The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-21

siic. ue bclocco was ~ Ghmorc's Garucn last
evening.
'.rquc" has entered its sixth MONTH and its 2oO,h
night is near.
Bjou Heron will have a benefit at Booths Theatre
on the LIST oil June.
The death CT Concordia dcprivcs London OF one OF
its abcst musical Journals.
Mss sara Jcwctt has LEFT the Finh Avenue Theatre
10 Join The Union square company.
Bret Ilartc Will have comedy brought out at
the Union Square Theatre about August u.
| NJ. LOUIS Dachaucr produces GouEods oratorio,
"!obias, " ut 81 Ann's Church this evening
Julius Casar'' Will lie played this week Booths
Theatre Saturday night wall l5otn representa-
ton.
Mr.. l.. s. Gilmore has created marked sensation
at the Ceptcnnid Exhibition by his military band
certs.
Mr.. I. NJ. Hughes as tho Merry Minstrel and Miss
Eva West win be among the features at the Globo
Theatre this week.
Sgnor Gayarrc. the tenor has disposed Of tho rival
claims eye and Maplcson season by starting
South Amo.ica
Mr.. Harry Siandeld young American tenor has
been offered lattering engagement for La pcrgola
Florence, next season.
George Rignold has gone TO California Mrs. Rig
mold Miss Marie Brabrook) sailed Tor England yester
day on the Germania.
London critic says that Nile Wares, IS physically
unqualified Tor the position OF prima DONNA through
nsuiiccncv OF vocal power.
"Humpty Dumpty' is still the wall of the Olympic
and shows intention OF falling from his elevated
place in the popular esteem.
Mrs. Isabel stone Hail, OF Boston, very talented
singer, who mas boon studying Europe for some
time, will return America next month
The majority OF the English composers arc writing
or bringing out symphonies and Of welcome
to tho Prince OF Wales after his Indian tour.
Mr.. William Davdgo has his benefit on Saturday
night ut the Filth Avenue Theatre, when .The Serious
Family" and "Pocahontas'' will be repeated
The charge Tor orchestra on Nilsson lights at
Her Majesty IS Opera London, Is twenty-five shillngs
about 81 IN our currency Yet people grumbIed
here al 81
The manuscript OF Senior Gomez tho Brazilian
composer, who is engaged a work for the Centcn-
NAL, by command of tho Emperor will BIO ready proba-
bly, in June
Lawrence Barrett will play Henry " for tho first
time at McCulloueh's California Theatre San Fran
CISCO tho night after Jarrett Palmers fast train
reaches that city.
Conscience maintains its hold the public favor
and Will keep the stage till further notice Miss Marie
Wilkins, who does much the comedy portions will
have benefit on Friday evening
"A buresque polka, by Onenbach in which the orches.
ira hiss, sing, laugh and whistle addition to their
playing, was the principal feature in tho programme
at Gmores Garden last night. This evening the prlco
OF admission Will be reduced TO nifty cents and Will
continue during the summer.
"Brass' with be produced at the Brooklyn Theatre
this week, with Mr.. George f. Rowe as Walton stray
supported by Miss Rose Wood and company composed
OF members Of the Union Square and Park theatres
On tho 10Th Of May Mr.. Rowe will appear in Newark,
taking "Brass ON short tour which will end In Prov
idcnce on the I'd OF June.
The London Choir speaks thus of Rubnstein,s plav-
Ing oil Bccthoyen's Sonata, opus So at the Phiihar-
monte concert IN that city -''Such magnificent pcr-
iormance Of this great bravura composition We have
never heard remarkable merely Tor the power and
energy In the delivery OF the granier passages but for
the deicacy aud finish in other parts deep feeling In
the ddagio and balance and finish OF stylcn
The bright and brilliant season ut Wullacks Theatre
will close Saturday evening and tho last six nights
OF SLOW She Loves Him" are therefore announced.
Mr.. waacK VIII take this charming comedy and his
whole company to brooklyn next week and will bo
succeeded then at his own theatre by Mr. and Mrs W.
j. Florence, who viii produce the 'Mighty Dollar
with new scenery and an excellent casto
AZ source musicale given recently tho SaIlo Horz
by NJ Lancclott pianist oil the Princess Of the Astu-
rias, Nile Adriani young American girl, was much
applaudcd Tor the rendering oil hcr part In tho duo
from don Juan" and the air from the wharfage Of
Figaro" Mile. Adriani IN Wisconsin but has
studied In Italy and France She has a sweet strong
voice, and gives promise of making her mari: on the
operate stage At distant day.
"Cnclc Toms Cabin" Will be produced ut the Park
Theatre to morrow night Tho play las been revised
aud siavins Georgia Coorcd Mns,rcis engaged 10
give effect to the oIdashioncd plantation scenes Mrs
Howard who created Topsy will assume that singular
and sing character Mr.. Kunkcl will play Uncle
Tom and Mr. Howard St Clair. B;jou Heron will rep
resent Eva. Blessings panorama OF the Mississippi
tlilI lon ..t.t
the Park have been materially reduced
Miss Fanny Davenport who has developed brilliant
powers IN tho last two years, will receive benefit at
the Firth Avenue Theatre on Wednesday afternoon
She VIII play Rosalind, In las You Like It, strong
CONTRAST To her somewhat sombrc role Ia .splquc.n
Mr Lawrence Barrett VIII play Orlando; Mr. r. l.
Davenport, jacques; MIR. Fisher Adam; Mr Hark,ng.
the Duke; Mr. Davidge, Touchstone; and Mss Sydney
Co~cil, Audrey. This splendid cast viii have tho al
uitiona attraction OF Mr. Castles singing OF music
MI. Charles r. Thornc, Jr., Will have benefit on
Thursday afternoon at the Enron Square Theatre
when performance OF unusual attractions will be
offered. .rhc Hunchback'i will present this admra
able actor In ono of his most powerful performances
and ono very different nature from the parts ne
has played thus season Sir Thomas Clifford viii gIyc
Mr. fhornc splendid opportunities for the display of
his dramatic abilities The cast includes all tho loading
members OF the company, with Mr.. Frederick Robin.
son as Master Walter, Stuart Robson, Bur-
roushsS Morris, Montgomery, vining Bowers,
Mathews. Becks, Wilder and Quieey. An important
event Will be tho appearance OF Mrs. Chase OF Boston
as Julia This lady, who Is known to The pubnc as
Miss Ida Jciireys. made very excellent impression
by the grace and refinement with which she inter.
precd small role IN "Forrcoi' and there has been
general desire to her in important
para wish wnicn Mr.. Thornc has graiihcd. Helen
VIII be played by Miss Ida Vernon. Mr. Thorno will
no doubt have audience worthy OF the exceptional
merit OF the performance and own position on our
stage
MAURICE STRAKOSCI AND BELOCCA.
NEW yosK, May 10. 1874
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