The New York herald., 1869-04-14
BTusIcaI and Theatrical Notes.

house win doubtless be crowded from parquet to
gallery.
This evening Miss Marie Hamilton. singer and
pianist lone OF the many sufferers from the ship
wrecks Of the war;, makes her debut before the pub
lie In grand concert at Apollo Hail. Twenty eighth
street and Broadway. She Is said to be charming
lady and singer and an accomplished artist She
Will be assisted by the unrvalied cornet player,
Levy; by Mr. Candidus, tenor; signor Fossatl, bari
tone: Carl Finninger. violinist and Mr.. Selbert,
pianist This Is attractive bin; but II half that is
said Of the fair deoante IL verified she win begin
great career this evening.
opera b0uDe, under Mr.. Birgfeds management at
the Fifth Avenue Theatre, Is genuine success. A
dInerent opera presented every night AMI the
suit OF this Iudicous catering to the popular taste
is In the large audiences which nightly NIL this
establishments On Saturday last over fourteen hun
dred persons attended the matinee. new opera rs
IN actve preparation az TINS n1use ana VIII shortly
be produced with Tostee and lrma IN the principal
Romeo Lefnngwell is convulsing the New Orleans
pockets over their mirth.
Tne Sophie Worrell burlesque troupe appear at the
Academy Of Music, New Orleans, next week.
"Boundn Miss Regn0lds' new sensational speci-
atty, Is immense success in Cleveland. She alter
Daughter"
Mrs. Bowers will en- "snare" the Bostonians next
week.
Harry Pray, the active little treasurer Of the
broadway theatre receives benefit performance
| on the oath, when Barney Williams will appear in
change OF programme for the occasion. William
sons benent Is on the 18th. The FaIstaflan vlllain
Jack, Barney calls him, has his the 2etn, and
the season closes on the 28th with Billy Moore's
benefit, when lively time is expected.
School" Is In preparation at indianapolis.
the Ts fanasc at1rsctions in m Rosnson Re- Sns S
Crusoe'' at Woods Museum.
ram snraas n rin ah . arrive M mere @
to be young prina donna and pianist OF much
premise. and will appear IN this city shortly after
J,nro al In oudo
.My Lady claran is holding receptions nightly at
the Dearborn theatre, Chicago.
unterrlned reconstructed" OF Richmond and con-
verting them to the doctrines Of broad buresque
ing they brought out "rne Forty Thieves" and the
entire town s said TO be already afflicted with Q
mania for yellow hair and short skirts.
ole Bull ndded last night In Rochester.
The Richings English Opera Troupe are dividing
the houses In Washington with Rsley's Japanese
The radiant Colvi!Ie, with his pant0mimic CON-
blnation, will be on hand this eveothg at Mrs.
Humphrey Bland's benefit at the Theatre Francois.
The festive Sam sets the rest OF the profession
laudable example In this little matter, which 1t would
do well to initiate.
The Bryants, after closing their season in New
York. open ut the National theatre, IN Washington
for few weeks. commencing on the I'd Of May.
.,asrs nC Denet E lever rsgg mad :. the Boston
sets securities. rich specimens from the White Pine
district OF Nevada, jewelry and such tribes have
been raneu down upon the shrinking heads vi Kitty
Blanchard Mn. Barry. Stuart Robson, and Mr.. Wal
lacks pr0,ege, Frederick Robinson. Mrs. Barry
Ialy friend and two hundred and my from another
Kitty blanchard WAS hung with gold or pinchbcck
as csrns so1o ss sia - NV MnaoM 1H
of dollar jewelry store. keanono1kn ~ now sept
nlshed with revenue stamps grats On sppsicatsn of
the lavish Bostonians. -. " f,lT
William Florence and wife are bacx nom tri-
umphant "nurry' In the Eastern towns. Taey
reaped golden harvest Of good 6pnons and green
backs, and sail the 18th OF May for Europe.
With such myriad OF pretty blondes aud brunettcs
on the stage now In Eew York why cannot the
American Dramatic Fund Association get up q mid
summer nights festival and fancy fa,r, with the
prettest actresses to tend the stasr 0r are these
fine old fossils and feeble afraid IL might
make some money for the Fund and thus bring down
upon them visitation from an extra widow or an
orphan to distract their vigorous minds from self
contemplation ana post prandial musings over Del
monicO's Chateau Margauxr The articles will be
cheerfully contributed by our generous New York
merchan.s the ladies' OF the profession will volun-
ing. IL needs only, then, the direction OF the men
VINO profess to have In charge the interests OF the
Fund" For shame, gentlemen trustees and vener-
able directorsl Step 70 the front and do your duty
er fall back and give way TO those who can.
Mr. Catncarps Ghost IN ''Hamlct Is not liked He
laid his canonized bones. That patient beast
OF bur1en--ths pubIlc-sad never u word OF disap-
probation, but severely s!aid away. Miss Marriott
soon nts into the suburbs OF New York-Phade-
pnla, Omaha and Salt Lake City, perhaps-and then
the Ghost Will vanish into thin air, or halifax, or
anywhere he likes 50 It will only 90. 1t freezes the
blood IN our veins BY The measured nonotony Of Its
The 6urlesaue .fiamlctu In Mobile was a pro.
noarced and gratifying success. We remember that
same travesty was offered 10 manager In this city,
who gave 1t high praise after reading ir, bus de-
cared his want OF courage to bring out an "Amcrt-
CAM Durlesque. Yet tnere-was more genuine wit
laughing humor and enjoyable nonsense IN IL than
IN ali the English burlesques ever played IN this
country rolled into one.
ing a mammoth circus with which to leave New
orleans and travel during the summer; we
may hear OF him In some otner place than the inev
table closing paragraph OF the New Orleans amuse-
Cnclnnali pronounces the "Forty Thievesv Bow
erylsh' aud ''rather broad Tor q refined taste"
Taf Torkopo;Itans are sadly behind the age not to
appreciate the style OF thing which runs riot now,
metr polls OF this great and intelligent republic.
Woods, Tammany, Waiack's, Nibo's olympic and
the waysrey wll soon be involved n maelstrom of
the Bowcry are no longer subject for inv.dlous
comparison. Miss Rose Massey leads the Forty"
II ClLs4nna.. and her charming modesy or de-
nsanor must have materially changed II the stric-
lures Of the Porkopoians are awakened by her
i,seli pays Cauem therefore we fear the youptuous
rcdundance OF the Farniean text must nave brought
I,,,le Vice peasenily sprinSied in, is ike red pep.
rcr TO o Welsh rareblt
rrudnnc Gazzinaza.-Thc Philharmonic Con-
cert.
We have received the following communication in
reference to the report OF the Philharmonic concert
published In the HERALD Of last sunday. Without
retraoting from report we think that where tho
taste OF the general public Is at stake the artists
themselves should be allowed some latitude. Nine.
Gazznaga Is artistic OF known talent, whose vocal
powers require no comment our part to ineratiate
her with an appreclativc public:--
To THE EDITOR OF rnB HERALD:-
Allow me to inform you that the pieces sung by
Nine. Gazzinaga at the Philharmonic concert OF
last Saturday were selected by the committee, and
Nine. Gazzinaga merely obeyed its choice. The
selections were classical and hne, In fact, suitable
for such occasion, and, moreover, were applaudcd
and encored. Trusting that you Will insert this note
IN justice TO Nine. Gazzinaga, remain &c.,
LUClEN ALBlTES.
TINE DRAMATIC FUND ASSOCIATION.
Pope, who wrote wisely about oil things, ana
-. ...,.,. aii..a rn,r 10 NrriEn about the