The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-26
ADJUSTMENTS.

NrBIo's oARDRN-ANNUAL MATINEE BENEFIT
The attaches OF Niblo's were yesterday afternoon
the recipients OF benefit rendered them by the
agoment Tho bill OF the occasion one of the
and attractive that has boon offered DUR
lug the present season. and under other and aus
picous circumstances would doubtless have hllcd the
house overlooking. Tho weather. however, dstsfrcd
hundreds from attending aud the audience consc.
quently small. The entertainment supplied BY
many OF the bost OF variety specialists and Other
artists, whose names would Oil column Ia additioa
to songs DANCES, pantomimea and aroes. the ioursn
rest as Camille and Mr.. Samuel picrcy Armand.
AIso scene from the .school for Scandal" in which
MISS Mimic Cummings. young and promising
actress, very credasaoly represented Lady Teszie.
PARK THEArRz-BENEsIr OF NM. W. W. TIA
LoTsoN fp'
Il was In o pecuniary sense unfortunate that tho
popular Treasurer OF the Park Theatre solccted Q
rainy afternoon for his fourth annual benefit but to
tho audience which attended, and tho actors who
part occasion OF moro than usual pleasure.
TIE programme consisted OF .siashsr and Crssher,n
tho fourth act OF "Aarbls Heart" tho third Of
"ohelIo" the third act Of '.Frilz" and the comedy
entitled .His Last Legs" The these respec.
tive pieces embraced some OF our best dramatic
talent Mr.. John Mccullough played Othco 70 Msa
Maude Granger's Desdemona, John Brougham made
lively Felix O'Cailashan, Mr.. Emmett gave some OF
Messrs. George Clarke. L. + Thorne and MISS Agnes
Booth appeared IN marble Heart" and Mcssra
James Lewis: W b. Bailey. J; G. saviile MISS K,ss
broad iun OF 'Siasher ard Crssner." II was an nd.
mirabiy chosen programme ana 10 the main we'll
acted
LYcEuM TuEArRE-CoMEpIE FRANcAIsE.
The representation OF tho well known play ''Ls
Courier dc Lyon" which took place last evening for
the benefit OF the Swiss BeDevocnt Society, was one
OF tho that hos been In New York for several
years. The cast was a strong one, aud the leading
purts admirably sustained by we'll chosen
Tho dual characters OF Lcsurques anu Dubosc
play cd by NJ y6niat Tho AFFAIR Terminated with .
humber Of patriotic songs by tue Society. The
last perfof OF the season will take place a. the
Lyccum Theatre shis evening
ITALIAN OPERA IN BROOKLYN" err TRovAToRE."
MISS Clara Louise kellogg, Miss Ancie Louise Cary
and Mr.. q. Frapoli took the principal parts In the
opera OF al Trovatoro" NJ tue BfookyR Academy
Of Music lass evening. Tho audience Yves very lnrgs
and expressed its delight and appreciation In ire-
queni, spontaneous and emphatic applause. With
Miss Cary every present seemed onraptured, and
G. Verdi aud MT. Barili also produced favorable i'm
p ession. Miss Kellogg rendered tho score OF Loo
Of her. In every respecs The opera was brilliant
Mile. Roze VIII Sing In fla Favoriia'a ut sno
BrooKlyn Academy OF Music this evening.
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
Tony Pastor closes his regular season at his own
theatre tomorrow night.
The great London circus ut Gilmoro's Garden closes
its present engagement tomorrow afternoon and
night.
This evening and tomorrow evening two border
dramas viii DO produced at tho Bowcry Theatre which
Buffalo Bill Will engage in rifle combat on horseback
with a sioux interpreter.
wilneimj, who 10 at present said 10 DO tho most
A. n.
States autumn tho direction ofMr Maurice
strakosch. He rs playing with groat success in
Milan and the principal cities Of Italy.
Al the Academy OF Music, Tomorrow afternoon, tho
grcat attraction will DO tho opera OF "Mignou,n IN
which Miss Kellogg, Nine. Mario Roze and Mas Annie
Louise Cary viii again appear. In tho evening .
grand concert viii DO eivcn at tho Academy by Mr..
Max strakosoh tor the benefit Of Miss Mario Tack The
above named and otner artists announced 10 ap-
pcar.
AZ Chickering Hall, this evening" a grand tessi-
monia concert Will DO rendered Mr. Digby " Bell,
assisted BY signora Belletti, soprano; Nine. Dc
Rythor, Signor Berthelot, Mr. II. c TIM pianist;
Mr.. George William Warren, organist; unaer the
direction OF sgnor Aloites. The affair is under the
patronage Of a number OF prominent ladies and gen.
tiemcn
The performance OF "Ejah" at Stcinway Hall BIZ
the 0ratorio Society, last evening, an improve.
men, upon Wednesdays rehearsal Tho chorus was
fuller IN numbers and In volume, and tho orchestra
was In better trim. Mr.. Whitney sang the music or
"Eijah" Tor which his voice and style arc admirably
suited instead OF Mr.. stoddard. All OF ths soIoista
appeared TO better advantage than ON Wednesday.
The audience very large The halls at tho end Of
tho main hall had to DO thrown Open and were soon
nlled. Or. Damrosch has reason to be prond Of hn
AaanAsa.