The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-17

Miss Maggie Mitchell has returned from success
iul and is about 10 60 into summer quarters n
Long Branch
Owing 10 the continued illness OF Miss coghlan.
Miss Pearl Eyt.ngc played Countess zicha In ..Dipo
Macy at walack's last evening
The Hcllers close their brilliant this week q,
the Fifth Avenue Hall, and we snail have 10 wait
long time before again eggs knocked into q
cooked hat and iron rings tied into hard knots
Miss Mathildc Cottrelly for long time tho lcaing
soubrctte OF the Germania Theatre, viii appear tnis
(Friday) evening" at tho Terrace Garden Theatre IN
Der Crosse wohlthaler" (rhe Great Bcueae,or,.
Mss Cottrclly Is one OF tho most dashing and
sprigh,ly condolences on tho German stage
Mr. J. X. Emmett to have sailed for England b,
the steamer Ccuc the 9Th OF June to play at III.
Alexandra Theatre, Liverpool aud elsewhere ir Eng,
land In consequences. however, OF tho increase OF
business at tho Standard Theatre and the successful
outlook at home he has cancelled his summer engage
mcnts
Sgnor aud S,snora Maieroni tako their farewell.
benefit at the Fifth Aveaue Theatre this evening up
pearirg In .Camie" Lovers of good acting vii
learn with regrot :ha. this Is tho last week OF the
gasemcnl OF these excellent actora They have Iivcl
genuine enjoy ment to tho discriminating among ou
thcatrcgoers
Mmc Moajoska takes a benefit at the Brooklyn
"Ronco and Juliet" Niue. Modjesxa has performed
in orc act from this in New York but IN
tho whole play, and her performance will at least BE-
oil interest. On Saturday afternoon and evening
she will appear In ..Adricnne."
The attraction ut tho Park theatre last night wal
Aim6e In her famous role OF La Grand Duchesse.
is long this opera was given that largo
diencc drawn togotner 10 witness It. Aimee wal
good voice, but her acting was as spirited ~
ever. Moard made most excellent Fritz and was
good voice. and Mezieres, Joaard and Ecgros
the Baron Puck, General Boum ana Prince Paul. All
the popular airs were encored.
The last performance at the Gcrmania Theatre took
place on Wednesday evening, and closes what may b
history OF this establishment. Mr.. Ncucndorl's pres.
cnt company opened ON the 10th OF September last
and has given 205 performances Of sixtytwo plays
during that period Nineteen Of these werc entirely
new ard have been produced hers fresh from the pen
or the author. The most popular Of these were
"Utimo, "Gcbruedcr Book, " .Dio Premier, - "Dort
und Stadt,n "Dic Danischcfrs' "Die Mottenburger,"
.Aur Eigencn Furssen,n s.Die Goldbascer," sEin
Bltzmaedcl, I" "Hascmanns Toechter. !" "Kein Geld,
"Ein Kuid dos Glueckes," SC Ga the 25th INST. Mr..
Ncuendorr leaves for Europe, tho steamer Frisa.
to engage an entire now company for the coming
season.
given Tuesday evening ut tho hall Of the Young
Women Christian Association Fifteenth street for
the benefit Of the FREQ Homo ior Destitute Young
Girls. The audience was thoroughly appreciative,
and what Is more, added handsomely to the fund oil
the society. REGULATIONS wcre made by Mrs. Ermin
mic A. Smith and Mr.. William Il. Pope. Mr.. jameson
tho tonor OF ST. Thomas Church, and Mr.. II. II
French, BARITONE Sang several songs In handsome
STYLE and Mrs. William L. Miller, contrao, and Mrs.
General Parker Soprano enhanced the pleasure o. the
evening BY uniting in duet and with the above named
gentlemen In quarlctto In giving several admirable
operate selections. Both OF the ladies last named
arc admirable artstes and far above tho average Of
amateurs.
A grand vocal ana instrumental concert win be
given ut Steinway Hall tomorrow evening ny tho
awards of the Naton'-little fellows from eight
to twelve years OF ago from the Union Homo aud
school Of Orphans Beside tho Uu,on Homo band,
consisting Of twenty-five youthful performers, the
following artists have generously volunteered their
aid Miss Annetta Windt soprano; Mira Maud Giles,
soprano; Miss Hattie Do0sou, soprano; Mrs Florence
Rice Knox, contralio; Miss jennie Dickcrson, con.
tralto; Mr.. +. W. Jamison, tonor; Mr. A E. Stoddard
baritone; Mr.. W. y. Mills, pianist; Mr.. Arbuckie,
solo cornoust; Mr. George W. Morgan, organist; Mr..
William II. Pope, clocutionist; Mr. Charles FradoI,
conductor and accompanist Tho concert 10 under
tho direction OF Mr.. John Darcio and It's purpose 10
surely one that will commend itself 70 every body
Il us be unsy pathetic nature that refuses the
slight boon that Is required by these impocu Us
sons oil tho dead Union soldiers. Let them havo .
full house. Addresses may DO delivered by Mayor
ELY, Chlci Justice Daily and Hon Richard O'Gorman.