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


.,he European aud American successes.
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
"Baby' 10 to DO brought out u the Walnut street
Theatre, Philadelphia, eq the 2I.h.
Miss clssa Louise KslASyS ylH e5s.ye IN New York
to.hSrrow. q roak ief fkAtdtfa
Brignoll has been snsin: 10 lar, audiences in To-
ycuto, aided by Ferrant aud local artists.
Minnie Palmer Will ''star' this season in Fortune"
q comedy production Of two local drainalwts.
signor Leoni the tenor returned from Italy, and
viii appear during the season in the concert
Mr. George Bonface Will BIO the loading man OF
M. Doucoaults travelling organization this season.
The New York Oratorio Society viii give It's usual
three tour concerts, commencing about November IT,
Miss Henrietta Bsebe 10 studying with Garcia She
will remain abroad until about the middle OF scptcm
Der.
Mr.. C. W. Barry will shortly appear at Woods The
atre in drama OF his own, entitled "Broken Let
ters"
In the variety business Harrgan 4 Hart are help
Ing themselves 70 public shekcls Al tho Theatre
Comiqua ~.
Theodore Thomas in his garden concerts at St
LOUIS said to be attracting select and fashionable
audiences
Cbiekering Hall is undergoing repairs, and new
arrangements being made behalf of the public in
case OF ire
JanauscheK will return from Europe about the LIST OF
October. IL Ia yet uncertain whore she will make
her rentrse.
Mile. dc Murska will arrive in New York. according
to "a telegram Signor De vvo, about the first week
In September.
The programme at Gilmore's Garden to-n might is full
OF attraction. The music crowd und general pleasure
ought to draw
Lc Commander Caxcneuve and Hickey and McCar-
thy are drawing lair audiences at the Bush Street
Theatre, San Francisco.
The chief attraction Baby' Is the artistic acting
OF Mr. Collier Hc will travel with the play when it
begins Its pergrpations
May Howard opens at the Arch Street Theatre on
the Sd Of September IN Burtley Campbell's new ro-
mantle play Of 'Hcarts."
Hess, the manager of the English opera company
which Is to appear. will arrive With his cohorts
about next week Wednesday.
..Madcmoiseie Duval' the play in which Mss
Eytingc opens her engagement Mt the New Broadway
Theatre, was written for her by Miss Glider.
A good cheap. side show Is advertised at the
American Museum in the Bowery. Poor people must
DO amused and this Of their entertain monts,
Aimee with twenty ight brilliant French girls, all
actresses OF COURSE less pretty, will arrive
from Havre on tho steamship Labrador in about ten
days
season IN San Francisco. new comedy, entitled
..Our Politics." is ON the boards Of the California
Theatre.
Miss Stella Boniface, q daughter OF George G.
Boniface and . niece OF tho late Kate Newton, has
been engaged at wslack's this season to play the
juvenile aud ingenu r0es.
A DEMONSTRATION OF Jules vernes tMlchael Strogon
will succeed "Under the Willows" At tho Lyceum
Theatre In September Alfred Balch, editor OF the
San Francisco Figaro, 10 the adapter.
Miss Marie Wainwright has been engaged to play
with Rignod the leading lady, and will appear with
him In Montreal Toronto and othor cities prior the
presence OF the combination IN New York.
Al Portland, Oregon, up the Pacific coast. lively
theatrical centre, . MISS Henrietta Osborn has APP
psarcd AS Pauline the ''Lady OF Lyons" and made
what the local critics call ga Queenly show"
Miss Fanny Davenport will make her nrst appear.
ance since her return from Europe At the Brooklyn
Academy on the 9th Of September in .Pique," ap-
pearing in her original creation, Mabel Renlrew.
The regular season at the Philadelphia theatres IL
just about TO open The summer pcrformauces--so
successful last year because OF the Cente
not paid this year Wherever they have been tried.
Tho Alhambra Palace, formerly the Kiraliys', In
Philadelphia, is still conducted by Hughsy Dougherty
and his minstrel troupe. The garden performances
during the summer have been very we'll patronxed.
The sPoor Of New York, " at Niblo's Garden, has
successfully held the stage Tor several weeks. The
nasement display great shrewdness In securing au.
dierces and doubtless have other sensations yet
store.
The Aquarium continues to hold It's own ns an At.
tractive spot, and the efforts OF its managers to give
satisfaction are evidently meeting with public ap.
prevail There Is better place for schools an
intelligent teacher to spoud an afternoon.
h, fur nut IF
able private lie audiences OF larger aud better
class those actresses who DEFY public opinion.
Tns may be sad OF the men. The divine spark
of genius cannot atone for dissolute lives.
The Holiday Street Theatre, Baltimore, has UNDER
gone many improvements during the past month in
the way Of decoration and enlargement The new
drop curtain p0rtrays view vf Lake Como. The
place will be reopeued on the Sd Of September
On Monday George s. Knight ana the Worrel Sis.
ters heretofore known specially artists, enter tho
legitimate drama, opening in an engagement at the
Walnut street theatre, Philadelphia, with a new play,
by Marsdcp, entitled lotto. or The Gamc OF Chance +"
"Bunalo BILL" accompanied by SIX Indian Sioux
chiefs $50 his manager says), will soon com mcncc q
bloody drama at tho Bowery Live horses supposili-
tous soaps, bowie knives and revoivers Will illustrate
in a mimic way the horrors OF Western army cam
paign.
Giidsrs dramatization Of "Seven Oak" to Jim Fen
ton," The name oil The hero. Mr.. Raymond sets out
his travels september B. He ali bis time flied
until tho ISL Of Nay 1873 In January he appears at
the Park Theatre In this city IN Jim Fenlon."
Mr. Wetnerel, The husbAni Of Emma Abbott, has
.made arrangements so understood, for her future
business. other business managers are therefore, cx-
pectcd to stay IN the background. Miss Emma has
had good advertising, but will she as vocal.
lstS lime and newspapers may possibly answer
II IL well SAID by contempOrary:-"r stage does
not always share In The duiness OF business Il has
sometimes made its brilliant financial successes
In tho midst oil industrial and commercial stagnaton
1t Is because men IN their unhapplness for relief
to the amusemsnts ana excitemcnls OF the drama"
Nj J. N. Patison, the pianist, viii give
Saturday evening at st. Marks Hotel Staten Island.
He will be asssted by MISS Annie Bore who sings
night at Gilmoros Gardenl Mrs. Bomeslsr, Mira g. W.