The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-15
work, ''The Creation" mex. Thursday evening q.


SteInway Hail.
delegation of Sioux Indians from tho Spotted Tail
Agency. win appear at The New American Museum
Tomorrow night, and Will exhibit their dances
and other strange customs.
The annual OF the ST. Thomas Choir will TAXI
place at Chickerng Hail Friday evening. April 90
The proceeds will be devoted to the complimentary
benefit OF Mrs. Philip D. Gulager.
1.-The Danichens'' must be soon withdrawn from the
stage Of the Union square Theatre. Its has
been remarkable, but II Is the purpose oil the
ayers to produce a piece about the LIST OF May.
'Tho Princess Royal" has achieved permanent
success at the Fifth Avenue Theatre. fact which
not singular when the merit Of tho acting and the
beauty OF the scenery and mechanical eilccts are
membcrcd
MSS Maggie Il. Parker. thc.well known aud accom-
plishcd vocalist, vii! have complimentary concert
rendered her Thursday evening the 10Th inst, at
ChlcKcring HILL She will DO assis,cd by several em
nent artists.
A subscription has been opened for series Of dra
matte perio, IN French II Bryants opera House
under tho management OF A. Durand II is proposed
10 play comedy, drama and vaudeville with company
specially organized IN Paris
Tho Kellogg English Opera Company will appear At
the New Park Theatre, Brooklyn Tuesday evening,
ana ''Mignon" s.Tnc Star OF tho North" and other
operas VIII pc sung during the week. On Friday even
ing Miss kellogg win have a benefit.
a grand sacred concert VIII be given at stcinway
Hall this evening In aid OF ST Francis Hospital This
institution gives aid In sickness 10 the very poorest
classes OF citizens, without distinction OF religion
nationality, and is well deserving OF public support
my Awful Dad" IS OF those happy successes for
which wallacK's Theatre is famous. Il has been
before the public Tor many weeks, yet is fresh and
popular at the FIRST IL furnishes Mr Wallack
cxC char nd Mr. nerk oft IN nj In
amusing.
Miss Adelaide Lennox will make her first appear
Camille tomorrow night at the Lyceum The
atrc, supported by Mr.. Henry Dalton as Armand, and
n cast which has been announced The lady has made
study Of this character, and her debut Is awaited
with much interest
The attraction the Grand Opera House this week
will be .'Rose Michel" in which Mr. J. II. Stodlard
will assume his original character of Pierre. Tho cast
also includes Misses Kate Meek, Adelaide Thornton,
Bijou Heron Mrs. wilkins, and Messrs. Bonifacc.
Philips and Thorpe.
| The testimonial concert to Mr.. John Lavine takes
place at steiuway Hall tomorrow evening. Theodore
Thomas Orchestra will play Mendeissohn's overture,
"Fingal's Cave and Schumann's "Bdcr 0sten,"
| and BeetLovcn's ''Screnade" Nine. Dora Gordon
Steele will DO the soprano
| All things must end somo day, and sour Boarding
| House, which has had such long at the Park
Theatre, now draws near It's close Mr. John 7. Ray
mond will soon begin hts spring engagement, and Mr.
Leonard Growers brilliant iarcical comedy must make
| place for "Coionel Sellers I"
Ole Bull will give grand farewell TO- night
Booths Theatre. He will perform Paganini's adagio
from the IN d minor and his ''Siciana Q
Tarantella" and his celebrated "Polacco Guerrero 4"
Tagliapietra will sing 'Qual Tur5amento," ''stella
Conddcate" and a screnade by ScudorL
Mr. Frederick b. Warde Will have q beneGt ut
| Booths Theatre Monday evening, April &c. the last
night OF the management OF Messrs. Jarrett Palmer
| 'Damon aud Pythias" will be performed, with Mr.
Mccullough, Mr.. warde and Miss Maud Granger In tho
principal roles Mr. warde has made ane reputation
| IN New York.
Mr. Dion Boucicault win appear as Conn In his own
drama Of srhe Shaughraun" ut tho Brooklyn Aca-
DENY of Music on Monday n,gnt supported by q
strong company. The play Will BIO brought out
with all the original scenery Of Walacks Theatre
These performances will be tho last which Mr. Bouci-
cault Will give in the ncighborhood of New York for
two or three years.
Barnums Circus and Menagerie ut Gilmores Garde
continue to delight thousands Of people every after
noon and evening. The performances Of tho six
trained stations . remarkable example Of tho In.
tclgonce OF the horse and tho high degree which It
can be educated. Miss Hepgor's riding and driving
excellent and Charles Fish givos his daring fcass
Of bareback riding.
The Aquarium is always filled with aquatic curo.
sties but additions constantly being made the
tanks. This week a largo number Of queer fish will
| be exhibition, including specimens Of the long.
cawcd spider crab. the king crab tho fiddler crab,
rock crab, the fish, the raven herrngs shad
the frost fish, sea cucumbors, school Of young sand
founders and alarge collection OF ancmones from the
Georgia islands. There will be also a fine musical
entertainment vocal and instrum
Tho charity entertainment given yesterday alter
tho Cooper Union under the direction OF Miss
Arabela Root was not very successful IRON pecu-
mary point OF viow tho public did respond to
this lady's charitable appeal The poor children,
ever, enjoyed heartily tho entertainment organized
for their benefit rcwarding Mr.. Henry I. Bryant
hts really clever performance with frequent and hearty
bursts of laughter Miss Root sang with pleasing
precision Lemmon's "Brd OF Love and Mollys "Lit-
Ito Tin Soldier" which greatly unused the little people
MIR. Joseph IL f0okcr, the business manager OF
Booths Theatre, who has contributed much to the
success OF during tho winter Will
receive a benefit himself Thursday afternoon. The
entertainment will be or great variety and merit II
includes overture by operti, ''swcet
Bye and Bye" and "lIaii Smiling Morn
sung by English company OF fifty
voices The dagger from "The Wife,"
by Mr. Mccullough; English ballads, by Mss Clara
Louise Kellogg; the balcony from ''Romco and
Juliet, - with Mr. John Mccullough and Miss Fanny
Davenport; Sir Henry Bishops tramp DER Moor and
Feli;'' solos by Nine Marie Savotti, Mr.. Pyke and
others; "Slashcr and Crashcr," IN which Mcssrs.
Stuart Robson, Mr.. Crane and Mr.. Tooker himself are
announced, the performance ending with "The Star
spangcd Banner" This great bill, and Mr. Tookcr
| viii have immense louise.
THE MlSTLETOE BOUGH.