The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-03
MUSICAL AND THEATRICAL NOTES.

Tony Pastor produces his female Leotard on Mon
day.
Impresario UImann viii bring Alexandra Dumas
to this country next year.
Mr. T. L. Davenport took q beneAt at the Park
theatre, Brooklyn. last night.
Miss Celia Logan made successful debut In Lon
don as Lady Ann in Orchard the Third"
Miss Kate Bateman has just concluded an en-
gagementlu Liverpool, which has been unprecedeOs-
edly successful.
The Lydia Thompson burlesque combination are
to be buresquen in cork by Parks Of Kelly Leone.
Parks appreciated, the novel, the beautiful and tho
ludicrOus.
dalai mas been proArced at AstIeys, London, with
effective scenery real horses and donkeys, crowd
pr actors and military AiYernumeraries.
the Odeon Paris reopenaf, is complete failure Is
Is In verse and Is by NJ. marc. Bayeux. 1t Is said
balder plot anu more inlA Tod language have nos
"Humrry Dnmpty," OF Olympic fame. is boosting
that his income IN the past seven months, a. cx-
hibited IN the returns 10 the internal revenue
Bureau OF this city, exceeds BY 81, ms ranging from
$4,000 70 100000 the receipts OF any other theatre IN
New YORK. ON the 18th inst the pee' VIII undergo
q thorough reconstruction and new and enlarged
ballet VII be added to the attractions.
The following matlntes announced for MS after
noon:-"barDe Bieue," at NiDl0'5; "No Thorough
fare,' a. the broadway; "Humpty Dumpty,n At tne
Olympic; 1.-THE Grecan Bendp and Lingard, at tho
Theatre Comlque; the FAIRY Sbamrock,n at ToBS
PASTORS, and signor Blitzs wonders OF Magic and
Ventriioquism, ut Dodworsh Hall.
In view Of the fact that Leotard, the gymnaet
Is shortly 70 make his debut In tins city, follow.
Ing from Partisan journal may MOI be deemed IL
timed or out OF place:"He IL about to try pulse
OF the people OF the United States but n he hopes
TO make money there, he must perform very diner.
emily from what he has been doing OF late, and par
tlcularly at The Alhambra in London where, although
still run alter, he thought far inferior TO his
perhaps. the greatest number OF superior gynnasts
In the whole word, and there, AZ least quiet Ian
guild style Of trapeze-nying viii have no chance what
ever OF obtaining applause.
A grand concert win be given tonight ut Irving
Hall BY Mrs: Jenny Rempson the favorIte contrata,
Harry santerson, the eminent pianist, and othee
wei known artists The programme promises to be
Henry j. Byron's two latest works. Blow for
Blown and 'srhe Lancashire Lass,n have been re-
ceived with great favor In England. The author has
won his way to leading position among English
Theodore Thomas Central Park Garden concerts
stu continue with unvarying success. To those
season they have proved instructive as well a. on.
Pertaining, for every style and school Of music ~
Charles Barron. assisted by Miss Blanche de- Bar.
has been winning laurels ut the Holiday, BALTIMORE
MAX Strakosch's concerts at the Academy win be
got up on grand scale. or course, Miss Kellogg
win pc the great at attraction bus the other arss
OPENING Of Janauschok's Dramatic Campaign,
That superb German actress. Fanny Janausohek,
will commence her second campaign In this country
at the Academy Of Music next Tuesday night. There
Ii to be short only Of eight performances In
New York for the present. In consequence OF engage
ments at Boston and other cities, though she will 70
turn probably for more prolonged season during
the winter. Jansuschek, when here last year. seeing
that the American people could appreciate the high
est order Of classic dramatic art and meeting VIVA
great success them induced to 60 to Europe for
q new and superior company and for Q new ana
costly OUTFIT Of costumes and properties. She has
just returned with company oil the first artists, FAR
superior to what she had before and superior, per-
haps, on the whole TO any that has ever appeared
In America They were the leading performe0
ct the principal theatres in Vienna Berlin and othse
parts Of Germany. Among them are Messrs. Bone
mann, Reinhardt Bemhardy and Comments, and
Misses siegmann and Kuhie. The stage manager =
Mr.. Oscar Guttmann. The costumes and everything
else to make the drama most effective are said 70 10
Of the richest and most costly character. The So
SON win open on Tuesday night with Tho Bride a
Mcssinav which win DO followed BY "Phedra,S
Deborah and other dramas yansuschek Il un-
uammelled BY contracts with or control Of mana
sera She h her own manager and engaged ~
company herself.
IL 10 hardly necessary 10 speak Of the gsnins
and dramatic power Of yanauschek for -
y already known and appreciated in ~
country. In purely classic art In profounA
knowledge Of the elevated subjects she lov0
TO represent and the meaning Of the great
writer's sne interpres - wen - In the thrilling ensse
OF her representations she stands unrvslled now N
America and perhaps II may b. said she has no -.
perior In the world. Our actors and actresses shcul
study her - model Of ths highest classic art nd
our orators might learn nom her the Hottest sna
purest eocution. Janauschek appears here ~ -
right time 10 represent the classic drama for Il wA
be change and relief from the universal frivotss
Of opera bostos and "Black Crookr sensanousI
about which the people have been running wild fOS
some time past and OF which they must soon become
satiated. Il may save ~ from utter demoralisaticn
with regard to theatrical matters and bring M baGg
10 something more noble and eievatInR. This trul7
grand artist and her splendid company should n
ceIve such cordial welcome and crowded houna 60
Tuesday nsht = thsk great msrtA dessryA