The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-23
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saPtureu huns IL VIII DO produced IN Nhsnihtton
this week
Is one OF sterling worth The performers excel
lent and the animals thoroughly trained Exhibi-
lions viii be gwen every afternoon and evening
Jim Mace and Joe Goss Will box there during the pres
twcek.
Nile Anna dc Belocca appeared at the matinee at the
Academy Of Music yesterday Rosna in III Barbere
di sevigia and repeated her previous trumphs in the
same role On Wednesday she VIII bid farewell TO New
York in "Mignon. q role admirably suited TO her
lyric and dramatic talents
Nine julie DeRyther ono OF tho most popular
singers In the metropolis, announces that her annual
concert will take place Mt Stsnway Hall tomorrow
evening, with very attractive BILL in which she will
be assisted by Nine. savotti. Mcssrs J. n. Pattson
and Jones. and the Young Apollo Club.
Mr.. Robert Frazer, as tho clown In "IIumpty
Dumpty,n has made an enduring success ut tho
Olympic Theatre, and Miss Emmeine Young, who
plays burlesque in the opening, has also made do.
cded hit Miss Young succeeds much by her ex-
cellent elocution as by her grace and beauty.
"Ferreo" remains attraction at the Union Square
Theatre. On Friday evening Miss Kate Claxton,
whose personation of the heroine Of the play Is
charming, will receive benefit. new play by Thco-
dore Barrere is preparation at this theatre, and
Chicago.
The theatrical sensation OF this week In Philadelphia
is the production OF sRose Michel" which ran for
nearly 200 nights in this city, Mss Rose Eytinge will
appear in her original part All tho properties and
scenery used at tho Union Square viii DO brought over
to Mrs. John Drew's Arch Street Theatre, whore the
play is to be produced for this week only.
An International Musical Bureau has been cstab-
shed Philadelphia TO be OF service to both the pub
lie and the musicians alike One Of its objects will be
TO ssee the players we'll bestowed" Hamlet says
1t VIII also give to musical artists coming to Philade
phia from all parts OF the world such Information
will be of use TO them during the Exhibition. Mr.
Mark Hassler n well known musician Is tho manager.
'Piquen will be performed for the one hundred and
ifticth time at The Fifth Avenue Theatre Friday
night The interest OF the will be added to by
the debut in New York of Miss Georgiana Drew, the
daughter of Mrs. John Drew young lady who has
already obtained well merited distinction. She will
assume the role of Mary Standish, which Miss JEFF
reys- Lewis and Miss Holland have previously rem
dered.
Mr.. John Vincent. tho stage manager Of Booths
Theatre, win atbercnt Thursday afternoon,
when Mr. Rignold will appear as Amos Clark In the
four play 'Thc Bar Sinister" by the late Watts
Phillips, assisted by Miss Marie Brabrook Eng
lsh actress, as Mildred This will be followed by Mr..
c. d. Bishops amusing Toodcs. "Henry "" Will, of
course be played every evening Miss Laura Grayson
performs the Queen with grace and dignity.
Mr.. Aptommas, the harpis, gave a recital at Stein
way Hall yesterday afternoon. On the bill pot
pourrs of Scottish, American and Welsh airs, Beet
hoven's sonata in fiat, and fantasia 'Lucrezia
Borgia" MIR. Aptommas performance was as remark
able as the occasion Of his second recital here He
is a thorough master OF the beautiful instrument with
which his fame IS associated. A lady named Miss
Arabclla Root sang some selections the occasion.
MI. Matt Morgan, the manager of the Lyceum pre-
sents bill this week. In which the "Fied OF the
Cloth OF Godn will be the piece de resistance We un
dcrsand that 1t is Mr. Morgan's intention greatly
strengthen his company and that ne Will shortly pro-
duce local comedy and Tom Taylor's powerful
domestic DRAMA "a Sheep IN VOLTS Clothng,n in
which Miss Adelaide Lennox is TO assume the part OF
Anne Carow. Tho part is peculiarly suited to tho
abilities OF this young actress and with the strong sup
port which is promised II should be great success.
The ball to be given by The Women's Centennial
Union at the Academy of Music Tuesday evening
Will be OF the most brilliant events OF tho season.
The proceeds Will be devoted the exhibition of speci-
OF the handwork of the women or this State at
the Philadelphia Exposition. on the Bali Committee
are General and Mrs. G. W. Cullum Mr. and Mrs Ben
jalnn H. Field, Mr.. and Mrs N. +. Hosack, Mr. and
Mrs Chester Arthur, Mr. and Mrs. Edward II. Fell Mr..
and Mrs Adrlen Isein and Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Goodhue
Many OF best citizens interested in this enter
and Il will undoubtedly I'LL the Academy.
''Twins" will be performed but two more nights,
Mr.. wallack announces the revival Of Iondon Assur-
ance Wednesday 1t has been four years since this
nnc comedy performed at wallack's, and Il is 10
be brought out in brilliant style. Mr. Lester wallack
and Mr. Montague will appear for the first time together
upon the stage or tho merits Of Mr. walacks Dazzle
it is unnecessary to speak. The cast viii also include
Mr. John Gilbert Mr.. Harry Beckett, Mr.. Floyd, Mr.
Mr. L. NJ. Holland, Miss Ada Dyas. Miss E1ie
Germon and Miss lone Burke Mr.. Montague, who has
entirely recovered from hrs recent Illness will play
Charles Courtly