The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-26

Di""o""y WIN Sparkling variety programme W
morrow evening.
Carmen" VIII be presented at the Academy of
Music tomorrow evening with Campanini. Del
Puente. Mile. valleria and Nile. Dolaro (her first
appearance in Americal in the cast.
Mr.. z. s. Gilmore has made arrangements to COM
mence series of Sunday evening concerts ut the
Grand Opera House. He has secured capou. Miss
Abbie Darlington and other well known artists.
Max Maretzek's English Opera Company will ap-
pear to morrow night in "Pinafore at the Academy
of Music, Jersey City. "sleepy Hollow" and "Tro-
vatore' are also to be presented during the week.
..Enchantment'' at Niblo s has had brilliant rum
but will be taken from the stage in few
Those who desire the admirable spectacular
features of this play must therefore do so at
early day.
success at Abbey's Park Theatre. IA Regular Fix
Is also a part of tho entertainment. On the Sd Of
November j. X. Emmett will produce his "Fritz in
Ireland"
'H. NJ. S. Pinafore." with many Of the original
members of tho company. including Mr.. Thomas
Whffen the Admiral. is the card at the Standard
Theatre. and has attracted excellent houses during
the week.
company which includes Miss Maud Granger.
Miss Emily Risl Mr.. Frank Evans, Mr. J. j. Sullivan
and other recognized artists. has been formed to
make tour of the United States and play "The
Galley Slave" Mr.. BARLEY Campbells latest produc-
ton.
Dr. Baralt will give lecture at chickeripg Hall
Tuesday evening, in which he will illustrate, by
recitations from Shakespeare. La Fontane other
auth ors, new method of acquiring languages. he
will recte in French. Italian. Spanish, English and
Latin.
concert will be given this evening at the Fifth
Avenue Theatre in which Mile. Paola Marie Mile.
Angelo aud Capoul. together with other artists OF
the regular operate organization, will appear Miss
Henrietta Markstein will be the piano solost Of the
occasion.
PATHS farewell concert is to be given this evening
ut Booths Theatre. Carlotta Patti, Ketten tthe
pianst). De Munck. Ciampi. Gilmore and his band,
Levy (the cornettist) and Colby announced.
Patti will sing, among other selections. LET the
Bright Seraphim."
French Flats at the Union Square Theatre
proves to be a popular Success the houses being
ceedingly good. The amusing troubles OF the land
lord and the difficulties of his tenants cause great
laughter owing the admirable acting of the ladies
and gentlemen in the cast.
Mr.. BARLEY Campbells play. "Galley Slave
which has been successful in Philadelphia. will be
produced at the Newark Opera House the Sd of
November. On the 9th the play will be given at the
Academy of Music in Jersey City under the direc-
ton of Mr.. Gouge. the old treasurer of the Union
Square Theatre.
wives at Mr.. Days Theatre has made a most
decided hit crowded houses all the week being the
result. Miss Lewis delicious ndIvets and her de-
assumption Of conventional ignorance is the
gem Of the play and stamps the lady a rising ia
vorite on the metropolitan boards. Though written
in q comic vein there is lesson taught by "Wives'
that needs no explanation.
ssHarun al Raschid at the Germauia Theatre
proved attractive that 1t has kept the boards
during the past week and will be repeated tomor-
row. On Wednesday will be given .Luftschloesser -
Thursday evening the theatre will be closed for a
full dress rehearsal of Genee's operette. "The
Marine Cadet" to be produced on Friday evening.
for which Manager Neuendorf has made great
preparations
Crowded houses greeted the "Fledermaus" the
Bat) at the Thalia Theatre during the past week,
and. judging from the applause bestowed upon it.
the play richly deserved it. Misses Cottrelly and
Emma Fiebsch and Messrs. Adolf Schnelle and
Schmtz earned much praise in their respective
roles. Tomorrow evening will be produced 'ver
lorne Ehre' Lost HONOR. a tragedy in three acts
In which the best part Of the company will appear
''The See Cadet is being vigorously rehearsed fol-
early production.