The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-14
COULISSE CHAT.


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COULISSE CHAT.
The olympic Is doing splendid business.
Mrs. Rousby Will shortly appear IN Ste Louis.
Maccaoe has made great success in Phila-
delphia.
Miss Adelaide Nelson has been ndsposed at
Cincinnati.
The Comique has varied and entertaining bill
for this weex
Janauschek is delighting Boston by her inter-
probation OF Mary Stuart.
The Emperor OF Russia is said to have presented
to Patti iurs valued at $4,000.
Nine. Mallinger has starred on a starring tour.
Here's q chance for Neuendorf.
Chicago writer calls Gilmore "the hero OF
three ubllces." That beats Lohengrln.
Lester Waack Will succeed Fechter at the Wal
nut Street Theatre. He plays In ''Rosedale."
The second annual ball OF tie Hippodrome at.
taches will take place at Irving Hall March 81.
Eichberg, OF Boston. is writing comic opera, TO
be called "Sr Marmaduke." No scandal in IT,
however.
.sDolores,r new opera by Auteri has been pro-
duced at Florence. Judging from the title. 1t Is
not comic.
Charlotte Thompson is playing at the Chestnut
Street Tneatre, Philadelphia, In her admirable
role OF "Jane Eyre"
Tamoerlik recently challenged the son OF G en-
erai Urblno to a duel 1t was prevented by the
interpretation OF friends
The pantomme OF ''The Golden Egg" has been
revived at the Arch Street opera House, Pniadel-
pnia, with ZanIretta as clown.
Colonel Sellers has been well received at Chi
cago, and If we can trust a Western exchange, Is
cas- happy as a clam at high water"
Lawrence Barrett is playing at the Boston The
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IN Brooklyn at Mrs. Conway's Theatre.
Miss Lille Edridge has been playing "Tne Two
Orphans" with q company Of her own, through
the Eastern states. She met with marked success.
Charley Shay Is making great efforts TO secure
popular favor at the new Grand Central Theatre.
He gives a strong and well selecteu variety per-
Torrance.
A grand testimonial concert Will be rendered to
Miss Morrison Fset. the favorite soprano OF the
Dominican church, on Thursday, April s, at the
Terrace Garden Theatre.
The Georgia Ministries will produce this week
some OF their most fantastic plantation diver
sons. The end men are prepared to hurl new
comlcaties at the heads Of the audience.
We are about TO lose Glrone-Girona owing to the
expira ton OF Messrs. Grau and ChZzolas contract
with Mr.. stuart This Is the last week Of the jolly
boute which goes to delight the city Of BrOtherly
Love.
A POrkOpOllS SCrlOe SalO tndJ Del Puente Is al
ricted with an "abominable shakiness or twitter-
ing OF the voice." and that Our best society does
not banker after Italian OPERA" What a charm
ing city OF art.
NJ. lie Baron de Glray Is ncensed against Gin
cnnat, both on account OF the failure OIL the
Licntmay German opera season and the persistent
inquiries made by some Of the natives regarding
financial matters.
Mr.. @. B. Bishop was unable to appear as Pistol
IN 'Henry "" OIL Friday and Saturday on account
of an attack OF innammatory rheumatism. HIS
place was taken by Mr.. John Jack. Mr.. Bishop
Will reappear tomorrow.
Mr.. Nixon, the favorite equestrian director. will
be rendered complimentary benefit on Monday
night, March %. The occasion will be brilliant
one, as numerous professional volunteers have
rendered their services to Mr.. Nixon.
The "Blg Bonanza" enters the fifth week OF It's
prosperous run at the Fifth Avenue Theatre to-
morrow. During the past week the theatre has
been crowded to its utmost limits, ana on several
occasions there was standing room only for the
late corners.
MIR. George Rignod has been re-engaged by
Messrs. Jarrett Palmer for protracted term.
The arrangements are said to be very nattering
10 the young actor. Mr.. Rlgnod will return TO
England at the conclusion OF the run OF 'Henry ""
to arrange his affairs for q possible final stay In
/ this country.
Nine. Ristori's engagement draws rapidly to an
end. Tomorrow night she appears for the last
time in her splendid impersonation OF Medea.
she is attracting crowded houses and last week
hundreds turned away. On Wednesday
night she will appear for the first time this season
as Marie Antonette
Mr. Daily announces that he has purchased the
exclusive right OF production IN this city OF the
two great Partisan sensations, "Rose Michel"
AmblQu
the world" which has been running since last
November at the Porte st. Martin. AS the "Big
Bonanza" Is filing the Fifth Avenue to overflow,
1t is likely TO be some time before either OF these
plays will be produced here, however
The preparations for the production of Ahmed
are being pushed on vigorously at the Grand
opera House. Matt Morgan and number OF as
sistants are rapidly painting the scenery which
promises to be very beautiful. Mr.. Morgan has
splendid chance with the scenery OF the Ronda.
The costumes. too. are very rich and elaborate.
1t is said the play OF Ahmed has good deal OF
literary merit ana will not be wholly dependent
Tor success on the quality or splendor OF Its set
tin2s,
The run of "Henry W. Will undoubtedly be OF
ten weeks duration, and the only imped!ment 10
It's continuation will be the contract with Miss
Adelaide Nelson. Last week the attendance was
enormous, the fair weather aGordng suburban
residents an opportunity to see the grand
pageant The gross receipts up to last evening
reached nearly 100000. Jarrett & Palmer have
arranged for It's representation next fan at the
walnut street Theatre, Philadelphia, and at the
Boston Theatre.
The summer excursions OF the Plymouth Rock
will begin on May 80 with subscription trip to
sea. During the season Messrs. Jarrett & Palmer
Will take her to the great camp meeting at Mar
that's vineyard. when the musical features OF the
trip will be Gilmores Twenty-second Regiment
Band, choir OF fifty voices. the Madrigal Boys a
| iu chime OF church bells and cathedral organ.
| by these all the more popular Methodist melodies
| Will he piyen. The licensed cnnacifY OF the Plrm-