The New York herald., 1876-10-01


them have been excelled hy Hermann st, he Is re-
markabc performer, and he announces that an IN.
ssrpretcr will assist him hereafter in explaining the
programme an enjoyable evening may be passed IN his
company.
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC Sort-s.
At the Eagle Theatre a new and Lively performance is
announced.
Nine. Anna Bishop has had legacy of SIS, 900 from
Mrs. Bray, OF Australia
The orpheon Socicty's free vocal classes Will begin
at Chickering Hall on Monday evening.
Mrs. James A. Oates VIII sing in glish comic
opera at the Brooklyn Theatre this week.
Tony Pastors theatre will be opened on Monday
night with a company and fresh bill.
The explosion He'll Gate viii be illustrated by Mr
W. barry at the Theatre Comique this week.
The Chcvalicr Caseneuve viii continue his prcstdigi
taton at Chickerng Hall on Tuesday night
Mr.. Augustin Dalys play, "A Flash OF Lightning"
will be produced this week at Wood's Museum.
Mr.. George Fawcitt Rowe has had brilliant
NJ the Grand Opera House, Cincinnati. in brass"
Miss Lille Eidridge viii play the bind grl in the
.sTwo orphans' ut the Opera House, Newark to-mor-
night.
.Iurine, tho Water Queen" will be one of tho
attractions at the olympic Theatre this week. Fase
Lights is the nautical drama which ends the varied
performance.
This is the eighth week Of sardanapalus, at Booths
formance. The house is crowded nightly, and it will
be played until December Anew ballet rehearsal.
We regre. Mr. Henry d. Palmer is confined to his
bed by serious sickness.
Mr.. Barnum offers for his Hippudrome u remarkable
ENTERTAINMENT the features OF winch elsewhere de-
scrbed IN detail II ranges from menagcrio to
museum, includes fve crcuscs and tho tutored Greek
Costenenus, who is certainly wonderful piece OF IL
Elimination on human parchment
This is the third week OF s.Haba' at Nblos Garden,
with its fine ballet lively songs and splendid scenery.
Mr.. Ben Sherwood's mechanl cal effects novel and
startling, and the spectacle Nibo's to its
ancient place oil the attractive of our
theatres
The opera which Mr. Car5erg has projected
will be gwen in Philadelphia November s. with wag-
ner's "Flyng Duichman.' This work will be given in
Now York January s, and Mr.. A. Blum has been
gagged for the part OF the Dutchman The company
will travel until February through the principal cities.
"Unclo Toms Cabinn will be brought out at the
Grand Opera House this week Mrs G. c. Howard Will
play the principal part and there is other Topsy
ihe stage. Mr. Kunkc! vii sppear Uncle Tom.
Sracie Wade as little Eva ana the Georgia Jubilee
gngers will give realism TO the Southern plantation
Scenes
Messrs Max Marctzek and J. @. Fryer will begin
next Sunday, at Booths Theatre, series of sacred
eonccrts, vocal and INSTRUMENTAL In which Nine. Pap
penheim, Miss Adelaide Richards, the Swedish ladies'
quartet, ana Messrs William Castle, A. sohst aud
Gustav Satter will take part Mr. Maretzck will have
the direction of the concerts.
Louise VI. Pomcroy will appear at the Lyceum Thea
Ire October l6, as Juliet In .omeo and Juiet,n and
during the week as Pauline, in "lhc Lady OF Lyons"
She will be assisted by Mr. }. B. Roberts. who will
play Mercutio Mr. v Lngham will be the Romeo. 1t
possible that this popular VIII appear
Lady Macbeth
Tho Strakosch Italian Opera VIII begin at the Acad-
emy OF Music to- morrow night, when Mlc Palmier
will make her debut in New York Norma. On
Tuesday evening Iossini's "Semiramde" will be
lor the FIRST time IN many years, in which both Pal
micri and Bcocca will sing, and on Wednesday tho
latter viii appear in 'La Favorita-"
AT Chickering Hall this evening the jubilee Singers
will give a sacred They sing the real panta
zion airs of far South and the negro is dis
nnctvely original Religious banjo music VIII be
aered by Horace Weston, who believes, like Charles
Wesley, that 'thc devil should not have all the good
tunes,'' or all the popular instruments.
The concert and lecture given at the Academy OF
Music, Baltimore, last week, by the French Benevolent
Association in aid equally OF It's objects and OF the
yellow fever fund for the Savannah sufferers,
decidedly successful Colonel Charles c. Long of the
Egyptian Army ectured upon Egypt, ana the Messrs
Btrakosch and Nile Beocca assisted IN the
..Liic has crowded the Filth Avenue Theatre every
evening, and II 1t is not legitimate artistic
Il has certainly mado popular hit. Mr.. Daily has
quoted literally from the poets respect his play
but he Is not likely have quote Macbeth
when he says that "Life is but poor player who
struts and his hour upon the stage then Is
heard more"
The city lecture will begin at Chicgering Hall
On October Q, and viii end on November 20 Six lee
will be given by John B. Cough, the temperance
hero; Bayard Taylor, the famous traveller; Martin
Farquhar Tupper. the author OF ''wasnngton" and
"Proverbia Philosophy Theodore rilton the
brated plaintin in the Beecher trial; Colonel John W.
Forney the Warwick Ct Pennsylvania politicians and
the organizer OF Centennial exhibitors in Europe;
md the Rev S. S. storrs.
The fine programme presented for the benefit OF Mr.
. s. Gilmore will repeated tonight, aud the concert
ghich centennial on Saturday Will be sacred on
sunday The last performance OF Mr. Gilmore Will be
m Monday, and October Mr. p. 7. Barnum viii turn
,he garden into hippodromo, and follow the trumpet
Jones OF Levy ard the mellow notes o, Pappenhem
sith the OF lions and the shr OF tho un.
nmabe monkey. THIS is the Darw.nian theory
smplined--Grst We have Wagner and then the beasts
Theodore Thomas viii repeat IN his vi
certs, which begin on Wednesday At stemway Hall.
nearly all the ..Centonnial music whcn he produced
last summer In Philadcp Dut Ia addition this
he will give Beethoven night. Wagner night and
programmes devoted to eciccticism in music so that
his viii be r.ch variety and interest.
Among b IL sooists will Oe Niles Hccnetta Bscbe,
knua Drasdi, Anton.a Henne aud Mcssrs. Myron ".
whitney, Franz Remmertz, ). r. Jacobsen aud Nine.
nasicIine schiller
ssIhc rwo orphans. which was originally produced
America nj the Union square Theatre anu mas since
,cen attraction everywhere wall be revived by
acssrs Shock Palmer tomorrow night. when the
regular season VIII begin The cast is very good,
including Mss Kate Ciaxon. the creator here o. the
character oi Louise; Miss Sar Jcwctt. Mss Fanny
Worant Miss Kate irard Mrs. Mary wilkins, Miss Ida
vernon. aud Mcssrs. Thorne. parselc Robinson,
U'Ne.I, Peakes and burroughs. new drinking song.
by Mr. Tissington, VIII be SUM ~ the second act.
among the artists TO appctr during tue season are
Clara Morris Katherine Rogers aad Mr. j. H. >toddart.
When nearly all OF our theatres are occupied WITH
spectacle ballet. Wallack's still nanains its hgh
,ostt,0n as The home OF legitimate comedy The OPEN
ur oil the regular fall anj winter on Tuesday
night will be heartily welcomed by the puoc as an