The New York herald., 1875-09-26
COULIssE CHAT.

Mcwade is playing Grip Van Wnkle" at Robnsonis
Opera House, St. Louis
Tho Carroll Family make the chief attraction of Col
onel Sims Brooklyn Theatre.
Maggie Mitchell is on the bills for the Providence
Opera House the coming week.
The Kralfys have the daring ambition Of introducing
Wagner to the American public
The Vokes family have had brilliant reception al
the Grand Opera House, Ct Louis
Mr. Lawrence Barrett is making ''The Man o. Airlie'
popular with the San Franciscans.
Mrs. Henrietta Chanfrau has been playing ''Was She
Rightf" at Ford's Theatre, Washington
Mile BoufIar by her singing and acting put the cap
sheaf of popularity on La Vie Parsienne."
The Theatre Comique will tomorrow amuse its
erous patrons with entirely programme
Miss Fanny Herring is to appear in "False Colors"
in Rochester-in the play OF that name, we mean
7. O King, announced as the "great English TRACE
dian, " is playing at De Bars Opera House. Montreal
number OF people have been added to the stock
Of the National st Louis, but prices remain the
Mayo is playing Davy Crockett in Rochester, where
Kate Fishers intrepid of equiny are the wonder
Of the town.
Liszts "Rhapsode Hongroise" is what Gilmore in
tends shall be the great musical sensation Of his garden
concerts this fall
'Juus Cesar' has been produced at the California
Theatre, San Francisco with Barrett Cassius, Ed
G. I. Nichols is the reigning star at the Bowery
Theatre for the present studey with his ''StAr OF
Diamonds" 4" shone respondent for week.
Rgnod is doing very well with "Henry "" at Balti
more. The Baltimore girls think the martial monarch
makes very brave and gallant appearance.
To restrain enterprisng manager in Indianapolis
from producing "Around the World the Kirafy BROTH
have sent the necessary legal documents there
No matter whether the mighty Dollar'' be finished
is made finished piece OF fun and fun is what is called
for
At Woods Theatre, St. Louis Haverlys Minstrels
have been attractive while Dan Rices circus been
giving and receiving a "good show" in the sawdust
line
Before Mile Titiens left Cork for New York she
given grand reception Her farewell representations
in Great Britain ireland were series OF triumpha
ovations.
Theodore Thomas Is preparing for grand Western
tour with his popular orchestra during the coming
bright October days and nights He appears in RoOheS
ter October1 l.
Mrs James A. Oates and her comic troupe playing
'rLa Princesse de Trebizonde" in English at the Howo
ard Athenaum, Boston, while Byron's Aour Boys" a
having ilne at the Globe.
George L. Fox is not entirely lost to As clown hg
will appear in pantomime about Christmas at Booth'A
1t is to be the Eighth regiment this time Fox being au
| old member of that organization
The San Francisco Mlnstrels are in full blast onoa
at their pleasant little temple of Momus Broad
way. Ham continues to be served up in variety Of
ways by Birch wambold and Backua
J. N. Pattson, the distinguished pianist, has re-.
turned from successful Western tour and has been
engaged for series of piano lecture recitas in this
city and vicinity during the coming month.
Boston is anticipating very lively Esnsical season
especially in the oraoro line, in which, OF course,
Handel and Haydn will take leading part 1t is pro-
posed to produce Bach's Passion Music complete
Gilmore has engaged for the Garden next week tall
ented young vocal organization, known the Young
Apollo Club, which includes, among others of the
best voices of the original troupe Of Madrigal Boys
The old Chestnut Philadelphia, has been opened
der new auspices with ''Our Boys" as the initiative
performance 1t Is pronounced 'hearty and honest
piece as has been done in that city in many day"
The Boston Museum is given to the sterling old
comedy limo, such "The Rivals" &c, with the
veteran Warren the fixed par ezcclence erich
elieu" is to be produced, with Barron in the title role
The reconstructed Handel and Haydn Society OF
Brooklyn have in rehearsal the cantata OF 'Ruth and
Naom.p The cantata will be given November 80 at
the Academy OF Music for the benefit of Dr. Damrosch
There is truth in the report that Mr. Edwin Booth
intends going to London to fill engagement Of 100
nights in Hamet" at the st. James Theatre. Mr. Henry
homo.
Lewis Of Day's, who is Indifferent and gener-
ally excellent makes great deal of the character Of
Pcrkyn Mddewyck the retired butter dealer in sour
Boys" His humor is like dry wine-quet, but very
nsinuatng.
Tho ninth season OF Theodore Thomas symphony
concerts will commence Saturday evening November
13 Arrangements have been concluded with the drec-
tors of the New York oratorio Society which will en-
able Mr. Thomas to produce at one Of these concerts
Beethoven's Ninth (choraD Symphony.
If the Grand Opera House could be put on wheels
and moved town to the intersection of Fifth ave.
nue. and Broadway, at Twenty third street. It might
turn out valuable property So fr It has proved to
be the splendid marble mausoleun Of moro theatrical
enterprises than any theatre in America
Hartford appears to be pretty well supplied with en-
tertainments at this time Edwin Adams has been
playing Enoch Arden at the Opera House The follow
ing engagements are in the programme for the Opera
House e:-Bryants hnstrels Mrs. Howard Topsy
he Georgia Minstrels and Mrs. Oates Opera Company
French comedy company win appear at the Lyceum
October 2s, and render such well known plays as 'La
Dame Camelias" ola Princesse Georges 'sLe
SPHINX" 'Tricoche ct Cacolet." 'Le Revelonn "I.es
Deux orphelins'' and "Rose Michel" Mines Juliette
Clarence, Lorniani and Gueymard, and Messrs Leon
Leroy and Dalbert are among the artists engaged.
The Philadelphia critics have been galvanized into
state Of semiactivy by the appearance OF the trivial
Hamlets," E. l. Davenport and Barry Sullivan, in their
city They do not all agree in regard TO the merits Of
the latter while the former Is received with the lavish
praise of an established favorte. They have respec-
lively gone through the roles OF Hamlet Richeou Sir
Giles Richard I'LL, The Stranger, &C. during the past
week-Sullivan at the Walnut and Davenport at MrE
John Drew's Arch Street Theatre
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