The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-19

will be Especial authors night" at the Fifth Avenue
Theatre Between the second and third acts Mark
Twain twill have something to say;' between the
third and fourth Bret Har,s will rss 70 explain,
and Mr. Boucicault. NJ p, will be invited to review
the proceedings" amer the play. This will be the
event OF the Dramatic season.
.ptmssivss . ss5sst6k great dssil6fnis,on When
Nilsson was here sho vas on the edge or fight with
capitalist Who thought he controlled the Academy Of
Music. He wanted peculiar scene in certain place.
She ddn't Art won, however. and Moneybags was
obliged TO take the background. 1t is thu interference
OF this class Of people, rich enough to be aggressive
and too ignorant to be decent who bar tho presence Of
some Of the best artists i9 popular places
The $40, 900 in gold which Florence, the comedian,
realized by his last years engagement In San Fran
csco, was Immediately invested IN mining stocks at
the suggestion OF Bfcn, the millionaire. and to-day
their market value is estimated at $4,000 The
mighty Dollar IN many directions has been the
source OF enormous profit to its fortunate possessor
It's proposed reproduction in New York attests the
faith oil Mr. Florence IN its hold the pnbhc. and no
publicly predicts that 1t Will have another equal
ling the that followed its rst offering at the Park
Theatre.
II ID now definitely understood that Jarrett Palmer
not to be the sseecs Of Booths Theatre Tor the
tire Of the coming season. They have not deter
mined what direction their enterprise VIII lake. but
with the exception OF the Heller entertain ments,
which viii be given under tho conduct OF thor Uusi-
ness manager, Joseph H. Tooker, ana the production
OF Two sensational spectacular pieces Of
the leading theatres probably Booths they Will re-
serve their energies until moro promising season
presents ITSELF
Among the repertoire OF Mr.. c. D. Hess new opera
company will be "A Summer Nights Dream" and
"rhe Pacha Of Algicrs" by Ambrose Thomas; Queen
indigo and The Bat, by Strauss; "John OF Paris"
Ivy Boieldieu; ''Haidee," the SHAWN OF Happiness
and "a King for Day." by Auber; 'rhe BLACK
smiths Treasure" musical adaptation Of 'sDan
Druce." The company includes Miss Emily Melville,
Mrs. Zelda Seguin, Mr. Castle, MISS Louise Sear, Mr.
{. II. Turner, tenor; Mr. J. J. Benitz, baritone; Mr.
Henry Pcakes, bass; Mr. Edward Scgain, buno, and
Mr. @. H. Norton, baritone. The conductor Is signor
Operu-
Der Nebeiunssn- Ring verein is an organization
OF German amateur artists OF this city who celebrated
their rst summer nights festival last evening at tho
Terrace Garden. The programme comprised two comic
operettas-the drst, "Don Trabuco d. Trapucos - in
one act and The other. die Afrikanerin rhe Female
African), by Carl Hoeptner in two acts Both pieces
put upon the stage with good effect and sing
Ing oil the artists exceedingly credtable to all
cerned Tho performance under the management
OF Messrs d. Hirschmann, W. Hopt and IL Stein. Mr.
A. wachs lead Tho orchestra and Adolf Muller directed
the operottas Miss NJ Griesbach the leading lady
tst, received merted and frequent applause.
The Chestnut street Theatre Philadelphia, will DO
rsopensd the 18th OF September. 1t will be con-
Quoted nrst class stock company establishment,
rs heretofore The ladies' and gentlemen engaged are
tho following Mr.. William Il sheridan. Mr. W. !.
Ferguson, late the Boucicauit Comedy Company Mr.
George H. Grlfths, Mr. W. Herbert late OF waliack's
New York; Mr. {. A. Bradshaw, Mr.. I. W. Sanger
Mr. Bedford Williams, Mr. Z. Bartram, Mr.. G. d.
Errol Miss Lille Glover, Miss Kato Newton, late Of
the Park Theatre, New York; Mrs Z. J. Phillips Miss
Nelly Barbour, late OF Walnut Street Theatre; Miss
Anabsl Dudley. Miss Lizzie Revere, Mr. A. G. Ken
ncdy, Mr.. A. +, Lieby, Mr.. Edward Paxton.
An excellent company has been engaged at Ford's
Baltimore, which viii make II comparatively indie
pendent Of mere star attractions. The leading gen.
tlemen and ladies have boon carefully selected, and
there every 10 believe that The coming
will be prosperous one HE that plays tie king
shall be welcome; his majesty shall have tribute Of
us, tho adventurous knight shall his foil and
get the lover shall not sigh gratis. the humorous man
shall end his part In peace, the clown shall make those
laugh whose lungs tickcd o. the sere aud the lady
snail say her mind freely the blank shall halt
toned "Bsby" "Pnk Domnos," 'Henry w."
"Lady Jano Grey" "Les Danichels" and several nov
elites OF the English and French stage