The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-26

The Pascal sisters appear in . opcrcta o-night
At tho olympic.
Messrs Shook L Palmer OF tho Union Square Thea
tire, have returned from Chicago.
Mr. I. c. King back again at the scene Of his great
est triumphs. the Queens, Dublin.
Miss Fanny Danzger, graduate Of the Lsipsic Con-
servatory and pianist OF remarkable TALENT has ar
rived in this city.
Miss Marriott made hit a. Queen Elizabeth at the
Royal Princess, Edinburgh, at the beginning Of the
present month
Miss Gsnevieve Ward closed . successful engagement
At the Gaiety Dublin, May q and followed by
Lydia Thompson.
So,hcrn 10 still playing "Dundreary" At the Walnut
Street Theatre Philadelphia, but will alternate that
well known character this wcek with David Gsrrick.
Mr. Charles 4. Arnold will be the lessee and Mr. Ben
son Sherwood the director OF Nibo's Garden for the
season commencing on August II, the opening piece
being grand spectacle
When the Brazilian hymn OF welcome to the Centen-
NAL OF the great Republic will be performed under the
direction Of Mr. r. Gilmore there will DO eight harps
with Aptommas In the orchestra
Mr. George Rignold will leave San Francisco on July
l. will appear at the Academy Of Music Now York, On
July a. Romeo for tho benefit OF tho Central Dis
pepsary and will return TO California In time to sail
for Australia on July ID
Miss Kate CIaxton, the charming actress Of the
Union Square Theatre company will appear this
ing Al Hoolcys Theatre abe highly successful Ameri-
can play, conscience" The company made brilliant
hit last week in the Lake City in "FcrreoL"
Gimores Carbon has become tho most popular sum-
NOR known In this city, add the magnificent
band adds 10 its repertoire every week. Levy will
shortly play Prochs famous and variations one Of
she most dhcult selections Of the bravura school.
Justice Rankin, Of Jersey City, issued attachment
vdav AZ tha I'd nd dhcta of
Heron and her combination troupe. They had been
playing al the Jersey Guy opera House and ieav
ing without paying their bills The suit instituted
by bill poster named Rkemsn.
on Saturday night tho Musical Congress assembled
a. Philadelphia by Mr.. Jancs ". Norrissey gavc
closing concert ~ which Miss Cary, Miss Rive, Brig
noli, Ccrvantcs Remmertz, white and Sherwood ap:
psared. The Emperor OF Brazil was present, and he
requested Miss Rive to play Lszrs ''Rhapsodie Hon.
groise," No. 2.
philadelphia TO be favored this week with must
cal treat in the shape OF the joint appearance opera
bcr6e OF the charming Aimee upon tho stage and Often
bach 10 the orchestra They both under engage
ment for week only Al the Arch Street Theatre
and will open in la Jolio Parfumeuse and ia vie
Parisicnnc.'
"A Trip 10 the Noon at the Kiralfys' Ahambrs Pal
acc, Philadelphia proving as great an attraction AZ
.sAround the World in Eighty Days The dialogue Is
good bat the scenic effects and the dancing
very pleasing The musical performances and she gar
den during The hot summer evenings have become
very popular and are always well attended.
The mighty Dollar" enters TO- night upon It's lnh
week at wallacks. Mrx Florence has entirely re-
covered from her recent indspostion and plays tho
par, OF Mrs Gnory with her accustomed vivac,y and
hurnor. Her costumes in the play are very elegant
Judge soic looks anxiously forward to the result Of
the 81 Louis Convc nton, he that the claims
OF the mighty Dollar will be duly remembered there
Miss Kellogg Icing asked by Philadelphia inter
viewer what she attributed her success, replied
"Prncipally TO determination succeed and steady,
laborious work. have alwsys aimed 10 study well
tho music OF the rc and TO dress IN strict accordance
with the character. have endcayorcd 10 act consci
cntiously throughout always keep faith with the
public might sum u IN IN single sentence my
success the result Of conscientious devotion my