The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-25
YORK HERALD SUNDAY

Opera House until further notice. II IS admirably
acted and the scenery and stage effects are fine
"Lcs panichcns' has made immense success ut
the Union Square Theatre, and stands alone "a tho
great passionate play being acted on tho New York
stage.
"our Boarding House" will begin It's NTH
week at the Park Theatre on Monday night,
and those who enjoy good laugh can nnd II
In Mr. Lconlrd Growers popular comedy.
The New York Aquarium increases IT'S attractions,
and this week Professor STAIRS Will exhibit his mcros
cope which has 10000 magnilying power The alli-
gators, seals and horse still on exhibition
Miss Lauva Don, recently OF tho Union Square
Theatre Company, has made an engagement to sup
port MIR. Boucicault in tho 1.-THE Shauehraun." at
McVickers Theatre, Chicago commencing ON March s.
The choir OF the Church OF st. Mary the Virgin,
West Forty.nIth street, will sing the "stabat Mater"
on the last three sunday evenings in Lent Besides
Rossinis and Nine de Grandval's, one by Haydn will
be gwen for the nrst time in this country.
The twentieth anniversary OF tho opening OF the
Philadelphia Academy OF Music will be celebrated
morrow evening by performances OF all Trovatorc."
with the following artisis:-Mmc Drignol McCuloch.
Nine. Gazzaniga, Brignoli and Tagliapietra
John Mccullough, the eminent tragedian who rc-
Gently appeared with great success IN Boston, will
begin a season Booths Theatre the I'd OF April.
sustained by MISS Maud Granger as Virginia
'wd Oats" sown IN good ground at waack's
theatre, and reaped in success. will be followed
by ''She Stops TO Conquer" Goldsmith's comedy
will be produced with strong cast, including Mcssrs
Waiack Gilbert and Beckett with MISS Ada Dyas and
Miss Rose Wood
Olo Bull and Nine. Esspon will appear to-
gether Stcinway Hall, Wednesday even
ing, and OF the finest vioiniss
living, and OF the best panIss in the world viii
reign together ike those double stars whose united
glory illumnates the sky.
ia Boul Angore, a Dos Ecus,' by the inmilablc
OGenbach, will be- sung by the Aimee company at tho
Eagle Theatre tomorrow night tor the first time IN this
city. Mlla Aimee will sing the role OF Margot. Tho
OF this opera will be limited "Les Dragons ds
vlllars" viii bc produced the 5th oil March. fla
Belle Helene" Is in rehearsal.
Mr. John 7. Ford of Baltimore. has issued, In pam.
phlel FORM the article OF Mr. Joseph Watson which
Gently appeared In tho HERALD upon Shakespearc la
America" and 100, 900 copies VIII be published in
commcmoraton of MIR. Edwin Booths Southern on
gagements and MISS Mary Andcrson's SUCCESS one
Of the best opponents OF tho intellectual, drama
"Fiith Avenue" at Sixth avenue sill maintains ia
hold popular affection, and this Is its fourth week.
The comic element has been developed, and Booth =
Theatre has been well attended "a Trip to tho Noon
will possibly succeed Mr.. George Fawcott Rowo's en-
tertaining comedy, an amicable arrangement having
been made with the Krafy Brothers, who bad claim
to Jules Verncs drama.
The last nights OF demons" approach nj the Filth
Avenue Theatre. This successful play will DO soon
sent into the Provinces TO give place to other novel
ties. new romantic drama called "Tho Princess
Royal is in preparation, and new comedy In tn,
humorous style of "Lcmons" will DO soon produced
OF 'The School Tor scandal' by special Performance,
in May.
"Danr bruce" will be performed at the new Parl
Theatre, Brooklyn, this week, with Mr. h. |. Davcn
port as tho hero. AS Mr. Davenport has play G,
the character here many persons will DO desirous 4
compare his idea with that of Mr. Barrett In Phil
adcphia Mr.. Davenport made great succcss in thu
part Ho will be supported by Miss Geraldine May,
and a strong company organized by Messrs Jarrett
| Palmer.
| ..Around the Clock" at tho Olympic Theatre Kill
time pleasantly. The local anus
| ing, and tho "Glancs at Harry HIPS" Wi
DO enivencd this week by tho appearance
Of Mr.. Hill himself, who will be master o
ceremonies in mimic prize fight between MIR. Jane
| Kelly aud Mr. John Reilly. Mr.. Hin has had muc
practical experience such matters that no canno
| fail In this important trust.
ssAro und the World, I" which has had a brilliant ru
at Niblos Garden, will be reconstructed this week, an
Monday night will, like Protcus, take new form
Tho ballet will BIO wholly new, and Mile. De Rosa, on
Of tho finest and most remarkable dancers who eve
appeared In New York, will lead the entertain men,
with Signor Mascagno and other eminent artists d
Rosa has more power electrical swiftncss, spirit
fire than almost any dancer we remember.
Mr.. Otto Sedan, "A vioIinst from the CONSERVATORY
OF Berlin gave concert last night in tho hall OF
Masonic Temple. Tho audience was small In num
bcrs but very enthusiastic Mr. Sedan played a bar
caroe by Spohr, and a nocturne by W cissenbom. iii
tonc is not large but exceedingly refined, and no ha
evidently been trained in a good school. Mr. Solda
was assisted by Nine Oaksmith, Nine. Biachi and NJ is
Laura Boyle, sopran; Mss Wagner, pianist; Mr.
Wagner, violonccst; Mr.. Godoy, tenor, and Mr.
Bierck, organst.