The New York herald., 1875-11-28

bo fresh and tho Twentythrd Street ought to have
bright career before It.
Mr.. q. L. Fox made his last appearance last night
and afer the frst OF ''Humpty Dumpty'' len for
Boston with his brother in-law, Mr. George O. Howard
He win reside with his mother, and with rest and
under good his restoration TO health is hoped for
The pantomime company will continue It's perform
ances In Philadelphia and other cities, under the
management OF Mr.. George H. Tyler. II will please
the friends Of Mr. Fox learn that his halucinatons
are all agreeable and 10 follow the bent Of his
humorous genius.
The success Of ''caste" at Wallack's Theatre has
been decided that has been necessary to postpone
the other novetie preparation. The performance is
Of the most illiant and polished ever given in
New York, 1t this model home of the drama The
cast which : such artists Messrs. Montague,
Beckett, s,esasin aud Holland and Misses Ada Dyas
and Efhe sesmon and Nine Ponisi could not fail to
make powerful and perfect presentation of Robert
sons delightful comedy. "caste" win be performed
every evening of this week.
new actress has appeared In London, Miss Annie
Laiontaine, for whom tho Charing Cross Theatre
recently engaged She made her metropolitan debut
(havng previously appeared in the provinces) in Tom
Taylor's comedy, "An Unequal Match. The London
papers generally congratulate the young lady on her
success, and the Telegraph says:-"Miss Lafontaine
has tho advantages OF q prepossessing appearance;
pleasant features, capable OF much variation OF
preston; and agreeable animated style which is
entirely free from all the restraint and nervousness OF
the novice
Theodore Thomas gave a matinee concert yesterday
at Steinway Hall before a large house. His orchestra
played Beethoyen's overture, s'Consecraton Of the
House," Schumanns 6rst symphony, the ballet music
and wedding procession from Rubnstein's opera
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overture Messrs. wehner and Lockwood played a
concerto for flute and harp by Mozart and Miss Ster
ling sang selections from Bach Schubert and List.
On Thursday afternoon public rehearsal for the second
symphony concert takes place. Mr S. B. Mills being
the solo pianist
Daniel Webster made famous observation about tn
British hag how the crcled the earth
tended by perpetual drum beat sauting first rays
they fell upon the national banner. or Mr. Bouci-
cault similar figure might be invented The SUM- as
he sets upon every quarter Of the globe regrets that
he cannot stay out bed long enough to Of Mr.
Bouccaults plays which follow him in his unceasing
round Not night but the curtain rises upon
Bouccaultian drama somewhere and now we notice
that his 'Pauvrette; or Under the Snow,n has been
produced at the Boston Museum.
Universal regret will be caused by the announcement
elsewhere that the Ill health OF Miss Clara Morris
pels the suspension OF her engagement Fifth Az
Theatre The card of her physician that
sit is absolutely impossible tor her appear upon the
stage for considerable period OF time There will
genuine sympathy for Miss Morris in this calamity,
which happens the Of what had seemed be
brilliant winter for her the metropolis Yet it wise
for her to retire from exactng toll and excitement in
sufficient time for the complete restoration Of her
health The delightful comedy Of "our Boys" will be
revived this week, with It's capital cast Mr.. Daly's
drama in five acts, entitled "Pique," is TO be
produced on December Is