The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-28

Brooklyn PARK Theatre on the 9th OF September in
his new version OF .Frlxn Hess' English opera
troupe make their rentrse the 16lh Colonel Sim
has made unusual efforts to provide first class per-
formsncss for his Brooklyn patrons aa- 4hf
ssincs the close Of hE Daly's Management at the
Fitth Avenue Theatre the public have not seen MIRA
g. II. Gilbert in any OF the strong roles with
which her name mas been associated for many years
She will reappear, however, In Bronson Towards
new play, Hurricanes" on Saturday evening.
Lies Fourchambault' has been gwen 10 the public
by Messrs. Julian Magnus and II. Q. Bunner neat
publication entitled ''rhe New York Drama" (voL 4,
No. 42), and. In view OF Its promised presentation
the American stage, may DO read with interest In
tellectuay and geographically It IL q complete and
tasteful production.
Jarrett b Palmer arc now organizing . third "Uncle
Toms CABIN" combination to travel In the smaller
towns Of Great Britain and ireland. The London
Company opens next Saturday night a. the Princess
Theatre and the Monday afternoon following the
Royal Aquarium. Judge Gderseevs and the Amer
lean team OF rifemen have taken private boxes at
Booths, which they will occupy on the occasion OF
the appearance OF Miss Geneveve Ward.
The Fifth Avenue Theatre will reopen for tho
son tomorrow evening, whom Miss Mary Anderson
Will appear as Psrthsnia in 'lpgonar." Mr.. Frank
Mordaunt will play Ingomar for the first time In New
York Messrs Frank X. Peircc. e. A. Med Dwell and
j. G. Peakes will make their FIRST appearances at this
theatre. Miss Alice Grey, Mr.. Owen Fawcstt and Mr..
Hart Conway will rejoin the Filth Avenue company,
ana Miss Irene Ackernan viii make her debut.
The regular season at Walack's Theatre COM
mences Tuesday, September 10, one month earlier
than usual To the company OF Inst year have been
added Mr.. Charles Coghan, MT Barron. from Boston:
Mr. Rockwell, aud 1t Is said Mr.. John Brougham
sumes his old place in che team Mr. DION Bouccault
and Mr.. Lester Wallack appear later in tho season.
The opening play, "Clarissa Harlowe" employs the
entire strength of this powerful cast, including
Charles CoghIan. Gilbert. Beckett, Barron, Floyd,
Holland, Rockwell. shannon. Rose Coghlan, Ponis,
Ellie Germon and Mr. Seton.
Miss Rose Eytings commences her farewell tour Of
America at the Walnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia
the 9th Of september, supported by Cyril 5earlo
In q generous way she has been prompt TO respond
TO the editorial suggestion OF the HERALD concerning
the yellow fever sufferers, and writos--
most heartily offer my professional services for the
benefit of the afflicted ci,izens OF New Orleans,
Memphis, Grenada, Vicksburg and other localities
whore aid Is required only need to be notified when
and where In this city benefit Is 10 take place in
order DO present Twenty rather than Thousand
dollars should be tho contribution Of the theatrical
profession. Commanding me in any manner In which
ROSE EYTlNGE
We learn that movements foot among the
managers and actors TO organize series OF benefits
for the sufferers by the yellow fever These
for the public evidently do not propose to DO outdons
by the capitalists. We look for handsome results
profession throughout the country, and shall
be glad TO record what may be done.