The New York herald., 1877-11-04

lowed by "The Mothers secret.n
Those wonderful Liliputans, the Midgets will be
exhibited tomorrow, from two till five r. NJ, the
corner OF Fifih avenue and Fourteenth street
The lo3d Plymouth Church organ concert will take
place on Saturday, November 10. Mr.. George w.
Morgan, organist, will be assisted by Senior j. L. SAL
ccdo on the cornet
Blanche Meda. in "Lady Blanche, a now actress and
new play, the latter a translation Of Auger's his
torca drama, will be the feature at the Theatre Fran
Gals Tomorrow evening
Mr 5. q. Pratt VIII give the second Of his piano re-
citations at Chckering Hall on Thursday afternoon,
commencing at three O'Clock. The tenor vocalist,
Mr.. G. w. Jameson, will assist him.
An organ recital will be given at Chickerng Hall on
Wednesday afternoon, November Z, at three o'clock,
BY Mr. s. b. Whiteey, assisted by the soprano, MISS
M Josephine Holcomb, and quartet OF male voices.
Robert Heller and his wierd sister have entered
the hfsh week OF their Boston engagement They will
remain there hve weeks longer aud thcn open the
Fifth Avenue Hall, In Twenty-ourth street, this city.
series OF Saturday afternoon performances for
the entertainment Of tho little folks are to be begun
at Association Hail. Tho programme embraces
magic, ventroqusm, recitations and scientific recre-
atoms
Harrigan and Hart. in their character sketches
the Olympic, assisted by numerous company, give
Il.
takes place at the Academy OF Music on Thursday,
November 15.
Considerable interest is manifested in tho appear
ance OF Miss Mary Anderson, the new tragedenne
who will inaugurate the dramatic season tho Fifth
Avenue Theatre the 18th OF November, in tho
"Lady oil Lyons'
Tho New American Museum boasts OF large col
lection Of LIVING curosties The .'Mormon giant
grl," the Madagascar family, the Esau girl, tho Aus
tralian bushman and TeGo the Wild boy, are among
those most worthy OF notc.
Lolita has boen engaged by Mr.. Henry f. Abbey of
the Park Theatre, and under his management wil on
the l9h of November. commence a SIX weeks tour
through the New England States ana aiterward play
In Baltimore and Washington.
Miss Helen Potter, young lady who is said 10
possess peculiar ability elocutonss and mitaior
Of celebrities. will give number entertainments at
Chckering Hail. under the man agcment OF Jarrett q
Palmer, commencing on the 18th prox
Tho efforts OF Bryants Minstre!s as caterers TO
pubic enjoyment arc said TO meeting with not
little guccess. Among the speciaties are:-"Little
Macs Rvals;" Dougherty, as Demosthencs; "Elen's
Babies." and Arthur Bent, the cornet soloist.
1t should not be forgotten that Miss Clara Morris
gives benefit for the Custer Monument Fund At Wal
lacks Theatre on Thursday afternoon when she will
appear as Jane Eyre, with Mr. Mexico Rankin az Lord
Rochester. Mr.. Lester Waack has gwen tho theatre
free OF cost
Mr. Charles r. Thorne, Jr., Miss Fanny Morant,
Miss Ida Vernon, MISS Maud Harrison and Mr.. Frank
Roche have gone to Baldwin's Opera House, san
Francisco where they will produce "rhe Danchers,"
"Ferreol, >, "rhe Two Orphans and several other OF
tho Union Square Theatre plays
MThe additions to the tanks OF the AQUARIUM during
the past wcek have been quite numerous The Dish
Matching dODaPtm0nt Cnns nd har
progeny the monkeys and baboons the Water Queens
aquatic ieats and the performing dogs keep inter
est Of the visitor alive and mako the entertainment
always attractive
The Bent Brothers constitute q quartet OF cornet
players, and are respectively named Benjamin. Arthur
Frederick and Samuel. In resent notice 1t was mon
toned that Mr.. Arthur Bent who divided tho honors
with Arbuckle at the Gilmore Garden concerts.
had recently attached himself to Bryants Minstrels
The latter fact is true but Benjamin Bent who Is
member Of Gmore's band and plays SO much like
Levy.
grand concert that ought TO attract the lovers
good music will be given tonight at the Church Of ST.
Francis XAVIER In Sixteenth street, under tho direc
tion OF W. Bcrge, tho we'll known organist. The
musical attractions Will comprise Gilmorc's band and
orchestra, and the most distinguished solo artists in
the city. Tho proceeds are to DC added to the build
Ing fund OF tho church which the Jesuit fathers
are erecting.
Miss Helene Menzel is engaged in noble work In
seeking to better tho diton OF the destitute and
paralyzed dancer, VenturolL The boneft which she
has set on foot promiEes TO bo great success A
host of volunteers have como forward to aid hor,
cludng the entire Olympic company and orchestra
and Gus Williams, Of Tony PASTORS Theatre Messra
Canary Tyler have offered tho FREQ use OF the
Olympic Theatre for the occasion.
"Marrngc," which Mr.. Boucicault claims is prac-
ticai dehntion OF comedy, is about enter upon its
sixth week at wallack's Theatre. Such success at
this time certainly argues admirable proscn n
which entities It to q goodly share OF the nightly
curiosity Of the public. Those who interested in
the discussion of Mr. Boucicaults challenge may per-
haps stimulate their critical ideas by going IL,
II thcy are not at the timo thorough pleased
"The Mothers Secret" is being rehearsed ut tho
Union Square Theatre. The cast Will incl udo Mr..
Charles y. Coghan, Mr. James O'Ncil Mr. ). H. stod-
dard, Mr. John Parselie, Mr.. J. b. Polk, Mr.. George
Giddens Mr. H. Y. Daily, Miss Katherine Rogers Miss
Sarah Jewtt Miss Linda Dictz and Mss Mary Wells The
play is In ivo acts, but will show only three se.s-the
salon the Palas Jasmo, the boudoir OF Elise and tho
room In the old house at Autcui OF the Admiral Lc
PonI II will BIO produced about tho l2th inst.
good circus is amusement which savors OF
classical times, and Its enjoyment bespeaks health
fu tendency OF mind which can seek edincation in
simpler themes than those to which stage ded
Gated. Howe's Great London Show has been IN
New York three weeks, ana its patronage has beon
very large. The programme 8 changed each Mon
day. Nine. Dockrill still astonishcs those who wit
ness her splendid and charming icats Of equestrian
skill Matnees are given on Tuesday Thursday and
Saturday for ladies and children
Henry v. has been holding crowded court at tho
New PARK Theatre, Brooklyn Reynolds success Is
1attcrng but one OF his greatest isngs that he
not as compaisant he should he 10 a generous and
indulgcnt public ON Tuesday evening calls made
by the audience for repetition Of the speech OF tho
King before Hareur. 1t is supposed that the manager
asked him to comply; but voice high above tho bcs-
tie Of shifting scenery and budding actors heard
from behind tho curtain and easily recognized by
those who the stage. IL exclaimed In most
ungcntle manner, "Noi Wont do 1t againl ! tell
you won'ti'
This week will be memorable in the annals OF
Thalia In Brooklyn. "Rosedalo' will be revived al
the New Park Theatre by Lester WaIlack, with the
breadth Of elaboration which he has always lavished