The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-28
COULISSE CHAT.

Mr. Frederic Robinson has been engaged to sup.
port Miss Nelson at Booths.
Miss Anna r. Buckley has a benent concert at
the Union League Theatre on Thursday next.
Ristori's farewell matinee drew yesterday the
largest house ever known at the Lyceum since 1t
was built.
Miss Rose d'Erina sings at st. Alphonsus church
this evening, and presents fine programme Tor
the eoifcation OF her admirers.
The OratOrio Society presents "Samsonn on
Monday night at Steinway Hall, Tor the benefit OF
their eminent leader, DR.. Damrosch.
Mile. Aimee appears at the Lyceum on wednes-
day next IN ore OF Ofrenbach's most mirth.pro
voking operas, "La Joie Pariumeuse"
The Kellogg English Opera Company give few
farewell performances at the Academy OF Music
thus week, commencing on Monday night.
Mile. Ives de Leon, pupil OF MIR. Duscbnitz, OF
this city, has created furore at ASSIST Italy, in
opera, and is regarded as the coming sation at
La Scala.
Mile. Bredei has lett st. Stephens church for
the Cathedral and will assist Mr.. Gustavus
Schmitz to-day in illustrating for the Cardinal
the melOdlc beauties OF Haydn's second Massn
The "Big Bonanza" continues to attract tho
largest audiences that have ever gathered at the
new Filth Avenue. 1t Is an immense success, and
the hearty way in which the public enjoy 1t gives
assurance that 1t has still before it long run. 1t
Will probably be retained on the bill till the close
OF the season.
There Will be extraordinary ''Shaughraunn
matiuees at Wallack's on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, and the three last nights OF Mr. Bou-
cicault's engagement in this city. After the per-
torrance on Wednesday night he viii take a
special train to Boston, where he begins an en-
gagement on Thursday night.
around the World in Eighty Days" like all OF
Jules Vernes popular novels Is full OF thrilling
adventure and vivid depletion OF character, yet
has not single line which utters an impure
thought, scene calculated to degrade the
readers conceptions OF humanity or an event
which. however seemingly improbable, does not
in reality convey to the young at least the germ of
valuable educational lesson. These striking and
worthy characteristics are well preserved In the
dramatized version announced for production at
the Old Bowery Theatre on Monday evening. The
drama adheres to the plot OF the novel, except
where departure IS necpssitated by the peculiar
difficulties to be cOntended with in placing upon
the stage story OF such exceptional construction.
Several new characters have been introduced and
some OF the most thrilling situations have been
added; bat the main features Of the mover are 70.
tanned.
The romantic spectacle entitled "Ahmed,'
which is announced Tor production at the Grand
Opera House on Easter Monday, Is an adaptation
lrou NaSuiuRIOu TNlueS STORY, lille PllRIlm or
Love-" one OF the best known OF the TALES OF the
Alhambran Mrs. J. E. Dunn has taken dramatic
license and varied and ampl1ed the action. 1t
will be remembered that the original story tells
Of a Moorish prince who was imprisoned by
his father lest he should fall In love be-
fore he reached the age of twenty-one years.
Soothsayers had prophesed trials and trlbu.
lations in case he WAS not guarded from the spells
OF Cupid; but in spite 0! all ne fell in love,
and suffered for the object OF his affection, and IN
the end her for his bride. The plot OF
Love-" and many OF the incidents are Identical
but other scenes have been written with view
to scenic effect and dramatic necessities, pallets.
vocal and instrumental music and many splendid
scenic effects nave been in PRODUCED. that while
the play Is founded on the story much OF the
merit OF It's construction belongs OF right 70 the
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