The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-12


gan this week. Manager Gosche is arranging to pre-
sent the organization in Our Oddities. at the Fifth
Avenue Hall. in Twenty-fourth street. which Will
then be called the Criterion Theatre
AT Booths Theatre to- night the musical attraction
will be grand concert for the benefit of Miss Marie
Tuck, in which NJ. Remenyi Marie Litta. signorta
Galimberti, Mr.. Westberg Mr.. l.. G. Gottschalk and
Nine Teresa Carreno, the eminent pianist. will APP
The general admission is in accord with popu-
lar prices.
lies Fourchambault" will be presented ut the
Broadway Theatre tomorrow night. The play is
sensational. and the management said to have
made arrangements for its production in an unex-
ceptionaly excellent manner. The cast is strong
one and embraces the Lingards, Mr.. Joseph Vince
lock and Mr.. w. H. Crompton.
pleasant musical entertainment was given on
Thursday evening the occasion of the installation
of Mr.. +. A. Kirkland Master of the Metropolitan
Lodge. F. and A. NJ Among the artists who appeared
was Signor Remeny Ferdinand Quicken, W. +. Mills,
Mrs. George Nandenhoff and Mr. Burbank. The two
last named are well known elocutionists.
Mr.. Maplesons second week in Boston is said to
have been so successful that Messrs. Tompkins e.
HILL the managers of the Boston Theatre, have
closed an engagement of four weeks with him for
next season. and, having been offered subscriptions
in advance for two additional of private boxes.
next August. The troupe go from Boston to the
West to-day
cinderella with her score or two of happy follow
ers, all little children dressed in the rich costumes
of Louis XIV, is the bright attraction at the New
York Aquarium, and commences its sixth week with
larger and more apprecative audiences than its first
The rich costumes, the handsome ball room scene
and the tiny golden chariot drawn by four diminu-
tive but very frisky Shetland ponies call forth
bursts of hearty applause The superb troupe of
educated thoroughbred Kentucky horses appear
every day and night.
Mr.. ". c. Coup and gentleman for many years con-
nected with heatricals in this city have been in nego
tiation for time with Mr. Johnston the Of
the large space the of Thirty street
and Broadway for the erection by the latter gentleman
OF colossal and magnificent building. The pur-
poses for which the building is to be erected
yet profound secret but when it is known that Mr..
Coup is the founder of the Aquarium and Glmore's
Garden the public may not be astonished il build
ing SIMILAR to either of them is shortly built
The tour of Gimore's Band during the past week
was successful venture. They have uniformly
played to large houses The accompanying artists
Mile DE Murska whose beautiful voice is of itself
misunderstanding power; Mr. Levy. the cornetist;
Signor Susini the baritone, and Mr.. Charles Pratt
the well known pianist In the little city of Troy
Next Sunday Gilmore gives concert at the Grand
Opera House. different in feature from any that has
yet been presented. The band will describe musi
caly their tour among the nations
The Standard Theatre will be closed until Wednes
day night for the purpose Of rehearsng the brilliant
comic operetta Her Majestys Ship Pinafore; the
Lass that Loved Sailor the words Of which were
written by w S. Gilbert and the music composed by
Arthur Sullivan This opera has been great sensation
in London at the Opera Comique, where it has been
running for many weeks. and bids fair to be great
success here. The piece is produced under the
pervison of both Of the authors The cast includes
Henri Laurent, Eugene Clarke, William Davidge. Mr.
Maken. Thomas Within and Mines. Eva Mills, Cur
ney and Jarbeau.
"Freund Fritz" clever translation from the
French comedy 'L'Ami Fritz" the attraction
at the Germania Theatre last week and which Mr.
Henry Conried performed in for his first benefit
Tomorrow and Tuesday evenings the four-act
comedy der Stocrenfried,'' by Benedix, will be
produced, and on Wednesday for the benefit of Mr..
Oscar WILL regsseur. Every other night during the
week new three-act musical comedy. by Knesel and
Jacobson entitled "Hotel Klngebusch. will be given
| with the full strength of the company. Manager
| Neuendorf has a number of new novelties which
he will place upon his stage in rapid succession.
| ours" which will be produced at wallack's
omorrow night, is of the best of Robertson
plays. 1t has been presented in London alone more
| than eight hundred times. In the present revival
Mr. wallack will rcassume his original character
Hugh Chalcote, and Mr.. Coghlan will play Angus,
part which he made famous in London The mount
ing of the piece will. it is said, be exceptionally
beautiful. A full military band will be used in addi-
ton to the regular orchestra of the theatre The
manning characters will be acted by Messrs. John
Gilbert Charles Rockwell, L. NJ Holland. W. J.
Leonard and Miss Efie Germon. Miss Stella Boniface
and Nine Ponisi.
well attended charity concert was given yesterday
at the residence of Mr. A. b. Stone No. Is East Thirty
sixth street. Remenyi took part in the performance
and received q generous share of the applause. The
programme was as follows:-Part FIRSTLY fantasia
on la Cracovienne." Wallace Mr.. F. Ducken 2)
quartet, .Hark. the Lark" Maciarren. Miss Beebe
Miss Finch, Mr.. Toedt and Mr.. Baird; C song. "wll
he Gomez Sullivan. Miss Finch; a. fantasia, on
1.-The Huguenots." Remenyi, Mr.. Edouard Remenyi:
% romanza. ''Mignon,' Thomas Mr.. Toedt-encore.
aria "Iongngs" Rubensten. Part Secondly Song,
kings Highway" Molloy, Mr.. Baird: (2) Sarabande,
for violin solo first tme). S. Bach Hungarian melo-
dies first time) Remenyi; Mazurka, opus :. No. I,
chopin Mr. Edouard Remcnyi-encore, valse noble
Rcmenyi; (3) ballad, ''Let Me Dream Again. Sullivan,
Miss Bcebe; az trio. Queen of the Night Smart,
Miss Becbe. Miss Finch and Mr.. Baird.
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