The New York herald., 1868-11-07
Musical ehd Theatrical Notes.

Macon Ca, has q circus
Pittsburg has circus and minstrel company.
Miss Kellogg opened in Boston last evening.
The Lottery Of Life' is drawing prizes in st.
Louis.
"Al..er Dark" has been produced at the Boston
theatre.
Miss Chatlotte Thompson Is playing the "Lady Of
Lyons' in Atlanta. =
New orleans boasts OF two poor varieties shows
and one good theatre.
Fanny Kemble and Mrs. Yeverton are both read
ing to slim audiences In Louisville. y
Mr. VIM. J. Florence plays Obenreizer in 'sNo
Thoroughfare' in Boston on the 10th inst instead Of
"Gdnevisve de Brabant" holds her first matinee at
the Theatre Francais this afternoon:
.'Ia Belle Helene" likewise holds her first daylight
reception this afternoon at Pixies Opera House, COM
'Marthan is to be produced at the Lyrque in honor
OF NJ. Flot0w's visit to Paris.
The Calcutta orchesra-nve fiddles and a piano
s rvalled by that at Buenos Ayresa piano. clario-
Madame Methua scheiler, having completed a most
successful engagement In Montana is aily eXpec.cd
and small, are anxiously watching for her coming
Chanfrau IA advertised In Hartford as "New
YorSs favorite dramatic son.n This may not be
very agonizing to sam, but il Certainly Is to some
clever young actors in this city.
Joe nsn Is pytng KIP n Van WnGe 70
among the canvas mountains on the stage prevents
the audiences from doing In their seats /
a novel enterprise has been proposed 10 Vienna.
The grand room OF the Baths OF Diana Is converted
into theatre, the whole Of the persons connected
with which viii be Of the fair Not only will the
orchestra be composed OF ladies' but the male parts
will also he played by actresses.
There was genuine sport at the Charleston theatre
on Tuesday evening last. Miss Alice vane attempted
to play sPocahontas' and read the election returns
to the mld-mannered ''hre-eater5' at one and the
same time; but sorry to add that she gave her
auditors more satisfaction IN the former than IN ths
latter.
kee," in "0ur American Cousln,o Is winning golden
laurels in Toronto. Laura keene supports him IN
her original role Of Florence Trenchard, and Is also
highly spoken OF by the sKanuck" critics. /
The 'Holy Land and Paradise Lost" on IA 900
Toronto, where the HAiloghanians' are likewise
wrnging the quarters from the sturdy inhabt-
tants. - /
Salvatore Taglion the Nestor of Italian dancers
breathed his last at Naples on the 9TH OF October
which were extremely successful in Italy. From
him descended the celebrated dancers OF the
cottschalk has lust got back to Montevldeo. hav-
ing brought TO close his tour in the Argentine Re-
Of which took place on the 18th OF August at tho
Theatre San Felipe. lie played new grand etude
q his own % n wm9se 'e with Il
accompaniment. "Le Dernier Amour" ia Morts
and "0ios Crolosn excited as they never fai to DO
TO add that the celebrated pianist was called back
after each piece.
Miss Kate Reynolds Is making brilliant tour in
the provincial English theatres. This was almost g
foregone conclusion after her great success In LonS
don last spring. II Is noteworthy fact that this
American actress tfor though Miss Reynolds Is Of
English birth her theatrical career IL altogether
American) has made deep impression in the stand
ard characters, whose acknowledged representatives
are adhered TO among British playgocrs with big
oted tenacty unknown IN America. Y
A piece OF news given In the court Circular Is CAL
culaed to msreprcsent the art tastes OF British roy.
atty. II was stated that tho Chrisy Ministries had
been summoned to Balmora, People may have sup
posed that her Majesty may have desired 70 solace
her loneliness with the banjo and bones IL Is there
fore only fair TO add that IL has since transpred thaI
the nggers were sent for merely to add TO the amsc
ment OF servants ball annually given in the royal