrumental and vocal performances.
Henry w IS being played at the Walnut
Street Theatre, Philadelphia, this week, with Mr..
George Rignold Mrs E. l. Davenport appears as
Chorus part which is OF importance in this play,
though not vitality essential in these days Of splendid
scenery to the meagre stage Of Shakespeare
Mr. Carl Zerrahn the conductor OF the Boston Han
del and Haydn Society, viii be invited TO make his
residence in Brooklyn and organize new choral So
ciety that city. 1t is intended to give series Of
oratorio performances at the Rink, in which Nile
Titiens viii sing in aThe Messiahn and Wachtel in
'Judas Maccabeus. .
variety entertainment Of much length is nightly
given TO fair houses at the Third Avenue Theatre
Though removed from the recognized centre OF the
theatrical world being situated Thireth street,
this theatre the centre of population much given
TO the of amusement it provides This is com
posed Of negro minstresy, speciality acts and singing
The programme this week is
wachtel tomorrow night will sing Eleazar in ''The
Jewessn for the first time in America Nine. Wagner,
Mile Goldberg and Messrs Farsbender and Mder will
also be In the cast Wednesday al Trovatore" win
be sung with wachte Aanrico, Nile Pappenheim
as Leonora Herr Gunzburger the Count and Herr
Franosch as Fernando Mile. Wittmann, the new con
trato, win make her first appearance here as the
Gypsy Queen. on Friday night ''The Jewess'' viii be
repeated and for the Saturday matinee the Position
de Lonjumeau-"
new misery in music has been discovered The
Boston Post says:@During the playing OF the varia
tions Dr. Won Balow much annoyed by Indies
hath at
tention was distracted II is pity that ladies in the
audience cannot understand that 70 be waving their
fans in one tempo while the orchestra playing in
another under the very eyes Of the pianist cannot but
be annoying him. especially when he is playing such
works a. the above full OF difficulties and intricacies
from memory Many besides Won Bnlow has
been distracted by the sight Of lady with fan, and
for that misfortune he is not TO be much pted But II
there antasas, the piano and one in the
audience the female orchestra should keep time with
the performer.
The new French comedy company engaged in Paris
for the Lyceum Theatre, which arrived in the vile de
Paris on Friday, will begin its Wednesday
evening with the comedy OF "e Gendre de NJ Poirer
The troupe Is composed Of the following ladies and
gentlemen Mines. Juliette Clarence, forte Jeune
premiere; Lorman, grand premier role; Gueymard
grande coquette, premiere amoureuse; ThoIer, IN
genuite; Pelletier, premiere Soubrette; Lenarse,
soubrette; Renard, role marque, duegne; NM
Leon Leroy, grand premier role; Dalbert,
premier role jeune; veniat, jeune premier;
Legrand amoureux Richez, pere noble; Gennetier
fnancier Mez.eres premier comiquei Jager, deuxieme
comIque; regisseur NJ Leon Leroy. Mile Clarence is
said 70 be a fine actress who holds high position IN
France and Italy.
The compliment which Is 10 be paid Mr.. p s Gilmore
wednesday evening that gentleman has folly earned
His successful management q the concert season which
ended last night has been Of decided value music
LIS military band steadily improved in lis playing aud
the character Of the increased ia merit without
losing popular interest Mr Gsnore's benefit Will
afford musical public opportunity 70 show its
appreciation Of the energy and skn which he has DE-
voted to their service The programme VII be new
aud fun OF interest "Our Victorious Banner
national anthem, by Sir julius Benedict; the l50th
Psalm. 'sLet All Things Praise the Lordr BY signor
Rcndgger and 'IreIand's Creating 70 America for
orchestra and chorus BY Sir Robert p stuart, win be
performed for the lrst time in America They we're AZ
written for the last Boston Jubilee Among the artists
who win appear Salter The pianist and Mss
Emma D. Thursby, soprano The chorus viii contain
600 voices
private letter states that In consequence Of The
present depressed condition real estate the executors
or the viii Of the Edwin Forrest deem II unwse and
not Tor the interests of tho ultimate benehcires to
force the sale or the property under the will which II
done AZ this time, must DC Al large sacrihcc IL is
the desire executors convert the unproducve
property into dividend paying securities as soon ns
oe judiciously done, that the Edwin Forrest
Home AZ sprngbrook may be inaugurated In con-
formy with the well wiEhes ofMr Forrest at as
early period possible Until settlement was made
BY the executors with MrS Sinclair for her extinguish
ment y dover 70 the whole estate nothing could be
dono since this was accomplished the great depres-
real estate has prevented active steps being
taken 70 open tho institution i d the determin nation
of The trustees 70 carry out possible the
press desires Of Mr. Forrest and delay viii bo made
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