The New York herald., 1879-08-10


Two Peters,"
Strakosch has arranged to bring out Mlle Singer
good name for the business-in the Fifth Avenue
Theatre. where "Ada." "The Huguenots and
other stock operas will be heard.
"Pinafore" has been revived at the North Broad
Street Theatre. Philadelphia after two weeks OF
"Fatinitza." The company is the same as IN the
last named opera and nearly the last season.
Colville's Opera Buresque Company has been re-
organized. and will commence the season at Haver-
ly's Theatre August 25 in a edition of Gender
ella. which will be presented by strong array OF
artists.
The Carlotta Patti concerts are likely to prove
among the most attractive of the coming musical
tween New York and San Francisco. She will bo
well supported
Ford l. Zimmerman reopened the Broad Street
Theatre. Philadelphia last Monday with "Fatntza."
interpreted by the same troupe of precocous babes
and sucklings who made the children's "Pinafore"
such success.
Miss Kellogg after singing successfully in London.
went to Paris. where she remained until the 9th.
when she left for the country. The rumor that she
is to sing in New York with Mr.. Mapleson's COM
pany this season is untounded.
The Buffalo Bill combination will open their
son in Davenport. Iowa. There will be twenty-four
chiefs. W. f. Cody will be the proprietor and man
ager and Josh T. Ogden business manager.
In Emma Abbotts company. which is managed by
J. W. Morrissey. Mrs. Zelda Seguin and Messrs.
Tom Carl, William Castle and Stoddard. They open
in the Grand Opera House in Paul and Virginia., fol-
lowing with the regular list of stock supply.
The New York debut Of Miss Adele Belgrade, of
New Orleans, is announced to occur on the 18th
inst. at Haverloys Theatre, the part chosen being
Rosalind in "As You Like IT,. She will also appear
Julia in 'The Hunchback" and as Parthenia III
"Ingomar."
1t is almost too early speak of Steele Mackayes
Madison Square Theatre. Mr.. Mackaye has leased
the place. Yesterday its insides were torn out
new theatre is to be built by October. in which Mr..
Mackaye will show the stuff of which he and his
people are made.
Mr.. walacks company for the season includes
Miss Boniface. Miss Pearl Eytinge. Miss Linda
Detz, Nine. Ponsi, Mr.. Maurice Barrymore, Mr..
John Gilbert. Mr.. John Brougham. Mr.. Leonard
and Mr. w. r. Floyd. with the old time leader, Mr..
Baker, in the orchestra
Manager Gemmill will open the doors Of the Chest
nut Street Theatre, Philadelphia about the middle
of September. The precise date is not yet officially
announced. The stock system is to be strictly ad-
hered to. The company is completed with the ex-
ception Of the leading lady.
Inc entertainment at Tony PASTORS IS one OF the
few variety attractions of the city that crowd.
The programme is full Of interest. and comprises
quite nd4nber of excellent specially performers.
besides corps of forty young ladies who make the
evening lively in vocal way.
Manager Goodwin begins the seasons business at
the Walnut Street Theatre. Philadelphia this week.
opening with the Mordaunt- -Boniface combination
in the Queen s Evidence" for week. There will
be no stock company this season. Mr.. Charles M.
Southwel continues as treasurer of the theatre.
The company of juvenile performers that made
decided at Haverly's Theatre this spring in
"H NJ. s. Pinafore' will commence a tour OF the
United States and Canada tomorrow. Their first
week will be filled in New England and they will be
known "Haverly's New York Juvenile Pinafore
Company"
Haverlys colored minstrels will tomorrow enter
upon their sixth aud last week. The company's
repertoire has been specially augmented for their
closing nights. Eight end men now appear in the
first part. The dressing and scenic arrangements
have also been further improved upon and at
tractive bill has been prepared for their farewell
performances.
Max Maretzek. hero of score of campaigns,
nounces yet another. and in his staff are ue Polk,
wife of G. Washington Phipps Polk of the Union
Square Theatre, Annie Montague, Mrs. Florence
Knox. and Messrs. Blum. Turner and Fritsch. He
will give SLEEPY Hollow" "The Czar and the Car.
penter" "La Colombo and other operate novelties.
The dramatic profession surely ought to do
thing for Miss Albertina. who celebrated
while acting Lie to Chanfrau's Nose, and likewise
famous in the French Spy" They exhibit gen.
for the victims of obituary notices, but
why not aid living member of their ranks who.
being blind practically dead to the pleasures and
comforts OF the world.
The benefit to Mr.. Rudolf Bial, the populer mu-
sca conductor of the concerts at the salon in Twenty
third street. promises to be of the musical events
OF this portion of the season. The programme en-
braces the choicest of selections, and Levy the
netst, will likewise add his tuneful numbers the
attractions of the OCCASION The usual concert takes
place to night. Roster Il Balls has become Of
the plesantest evening resorts in the metropolis.
Miss Marion Darcy. who makes her debut at the
Park Theatre August 25. is said to be well known
Western actress, but she has appeared in New
York. She has been the stage only two years.
Having met with much success in the West, her
friends in this city anxious for metropolitan
reputation and to further that end have arranged for
her debut in play called 1.-The Living Statue" Her
support will consist of Messrs. Joseph Wheelock,
Harry Dalton, l.. +. Rand, w. L. whitecar. r. j.
Hind Miss Nerve Charles. Miss Stella Congdon and
others.
The old Arch Street Theatre Philadelphia, reopens
the 1st of September under the continued drec-
ton of Mrs. John Drew. assisted by Mr. Charles A.
Mendum business manager and John J. Holmes
as treasurer. Alice Oates English Opera Company
will be the first engagement. followed by Max Ma
retzek's English Opera Company, Crane and
Robson. Mr.. and Mrs. Florence, Joe Murphy L. $.
Chanfrau, Mr.. and Mrs. Mckee Rankin and the
wallack combination. Herr Bandmann is also
nounced.
will he ra-i nf at he
Aquarium Tuesday evening AS far profes-
sonal ability goes it promises to be great success,
and just when fow places of amusement
opcn it will be an attraction, especially to those
visiting the city either for business pleasure.
To make it additionally attractive. an intermisson
of fifteen minutes will be allowed between the acts
for the purpose of promenade and rocreatvo enjoy
mont in the inspection of thousand curiosities
marine botany aud animal life. Tho following is