The New York herald., 1878-11-17


| and Polonaise new. By Lamb. Nine. Car-eno viii
play "campanells,' by List; "Tarantelle" by Ru-
| bins'ein and "Grande yalse" by Liszt. and WILL by
his desire accompany wilnelmj on the pianoforte.
sgaor ragl apr,etra viii sing schuberts serensde,
and LA stella conhdante" by Rabandy, and Miss
Kate James will render two baSds.
The principal east OF 'Richelicu," To be produced
at the Fifth Avenue Theatre tomorrow tMcnday)
evening VIII b. as foows:--
Rchclieii ......... .........,..... Edw.a Booth
The King Nj H. A. Mcdowell
a araaas Mr. frans N,.,,.,, Msr,i
~, w ..t-s.,.Mr George M'a'.oa
De Brringh MIR owen fawec,t
Joseph Mr. Frank H. Fierce
fnnris acknowledgements. Mr. Hart conway
JuIe de Mnrtinar . - I! ... Mis- Ellen t'un,nlins
Marion do I4rme Miss Agnes Elliot
"Richelicu" viii only be played Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday evenings. On Thursday "Tle
Fools Eesenge'' will be produced. "Ruy Bias" viii
only be played once--at next Saturdays matinee.
The last week but two Of the circus. museum. me-
naserie and curiosities is announced ut Gilmore's
Garden During the past week several new artists
We're introduced. The Egyptian jugslers perform
variety of original tricks. Miss Lizzie Mareclius is
an cluestrienne Of fair accomplishments riding
quick act aud making brilliant finish. Miss Emuia
Lake, the great manege rider has beer rc-ensagcd,
AMI continues to receive recall at each performance
Signor Sebastian commences his bareback riding
in the traditional style common for the last twenty
years surprising ak toward the close OF the act by
introducing novelties which graceful and daring
The double somersauit six large elephants and
camel by John Bachelor. is worthy of place higher
up in the programme. The entertainment is long.
and many fail exploit that requires not only
nerve but skill to perform. An entire change will be
made this week.
company have had a remarkably successful at
the Broad Street Theatre Philadelphia under the
management of Messrs. Ford and Zimmerman. They
are just entering upon the third and last week of
their engagement during which at almost every per-
| formance, many have been turned away, unable to
procure seats Miss Abbott has met with a reception
in Philadelphia Of which she has reason to be proud
! The programme for this week will be as follows:-
| Monday. Bohemian Girl" Tuesday, Fra Diayolo;
| Wednesday matinee. 'The Chimes of Normandy"
Wednesday night. Martha" Thursday. mariana;
Friday, benefit of Miss Abbott. Faust" Saturday
matinee. 1.-THE Rose Of Castile Saturday night. Tho
| Chimes of Normandy" Mr.. Ben Macanley appears
] at the Broad street the 25th in new American
| comedy. entitled "A Messenger from Jarvis Sec
| tion."
''Dr. Klaus a comedy in fve acts the latest and
best production of "LArronge," was great attrac-
| ton at the Germania Theatre last week, and has
| proved such decided success that Manager Nuen-
dorff has determined to keep it his stage during
the present week. This comedy is by tho same
author az "Hasemsnns Toechter' which had such a
successful run last The plot Of ''Dr Klaus
| is If not very original. quite intricate. very
rich tradesman marries his only daughter to
handsome but penniless baron. and DR..
Klaus. the uncle Of this daughter is the instrument
to bring order out Of the chaos this mesaancc pro-
Il
Herr Reinau Baron Max Roden, Her wolkcnstein
as assessor capital in their respective parts and
the portrayal Of DR.. Klaus by Mr.. Couried is also
fine piece Of acting Miss Groeeer julie the lovely
Emma, by Miss Neckcr; the Doctors wife. by Miss
Beringer, rs well ~ Marianns the housekeeper are
4 wen conceived characters and handsomely acted.
THE Comedy of Errors, to be produced at the
Park Theatre By Robson and Crane. on Monday even
4 ing. November d. will We ara told be very hand
sorncly mounted, every scene being This COM
edy has not been produced in this city for nearly
twenty years. and Manager Aobcy intends doing
everything possible for IT, Charles Webb, the sur.
vving brother Of the Webbs known in Great Britain
the Dronio wcbbs. is here specially to super
intend its production and give the benefit of his lone
acquaintance with this MOST aroll ass lecon
ceit OF shakespesres. Commencing with : semi
serious prologue, it leaps at into the broaest
regions Of farce comedy and psntommc without
outraging either probability or possibility. Robson
and Crane are to be the Two Dromios here.
Robson Dromio No. ~ is continually taken for
| Crane (Dromio No. p. Indeed. is so like both
that no is always seized for the other that both
receive kicks cuffs and cowhiding intended for the
brother. The two webbs pl aged this comedy for
nearly six consecutive In every city and OF
Importance in Great Britain. bets being made among
the audience as to which which Some held to the
| belief that 1t was only playing the two
characters until they them face to face in the
last scene. Indeed. occasion Charles had to
play the two parts for his absent brother SYM
pathetically mourning in the balcony of the Adelpha
| Theatre. London. the sorrows OF Leah tM.ss
Batcman in plsce Of being tho stage Of the Prin-
cess, Oxford street. until he hurried into cab
and borne offjust in time to the plot of the