The New York herald., 1868-11-29
Musical and Theatrical Notes.

On Thanksgiving Day most of the theatres through.
out the States had a matinee.
Broughams Lottery OF Life" still sells many tick
cts at the new Memphis theatre.
Blind Toms concerts commence at Odd Fellows
Hall, Washington, on Tuesday next.
Emma Waller made her last appearance in Rochess
ter on Friday evening In the r0te OF Hamlet.
The Newark Opera House was densely crowded on
Friday evening, when Tostee appeared in III
Grande Duchesse"
Jefferson the prince OF fun, Is now convulsing the
Clevelanders in his characteristic adaptation OF "Trip
Van Winkle'
Nine. Parepa-Rosa and her troupe arrived In
Chicago last week, and will give two concerts on :.
December and s.
Miss Kellogg sings in Washington on Wednesday
evening next, having charmed the Quaker City by
her delightful warblings last week.
Janauschek appropriately designated ''Queen OK
the German stage,n appears tomorrow evening In
Chicago In her great roe oi Phudra.
Edwin Booth Is drawing large houses In Chicago.
On Thursday evening he plays Brutus for the last
time In thai CITY during his present enga cement.
with age while foul Playn "Under the Gaslght" in
that city appears to be highly apprecia.ed. .
RistoriNwill shortly do ;.Medea.n wllle 'Uncle
Tom 8 Capn" has crowds Of eager visitors.
The Arlington Mnstrels commence an engage.
ment TO- morrow evening at Shakespeare Hail. Syra-
sanor Blitz startes the Inhabitants of Williams
the Mende.ssohn Quintet Club OF Aston, win
give concerS ut Rochester Oh tuesday evening
Comic opera reigns supreme in Toronto at the
Royal Lyceum. humorous adaptation, 'Ihe Chiio
of tne Regiment" Is the prevailing attraction.
SPORTY thieves" Is dong excel ent business a1
Woods Museum, Chicago while blow i9r a baow a,ns
being given with unparalleled success at the saine
establishment
Tonorrow evening Mrs. D. r Bowers viii appear
quaker City does not present any extraordinary a'
fractions.
engagement OF twelve nights In Cincinnati to-mor-
row evening. opening with "Martna." Inc reper-
tOire embraces some Of the old Iavorite operas.
Theodore Thomas commences the season Of Sun-
day concerts aC Steinway Hall tonight Ine dlstln-
| guished prima donna, Madame GaLzaniga, ID en-
Inc German opera company, Of which Maria Fred.
ercl Is tue princpa performs IN snS TOR
minatng with Mozart's Magic Flute"
es a.
the Ricnmond theatre will undoubtedly be
| crowded tomorrow nignt Maggie Mitchell appears
Fanchon, and throughout the week Will deignt ina
vlrglnlans with the best OF her good selections.
MIR. Senro Parry's new theatre, on the strand,
London which Is 10 be called tIe Globe alter SlaK-
speare's house. will open next week with ne nvs
Tie house, though limited In It's dimensions, Ii neatly
| lifted up.
great deal OF theatrical lndal has been caused
by tile undisguised and ID0rel pus OF air. J.
>. Clarke In the Lonaon Itne, and the critic VIII
| probably quit MS posi-.
| Miss Annie DeLind. having just concluded her en-
gage .nent at Nib os Is about making tour through
! the country, and beng an artist OF CONSIDERABLE
ability success Will doubtless attend her efforts. Her
repertoire embraces most vi the sensation pieces or
| the day.
| The lostonians are still bountifully supplied with
| theatrica talent AT the Olympic Mr.. ana Mrs. w.
j. Florence continue To delight the.r audiences with
| some OF the mosJ famous Irish dramas while Mrs.
Lander adds fresh aurels 10 her reputation ny her
| grand impersonatlon OF Marie Antoinette. At
| Se.wyn's theatre. "Ile Field OF the Cotn OF Godn
| continues attract admirers. The Handle and
HAYDN Society opened last night with Judas Macca
beusr aaJ ann2ulce for this evening "Elpan."
| with ETahd chorus. - 49, ss--~.,
After successful season OF thirty -four weeks;the
European Circus closed last evening. The stock OF te
| establishment, numbering over I'D norses VIII DC
quartered la Connecticut. The ring and parapneer.
naja will be taken To the premises VI the company
on tue Blooming ale road. where during the wioser
the ANIMALS and performing horses VIII tie exercised
certain days VI the week. A ring - formed inside
the building, where male and female apprentices
are instructed In gymnastics aud equestranisFn Inc
past season has been marred by unfavorable
weather. Yet the pro -ress OF tho European Circus
has been encouraging, the tour through the
States being especially successful The company
will reorganize in this city on the fret Monday oi
| April next With new attractions.