The New York herald., 1869-01-17
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UNION LsA0UE CLUB THBA1Rz-1nG. xag0ke
Won Baerndorf gave the third o. ssexies - ss1se-
sentatons ct this theatre last evening" beess iags
and fashionable audience. Shakspeasos hne come1y
Of flaming the shrew," abbreviated was ne pieoe
produced. Nine. Baerndon sustaining the r0se a.
pretatOn Of that dincut character has aready boeu
very favorably alluded to. IL ID only necessary -
which n1 She NE sSs sss EVENING" wss
~ received with earnest manifestations q ap,
ms !, oa q n ne :csss vs
Between the acts Mr.. Oscar Pfedner PLAYED soma
brilliant selections O. nis own on the pisnoie!te.
mastery OF the instrument Altogether the enter
tainment was very agreeable and was thoroughly
STEINwAY HALL-THEoDoRE THOMAS, sYnPHoNr
soIREE.-The second OF those charming ana elevas
ing concerts Of this the fth season given BY Theo
dore Thomas came on last evening at Stenwsy
Hall That the hall was crowded Is almost .
needless remark; but the intelligence and eminencs
which characterized the assembiage' ere worthy
Of special In note, s the programme % :, comprised
grand orchestra; Gade's "Frdhlingss fantasie In
three movements BY the local guartette with piano
four movements ischun.an's overture sSchnsa" ana
Liszt's "Tassos" by the orchestra; adoublS chorus
aos Ego En% y % me Mem s
cS cSssrs and as Sps H9
comprised Niles Maria Branard and Pauline Bimeler.
soproni Mr.. WiLiam Gr0schell, tenor and Mr.. Marco
such selection, given BY such acknowledged artists
as those engaged and all under the direction OF Mr..
Thomas could not fan 70 give complete saesfactloa
sary.
MusicaI and Theatrical Notes.
JEFFERSON Rip Van Wrinkles in St. Louis next
week.
Parepa- Rosa sings In washington on Tuesday.
Miss Kellogg sings In St. Louis next week.
The Rchings will give English opera in Detroit
next week.
Nine. ScheIler is favoring the Saints os Salt Lake
City with drsmatization Of "Enoch Aroen.'
solon shingie-Owens does the "victims~ in Hart
ford on Wednesday next
Mrs. d. p, Bowers opens in Bunaso tomorrow
night.
The French opera troupe OF the Grand Opera House
win give "Barbe Bne to the Jersey Jakes and Jemi
mas OF Newark on the 25th inst
Miss Kate Fisher is delighting the citizens Of
Ttusville with horse opera
Mile. Irma Is soon to appear In concert.
Fanny Janauschek is playing TO crowded houses
AFTER DARK" viii be played in washington TO-
ssThe Mormons" is the name OF the present dra-
matte sensation IN Chicago-a play. we should say.
just suited to the peculiar taste OF tae pi0us
ChicagOans
The company engaged for Edwin Booths theatre
win commence rehearslng at the Grsnd Opera House
on the 26th instant. "Romeo and Juliet" will be the
Morlacchi is doing the "breezy'' in q terpscho-
rean sense for the Hubites.
Last night wound up the ballet in "La Perichole."
tween rma ana Auac Wren nr1 ~ fcF them
The Hanlons and Pfau are doing their break-neck
orfa forf Tho of fho off
the Quaker City is exceedingly dull with .Under
the Gasltghtn and "After Dark"
Omaha is refuIgent with "Under the Gaslight."
Lotta u playing the ''Pet OF the Petticoats" to
crowded 5,.r5s houses at theme the New Memphis theatre
cluding the boy GAN Right" have returned to this
CITY,. They will appear at an early day at the
Miss Fannie Stockton appeared for the first time
as M 0beron last night a. Indianapolis.
Halls will be given tonight.
The Siamese Twins, who are now in Ednburg, on
their way 70 Paris have been drawing great crowds
The new opera house in Hartford will be formally
opened on Wednesday evening next
According to the Figaro Mile. Nilsson Is ex-
ceedingly clever as q sculptor. It adds that the
next exhibition viii probably contain statuette
The season ut the Pergola, Florence, was recently
brought to an unexpected and highly unsatisfactory
conclusion. L appears that the salaries had not
been paid with the exactitu0e desirable in pecuniary
matters, and some nights snce Just as the ballet
was about to commence. the Eguydntes, supported
by the male dancers and all the other sub0rdinates
attached to the theatre, struck, refusing to 20 on
the stage without receiving the arrears duo
TO them. The manager offered to Pay an
nstament at once provided they would not stop the
performance. But the ladies were innexible. Under
these circumstances the manager had no resource
LETT him but to inform the public that the perform
ance would not be continued and that their money
would be returned. But the manager was s0me-
what premature In his assertion, because ON pro-
ceeding TO the pay places the audience found that
their money was already gone, having been seized
by hatfs. This OccasiOned some slight disturbance,
which, however, was soon subdued.