The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-21
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Doth sidesplitting comedies.
"Cncle Toms Cabin" at the New York Aquarium.
retains much of its ancient flavor. and what with
jubilee singers. Ministries and specially performers.
is an attractive performances OF its KIND.
Those who have no. heard Messrs. Gilbert h Clay's
'Princess Toto at the Standard Theatre must do so
at al early day or miss the Opportunity ii is to DO
withdrawn 10 make place Tor other novelties.
1.-The Hearts OF Steel" at Nlblo's enters upon its
second week tomorrow tMondsyl 1t has been the
means OF presenting Nh. George Clarke in an Irish
character which has found favor with the patrons
Of Niblos.
Miss Mary Anderson has closed for an engagement
at the Park Theatre. Brooklyn. 1t will be. from
present indications, her only appearance in the
vicinity OF New York this season. Miss Anderson
was last week in Cleveland.
At the Academy OF Music this evening the feature
Will be- repetition OF the "Stabat Mater" III con-
nection with i miscellaneous concert by the prin-
cipal artists of the Grand Opera Company assisted
by u full orchestra and chorus
Negotiations are pending between Mr.. Gilmore. OF
Niblos Garden and Mr.. Henry C. Jarrett OF the ats
firm Of Jarrett Il Palmer. for the production of
play 1t is understood that it will be the attrac
ton next succeeding Hearts OF Steel"
Another ladies' matinee will be given at Roster &
Bias. in Twentyth-d street. this at three
direction of Mr.. Rudolph Bal Mr.. J. Lovy. the
cornet solois has been re-epgaged and will again be
heard at tho concert this evening.
"Pnafore.' at the Fifth Avenue Theatre will not
be withdrawn until after Christmas. On the 30th OF
December Gilbert and Sullivan's new OPERA "The
Pirates Of Penzance." will take its place. Those
who have attended the rehearsals speak in high
terms Of praise concerning both the music and da-
lo2ue.
"Estelle" will be withdrawn from the stage at
Waack's Tuesday evening. and Oh Wednesday
be followed by "Old Heads and Young Hearts,"
OF Mr.. Boacicaults earliest productions. This wall
afford occasion for the temperance Of the veteran
favoritc MIR. John Gilbert. in his well known i'm
personation of the old tutor. Jesse Rural.
concert is to be given this evening at the Grand
Opera House. Among tho artists is Mr.. Howard
Reynolds. who is said to be a superior performer on
tho cornet. and formerly the principal sooiss on
that instrument of Sir Michael Costa's orchestra at
the Alexandra Palace. London. Mr.. Reynolds ar
rived in this country about two weeks ago.
Among the passengers who sailed in the City of
Berlin was MIR. George +. Bailey manager of p. T.
Barnum's show. He goes to Europe for tho purpose
Of completing arrangements. already under negotia
ton. for several entirely features for the
OF 1880. Mr.. Walter Waterman. the veteran eques-
trian manager. also sailed in the same vessel
Mr.. J. K. Emmett scored his fftieth performance
Of "Fritz in Ireland last night at tho Park Theatre
The attendance has been unusually good Of late. No
better evidence OF the popularity Of both play and
player be had than in the presence Of the
OF ladies and gentlemen who have repeatedly en-
joyed his quaint impersonations. He has the happy
| faculty Of attracting the children.
The New York Circus will be reopened at Nos. TBS
and 73O Broadway tomorrow (Monday) evening.
with hne troupe of equestrians and athletes. The
orchestra seats have been raised. so that the au-
dience can now command an uninterrupted view Of
the ring. and the entire building has undergone
ovation. For the holidays Buffers Humpty Dumpty
Christmas Pantomime Troupe will DO introduced
| MIne Magds Irschick's engagement at tho Ger
mania Theatre is drawing to . close. Next Friday
| evening Nine. Irschick appears Deborah (Leah).
| and Saturday her last appearance aud farewell
benefit lphegenia in Goethes tragedy Of "Iphege-
MIA auf Tauris." Tomorrow evening will be per-
formed "Harun al Raschid." and Tuesday. wednes-
day and Christmas night. Schweitxer's farce. "Die
| Nichte des Milliouaires."
| Great preparations are being made by Professor
Gilmore for the production of his original national
| hymn COLUMBIA" on Christmas evening. at the
| Academy Of Music. mammoth orchestra will in
terpret the music and the solos will be sung by lead
ing vocal artists. while the chorus will probably be
one OF the largest heard any stage in America.
Mr.. Gilmore is very enthusiastic over his project
and sanguine Of success.
Tho production at Haverly's Theatre. Brooklyn.
Of BARLEY Campbell drama. my Partner" tom NOR
evening. will DO interesting event. Messrs.
Louis Aldrich and Charles L. Parsloe. supported by
their company. will appear in their original parts
of Joe Saunders and Wing Lee Mr.. Frank Mordaunt
also fills his original roe OF Major Henry Clay Britt
Mr. Haverly has prepared scenery for the piece.
my Partner will be played 1t the matinee on
Christmas Day.