The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-22

phia Museum, Mr.. Davidge Jr, play leg ficrre
Tony Pastor this week presents an entirely new
programme and promises ali sorts OF original iun.
Harrigsn & Hart a. the Theatre Comque,. will d.
sOld Lavendern this week. the last OF the season.
The Castor music yesterday In the many Episcopa
ana Catholic churches OF this city unusually dna
ON his reputation as q scout Il Is said that Buffalo
Bin has made this season In his dramatic perform.
ances moro thln SO, 600
Mrs. Jane 8. Gnnin, IN elocuIionist, will gvs
musical and literary entertainment this evening 81
Washington Hail. Astoria
"rhe Lafayette March," by Rudolph Aronson,
which is DO performed at the Paris Exposition. has
just been published Tor the piano.
The European Museum, at No. 729 Chestnut street,
Philadelphia, has very curious and interesting col
lection. and attracts many visitors.
Emma kita IL the name Of new dramatic soprano
who Is announced to appear under the management Of
Mr.. Gye at Coyont Garden This season.
Jerome Hopkins announces his romantic and
comic opera or .sDumo Love'' at the Academy OF
Music Tuesday evening, tho 7th OF May
The ATTACHES Of N blos Theatre receive their
annual benefit on Thursday afternoon. A,great num-
Der Of artists will be present and aid in making the
attractions complete.
Mr.. Di.by v. Boil baritone, makes his Arst appear
in this city on Friday evening, at Chicksrini
Hall. He will DO assisted by number OF well known
artists and the entertainment promises 10 be enjoy.
able.
..Unce Toms Cabin, - which mot with such
traordinary success AZ Philadelphia, under tho
agcment OF Jarrett d Palmer and 7. b. Push, 10
shortly bo revived there undor the direeIon Of Mr.
Pugh.
Sir. Ernest PatrizIo, commences . Two weeks en-
gagement at the hall Of the San Francisco Minstrea
on Monday, tho 29th inst Hc Is said TO be unasu
ally excellent neoromancer and spiritual ma
gicIap.
Tho twcnty-hfth anniversary OF Continental Lodge
Of Free and Accepted Masons, No 2s7, will b. cole.
bra,ed this evening in the Grand Lodge room At The
Masonic Temple Several 1no musicians will add to
the pleasure OF the occasion. M
Mss Ammo E. Beer6. the we'll known contralto OF
the Thursby troupe, win have baneAt at Chickerina
Hall on Thursday evening; 26th Of April She will be
assisted by Mme Elani and MISS Alice Hosmer
Sigpor MODERATE win conduct.
grand concert by Messra Richard Arnold and
Charles Werner, assisted by Miss Lillian Bailey,
soprano; hrs Marie Arnold, MT. Richard Hoffman
and monet tor strings 10 announced At Chickering
Hull on Monday evening, April 20.
Tho Broad Street Theatre, Philadelphia, recently
purchased by John s. Clarge the comedian VS. been
placed under tho control OF Mr.. John T. Ford, OF Bal
umore, the oldest manager the country, and OF l.
Fred Zimmerman. who IL equally we'll known In the
profession.
Tho Italian opera, under the direction Of M Max
Strakosch, will present tho opera of "Mignon" at
the Academy Of Music on Saturday afternoon, with
Kellogg, Rozs aud Cary In the cast They sing on
Thursday and Friday In Brooklyn In al Trovators'
and ..La Favortx-" 4
Miss Buou Heron, Il 10 asserted, 10 about to 60
abroad to attend school for a couple OF years In
French convent. She will then hor pro.
LESSON. Her last appearance here will be at the
Aue.C I'M n ipat hA aainnr
0i the benefit Of the Church Of ST. Agnea sM
MI. Albert D. Hubbard, young and very promising
artist, will give matinee musicale At Stepway Hall
TO morrow afternoon, at two o'c.ock. He will DO
sisted on tho occasion by Mme L. G. Elliott, soprano
In private circlos the performances Of this gentle
the piano have boon warmly commended
Nine. Pappenhcim and s. d. Mills make their last
appearance with Theodore Thomas orchestra prior to
leaving Tor Europe nsxt Monday evening. the
sion of tho benefit Of Mr. John Lavine. Of -Stcnway
Hail. bis third annual concert Mr.. William Mason
and Mr.. 8. =. SANFORD will asslst tho occasion.
.Lous XII" Is to be presented at tho Chestnut
Street Theatre, Philadelphia, tonight The scenery
and properties are 10 BE- entirely new. In the
In tho net there Is to DO procession OF nearly
ono hundred knights full armor. w. 4. Sheridan.
tho regular leading man, II tho part Of the
daboiical monarch.
.Bradbury's "Cantata OF Esther" will DO given
under tho direction OF Mr. L. p. Thatcher and the
auspices OF the Yorkvie Branch Of tho Young Mems
Christian Association. at Psrepa Hail. corner Of Third
avenue and Eigb.y-s,xth street, tomorrow and FRI
day evenings, April 2s and "a Over one hundred
voices will take part
Mr. Frod Bsrgnor will give hts annual concert a
Chcksring Hall on Tuesday evening. April 80 or
this occasion quartet will make their frst appear.
anco since 1867, consisting OF Mr. Theodore Thomas,
Mr. Joseph MOsentha. Mr. George Maszka and Mr..
Frederick BcrgneE The vocalist 10 Miss Maggie 4.
Hall and the pianist Mr. s. B. Mills
.'NLa-ior-li-ca," which Is the name Of the new
what do you call ~" TO be produced at Nibo's this
evonns the word California half way spelled back
ward. IL Is said that two or three wealthy gento.
mon from the golden State are literally backing the
production with their money Hereafter the compli.
mentary system OF tickets 10 to BIO abandoned and
people who desire seats must pay for them a. rates
ranging from twonty Ave cents 70 81.
A most interesting matinee performance is 10 be
given at wallack's Theatre IN aid OF ST. vincentss
Hospital which undor tho charge OF the sisisrs Of
Charity, on Wednesday. the Gath OF April The voun-
tssrS comprise Dion Bouccauit Messr,. John Gilbcrt
Harry Beckett George Clarke, J. W. Shannon. Henry
Crisp, Y. M. Holland. Misses Efnc Germon, Mauds
Granger, Katherine Rogers and other well known nc
and ACTRESSES, andths programme will include the
comedy OF "The Captain Of tho WATCH" Booecaut's
Irish play OF kerry" ana ITO oblige Benson"
Much interest," IL being elected In fashionable
circles by tho efforts OF the managers OF the
"Mount Vernon Fund Company" represented by
Mrs Marshall y. Roberts ans other vol known ladies
whose names are identified with the "smal, sweet
charities OF e." On Thursday and Friday evenings,
April % 49, they propose 20 produce tho panso.
mime Of tho .'sleeping Beauty" at tbs Academy OF
Music, and the expense incurred and preparations
msde give token OF great success The 10 cor.
taniy o noble Ladies' are requested TO appear
without bonness aud in evening dress.
"E,u Blnxmacdoi," a tour act musical extravagansa,
by Carl Costa, music by Mnloeker, was produced
on saturday evening for tho ars timo Ia this country
al the Gormania Theatre, on the occasion OF Mr.. "
otto Praegsros' benefit Tho play throughout IL full
Of Wit ana and satiricalIy hits right and len
persons high ana low In station II will DO repeated
to-day, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday evenings.
and Saturday night M b. Rank will take his ben.