The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-06
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BOOTHS -''GIEoFLE-GIRoFLA-
One of the most acceptable perform ances in the
present opera boufe at Booths Theatre,
under the management of Mr.. Maurice Grau. Was
given last evening at Booths Theatre. "Grof6-
Giroha" is replete with sparkling music aud comic
action. All of the artists contributed to the
development Of it's best stage possibilities. 1t
would not be truthful to say that Mile. Marie
sang at her best but she personated the dual part
in action with grace and delicacy that is peculiarly
her own. The Pedro of Nile. Angelo has already
been the subject of comment in these columns in
connection with her former performances, and in
voice. figure aud grace OF manner she appears
character. The rest Of the important dramatic
and artistic effects were supplied by NM. Dupan.
Jouard and = strong company NJ Capoul person.
ated the character of Marasquin and was in excel
lent voice throughout the evening. well chosen
chorus supported the presentstion. and the perform
in every way worthy OF the promise givan
thatit should be one Of the best of the season.
''rHE sTRATEGIsrs" -BRoADwAY OPERA HOUSE.
Reference has already been made to the excellent
entertainment that is being given to the public BY
this company. 1t would require . column to de-
scribe the nonsense that IL embodied in what 10
called play. but 1t ~ enough to say that 1t
attracts large houses ecits continual flow of mer-
r7ment and In enjoyable from beginning - END. The
actors are not strong they might be il they
properly regarded their opportunities. but a.
1t stands the comedy is full of champagny effects and
we'll repsys q sitting.
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
Mr. Maurice Grau will give another Of his popular
Sunday night concerts at Booth g Theatre tomorrow
evening.
grand concert will be given this evening at the
Church of the Disciples by Josefy. assisted by Miss
Anna Drasdil.
Messrs. Roster & Bal at their Twenty-third Street
Concert Pavilion attracting large audiences.
They advertise another Sunday matinee tomorrow.
Miss Emma Thursby is the solost tonight at
Stairway Hall. on the occasion of the second SYM
phony concert under the direction Of DR.. L. DAM
rosch.
The dramatic feature of this evening will be the
production at Wallack's Theatre of new play. by
Mr.. Albert Lancaster. entitled. 'Estelle; or. False
aud True" The play embraces the strength Of tho
company. and will introduce some faces.
The Grand Lodge of the Order of Elks will hold
special session at Chickering Hall tomorrow even
ing when musical and literary entertainment will
be given by of the representatives Of the best
talent in the dramatic profession. The Order have
given only one other public "socal session. but the
local members meet week and have the jolliest
Of fun.
At the matinees to-day the amusements announced
fonows:-At the Fifth Avenue Theatre. III.
NJ. s. Pinafore." under the personal direction Of
Messrs. Gilbert and Sullivan; at Wallsck's, "Odr
Girls" the last performance for the present; at
Niblo's, "Enchantment;" at the Academy of Music.
"Aida;" ut the Grand Opera House. The Merchant
OF Venice" with Mr. Edwin Booth as Shylock; at
Booths. "Mignon;" at Days, "An Arabian Night;"
at Abpeys. Fritz in Ireland; at the Union Square.
French Flats at the Broadway Opera House.
''The StrateRsts;" at the Aquarium, the broncho
horses and other trained animals. and ut the Stand
ard, "Fatinitza."