The New York herald., 1869-04-18
Am q Sc M E rs.

JANAUsCHEK AS MEDEA AT THE ACADEMY OF MU-
sIC.-The regular season or Janauschek's perform
ances concluded last night with the tragedy OF ''Me
dea,n though she will perform again, previous to
her departure for Europe on three special occasions
next week-that is, 1.-THE Bride OF Messna' will be
given on Wednesday night for the benefit Of the
German Hospital ON Friday night she will give a
mixed entertainment OF scenes from several plays,
for her own benefit on which occasion Theodore
Thomas and his full orchestra viii assist, and
on Saturday she will perform "Deborahn for the
benefit Of the Hebrew Free School, This Will
end her performance In America until she returns
next winter when she expects to perform tne classic
ing of Janauscheck in the terrible tragedy Of 'Me
dean has been noticed before In the columns Of the
HERALD, and little more need be said. Every per-
formance OF 'Medea" increases admiration lor this
extraordinary actress. Perhaps 1t is not too much
to to it. say tas @ nsS. shs sns nsd
ana grand acting. such repeated bursts Of
the story Is enveloped In Greek mythology aud
s9e1 ae ana navs Ss
tory yet all appear real aud true to nature In ia
I e haye @
opportunity Of witnessing the highest dramatic art.
But s to be hoped that she win return TO America
and that, successful as she has been she may meet
with still greater success In the future.
Musical and theatrical Notes.
''School" opens tomorrow night IN indianapolis.
Lotta opens in Philadelphia tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Scott-Siddons commences an engagement in
st. Louis tomorrow night.
The Chapman Sisters will do 'Ixion" in Norfolk
this week.
Blind Tom will delight the citizens OF Rochester all
this week with his manipulations OF the keys.
Pfau does the "nying trapeze" business IN Cincn-
natl this week, where Dan Rice the clown, is hold
ing forth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry watkins will favor the war
like Pttsburgers for the next night with Irish
drama.
Miss Kellogg gave concert last night in worces-
ter. The Newcomb Minstres Will delight the spin.
sters Of the same town tomorrow ana Tuesday.
Miss Susan Galton has been meetidg with de-
served success in the west She opens In PhiIa-
Laura Keene appeared IN school, last night in
Nine. Parepa-Rosa makes her first appearance
In public since her recent illness In Stenway Hall on
Wednesday next.
Kate Reynolds plays "Boundn for one week in
Chicago, where she opens tomorrow night
Fanny Herring will show the bashful Newarkers
some OF the tricks OF "Ixion" on Monday and Tues
The Richna's troupe win give English opera for
one more week 10 washington ,,,. , ~.
Parisienne" are the attractions at present In fne
Quaker City.
Charleston, -. u,
German OPERA as reconstructed for the great "Re-
constructedn OF the Palmetto State by Mr.. IL Grau.
John owen, alias "S0lon Shingle," is creating quite
furore In San Francisco
the opera bouners Of Mr.. J. Grau from the Theatre
Francais, are making sensation IN the Quaker
CITY on Monday and Tuesday they will favor the
sii3roadbrmsr with ia Vie Parisiennev after which
they 70 to Baltimore and thence to Washington.
birthday, Mrs Emma Waller WIN assume the r6,e Of
Iago In "0thello - for the New Havenes, upon which
occasion she VIII be sustained BY Mr.. William II.
Pope, late Of Wallack's, as 0thello.
Brysnt's Minstrels will start their rambles after
Saturday next, appearing 10 Baltimore on the 26th
where they remain for one week. thence to Washing
ton, where they open on the I'd Of May. They viii
be absent from the city for two weeks, and their
return Will inaugurate new season at their present
Mr. J. w. Albaugh will assume the management OF
the Theatre Roya Montreal, for the summer season.
burlesque company, Incl pding Miss Ada Harand,
Miss Nellie Mori!in6re, Miss Fanny Person, Miss
Mary Miller ead Mr.. Duncan. "lxion" Will he tue