The New York herald., 1868-11-01
Musical and Theatrical Notes.
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Musical and Theatrical Notes.
Atlanta. Ca, Is "Under the Gasiight."
Irma is dong Boulotte in Cincinnati.
''No Thoroughfare" is announced in Washington.
The Richmond theatre closed for the season last
night.
.Nobody's Daughter'' has found a home at the
Mobile theatre.
Chanfrau Scion Shingles In Washington on Mon
day night.
St. Louis Is aniicted with German Italian opera
troupe.
Mrs. Lander personated Elizabeth in Lowell last
evening.
The Han0ns and Pau finished their "stunts'' in
Baltimore last night
Rip Van winkle Jefferson dozes in Detroit to-mor-
row night.
Maggie Mitchell the little Cricket, Fanchons In st.
Louis tomorrow night
ole Bull rosins his bow in Rochester on Wednes
Hartz is smoothly noating ahead in the far West
lie does the Sphinx in 81. Louis on the 9th INST.
Mile. Gertrude's trained animals" and Symnasts
performed in New Haven last night.
MISS Charlotte Thompson plays "East Lynne' at
the Memphis theatre tomorrow evening.
.Foul Play VIII meet with fair play tomorrow
Foul pIay,r with Fanny b. Price in the principal
y6fe, VIII delight the Troans next week.
''foul Play" with the original New York cast, con-
sFoul Play, with Miss Helen Western In the role
Of Helen Rolleston will be ihe sensation next week
In Cleveland
dark tomorrow evening.
AFTER Dark IL In active preparation at the Boston
theatre. where II Will be produced on scale o rare
magnifcence."
production a. Nbo's Garden. Foreign talent is being
home ~ II is English drama with It's principal
scenes and sensational effects pilfered from the
American PLAYS OF Under the Gaslght' anu the
Mis- Laura keene plays her original r6,e IN "The
American Cousnr IA Toronto tomorrow night
Hfcnlu0S
meeting with deserved saccess In Baltimore.
Edwin Adams did ''Richard the Third in Nom
trca last night to the delight OF the good people OF
aBarbe Bleue,r with Irma and Auiac s promised
the s'lanky Yanks'' Of New Haven on next FRIDAY
aud saturday evenings.
band OF nnstrels styling themselves THE Amer
lean slave Troupe" Is concerzin1 through the Eng
The .'Iiubr IL IN ecslacles over The shori-skrted
drama. Legs. RauZe and paint the attractions at
two theatres In that moral city.
.'Ihe Allcghanans' are trying TO wiring some
dollars out Of ile "kanucks' OF Toronto with their
The plans for ihe proposed new theatre OF Miss
Laura Keene In Philadelphia have given place TO
great deal of talk. but no work.
"The Moonstone.m a dramatizaion OF Wiikie
Collins novel Of that name, WIN he brought out to-
morrow evening at the Chicago Museum.
The English extravaganza. Tine Field OF the Cloth
OF God,N VIII he the attraction at selwyns Boston,
during the coming week.
Fireny Lotta finished NJ the Arch, Philadelphia,
last night. rhe Lancashire Lass usurps her place
tomorrow night.
sailed for Europe on Wednesday Last for the purpose
Of procuring fresh talent for the above named es-
tabshment. What pity Il is that We have nothing
~ OF the kind IN this country.
''OIiver Twist,r according to the backwoods
critics has been horribly twisted ont Of shape at
the theatre in Rochester. IL gives place next week
TO the BLACK Band" a new local sensation.
Sensations are the order OF the day IN Chicago.
"Hninpty Dumpty'i runs smoothly al the upera
uonse; Long Striker is on the boards AT tho
Museum, and "a Midsummer Nights Dream ia still
induiped IN at McNckeris.
flee lama a1YI af n nagf Af Afr
win Booth. wil play Lady N1cneth to nis Macbeth
at the Boston Theatre on tuesday evening. she re-
ceiyes 900 for her services upop that occasion.
Miss Annie he Land. one Of the most promising 1f
American. actresses has WITHDRAWN from the stock
company at Niblos and purposes starring ON her
own account during the remainder of the fall aud
winter During her recent brief soioun AT Niho's
she succeeded IN adding many new lanrcls TO the
excellent reputation that she acquired years ago. at
ut The Olympic under Miss Laura kceue's gtpnle aud
II Is more then probable that she will achieve
splendid success In her new undertaking.
The new three act, play. written by Mr. Palgrave
simpson for Miss Nelson, entitled stage ana state
haa heon produced IN the English provinces wti, a
fair amount OF success. what rs fortune may Ne
when submitted 10 London tribunal IL question
reserved for an after time
Theatrical business IN the Crescent City, owing to
political excitement, ~ exceedingly du The places
OF amusement are only poorly patronized lust aow,
e g,sre ,ye w AK n aer INC
good company. Mr.. W. H. Sheridan late Of the Broad
way and Washingtof theatres. Is tho leading man.
His interpretation oi the crooked back tyrant king
Richard ~ good pece OF acting, and he made q hne
success IN the part.
The operetta now IN course OF rehearsal AZ the
varieties Paris, ~ bo1. lsumOr rusles about The
cpW,SseS blzzlnr with laughter. holding both Us
sides, az the drolerieg Of n drunken scene aud
anotner where letter s written 10 Madame
schneider, whose role Is as doube-faced as Janus
own vlsage u the "perichOer merit but 1.-THE OF the
goOu report ABOUT l. II viii rival even GcrOlsicins :
"GIand Ducness' or Mcnelaus Iaith ess COns0rt.n =
ine laiule OF "Lohcnprnr at Baden appears 70
nave been 'uie last sraW' which broke the back ~
Herr NagntTs patience. pamphlet under nus
name, written in French and puhnshed ~ Paris and
Brussels saows how bitter aud relentless - his fury
galnst iglorant and unapprecatiyc generation ihe
palnph". u entitled sAft ei pOquc" ana contains
atackS on french poetry. me French drama, tUnch
| opera the inability OF the French To appreciate
btir an opera, especially the OPERAS OF iefr WNg er
anu tie French Academy, AMI the CbataV1yr and
: oyidaGt vi tIease " uastou.