The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-20


ISfLMoKE's CONCERT GARDEN.
SHERIDAN sHooK...-....-.............. Lessee
p 8. GILMoRE.......... Musical Director
Grand Opening Of the
SUMNER CONCERT SEASON.
THURSDAY EVENING NEXT. MAY "a
The management take pleasure announcing that
this avorite summer undergoing complete
transformation and renovation throughout
tho entire establishment and when open the
public,
THURSDAY EVENING NEXT, MAY "a
will command the reputation It heretofore acquired Of
'The Most Magnificent Place Of Public Entertainment in
the World"
The decoration and will be entirely
original in design extensive and elaborate
Tine labor expense have been spared gather
FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
the rares, and most beautiful
TREES. PLANTS. FLOWERS AND SHRUBS
AMONG THE PALMS sA ASp n sTEn RARE AND EIE
WILL BE SCATTERED FOUNTAINS AND srAruARY
Grand Cascade with of falling waters will DO
made to add new brilliancy to the enchanting scene
where thousands OF vari coored lights aud cslciums
will illuminate the spectacle Of unexampled bcau., and
bring forth All the sorics Of panorama OF unsur'
pssssbie grandeur
GILMoREs GREAT MILITARY BAND.
which has been universally proclaimed tho
"Fncst Musical Military Organization in the World
has been making extraordinary efforts through long series
the season which. tho difficulty well the
assveness and variety of works produced.
not fail to win the appreciation Of all interestsdn
THE PROGRESS or MUSICAL ART.
The members OF the have a double object urging
them At the present moment to the extremist limit
effort the highest degree of excellence and
GREATEST REFINEMENT SIo or FINISH AND ExEcu-
They mean to win the the distinguished appro-
baton of their people and labor for the they
hope foreign nations the approaching Paris Ex
position the
REPRESENTATIVE BAND OF AMERICA.
An illustration Of the value result OF this design viii
GRAND INAUGURAL FESTIVAL.
THURSDAY EVENING NEXT MAY a.
when Band win make its First Appearances in
including
Mr.. NJ. 4 Ak p IEFEbs GsrG saxo0Aon.
-Ai T. Shi ita %S, sss;. KILLER o,,.
.si.n'r DE S sARtq R.l r,ssf.o o,ar,.u..
s1 o cicco NE clArionet
All of whom are recognized the best solo per
formers in the musical profession.
GrLMoREs GREAT MILITARY BAND
includes following groups quar-
QUARTET OF FLUTES.
Messrs Bracht, DE Carlo Retxel and oesche.
QUARTET OF oBoEs.
Messrs. Eller, Gortelmever, Neumann and Marlsh
QUARTET OF sAxornoNEs.
Messrs. Lefebre. Wairabe. Stcckelberg and Schultz.
QUARTET OF coRNETs
QUARTET or FRGNuI HORNS.
Messrs Genalt, Iotse Zin and Eilcr
QUARTET OF TRoMBoNEs.
Messrs. Letsch, Marshall, Saul and Groebler.
QUARTET OF BAssooNs.
Messrs. Sohst. Rupp Cavanagh and Hausknecht.
QUARTET or .TuBAs.
The above Quartet together with other
of each unattanabe By other organza
sTGNoRINA ELISA GALIMBERTI.
the charming Venetian prma Donna,
will appear, US well As other artists,
on TIE OPENING NIGHT.
The inaugural programme Include for the nrst time
by any military band. the greatest of BEETHovEN's
FIDELIo ovERrUREs.
"LEoNoRA, NO. 81
the difficult attempted BY any military
THE "PRELUDEs,- by LIszr
With varied and attractive programme of
POPULAR AND DELIGHTFUL MUSIC
so Admissions. so cents
Doors open At 80 Concert at 8 o'clock.
Special Entertainments Sunday evenings
BLessees and Managers !. .RIGNoLD TILLorsoM
MONDAY evening I Ny IL and R Rn,i yrber notice.
Me- H s$5r SsS5$ SEisssSStS
!" the title role sa e sA aI!snk tam0as prAma'
AMOS cLAEEk. asplendid I act Play.
AMOS cL1kk, Mr. GEoRsEE" eIGSoLD
AMOS CLARK AMOS CLARK,
AMOS CLARK
AMOS CLARK MIR. r. 3. WARDE
AMOS CLARK
AMOS CLARk,i Sir ROBERT CLAvERING
AMOS cLARK Miss MARIE WAINWRIGHT
AMOS cIsRS MILDRED VAUGHAN,
AMOS CLARK
supported by The regular company.
Wednesday MATINEE ut HALF.PAST ONE.
POPULAR PRICES
General admission IL Cents
Reserved Orchestra Seats. Dollar
NEW PARK THEATRE BRUOkI.YN
~ Engagement oi the favofte Comedian
Mr.. H. j. MONTAGUE,
supporte ed by members Of
WAILACKiS THEATRE COMPANY OF NEW YORK
cd esda md Safu rda MI.