The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-25

Of Lucia, and the French critics ascvibs 10 her the
possession Of musical ability, ane voice, good
action and an admirable stage presence.
The "Namelcss Waltzes,''a new composition By M
Clarence ssernberper Of this city have recently been
published In San Francisco. aud quite popular in
all the orchestras OF that city. They to be repub-
lshed here. Mr.. sternberger. although young COM
poser has already produced many pieces have OBJ
tanned popular approval.
Falsc Shame" At waliack's Theatre 10 said to have
achieved great success II IL certainly enjoyable
entertainment Mr. Montague, by reason OF the pecu-
liar individuality which ne Illustrates has added to
his reputation, and the cast generally consistent
with the reputation OF this we'll known theatre
special matinee 70 be given ON Thanksgiving Day.
when "Falsc shame" will doubtless attract a large
holiday audience.
The Brooklyn Park Theatre btlboards have for
week been illustrating B by" and all his friends and
relatives. Colonel Sim viii present him tomorrow
evening, after elaborate preparation. The company.
under the able drilling of Manager Edison, viii doubt
less have learned TO support him judcousy from the
time that he toddles forth into the world until the
curtain tails To the public, OF course, he must look
Tor that pap of patronage which he is to be nour
ished
"fom-Al-AiOnes," dramatizaiiou in four acts OF
"Bcak House." which will be produced tomorrow
night at Woods Theatre in Brooklyn, depicts one Of
the most pathetic phases OF London fc all read
ers of the great novel The touching char.
actor OF Poor 10 will be essayed by Master N. ).
Wood. Miss Jennie Carroll impersonates Lady DIED.
lock. Mile Sackctt will play Hortense and J. O. Stew
ems Bucket
Extensive preparations have been made for the pre-
sentaton Of Antony and Cleopatra at tho Broad way
Theatre tomorrow evening Miss Rose Eytinge, who
Is to enact the part of Cleopatra to this city
after an absence of three ycars, during which period
she has added not little to her metropolitan reputa-
ton, especially In the rendition Of the above named
Character The Western papers speak enth usiastcay
OF the magnificent manner in which she portrays tho
part and gives to her audience living picture OF the
Egyptian queen. The tableaus the ballet and, in
TACT all OF the have been tho subjects much
enterprise and expense on the part OF the manage
mcnt. The appointments arc said to be a scale OF
unusual splendor.
On Thanksgiving Day two performances Will take
place at tho Academy Of Music Tor the benefit OF ST.
Ceca's Church Father Flattery) and some OF our
prominent musical and dramatic artists are an.
nounced to appear. among whom may DO mon toned
Nine. Janauschck who will personatc a scene
in "Macbetn;" Mr.. Harkins, James o'Nci
and Emily Risl will appear in "othello -
Mr.. Fred. wade viii represent Mark Antony
in 'Juus Cesar" Rose Eyt,nge will recite .Fon,e-
noy." and Mrs. Emily Waller Hoods poem. "The
Bridge Of Sighs In comedy. Mr. Montague, Miss Rose
Coghlan, Miss Sara Jewett Mr. John Drew, Mrs @.
II. Gilbert, MISS Eliza Weathcrsby, Mr.. Gus WILL
Jams and artists from Tony PASTORS Com
pany, Harrigan Harris Company, tho San
Francisco Minstreis Bryanrs Minstrcls and other
volunteer artists will also take part Musicaliy the
entertainment will comprise selections from srrova-
tore" and Faust" which will be gwen BY Briguoli
knight Aston, Miss Anna Drasdil. GaimbertL De
to be Of tho most attractive occasions OF the
wear.