The New York herald., 1869-06-18
MUSICAL AND THEATRICAL NOTES.

New Orleans is amusementess.
Miss Marriott il personating "Hamlet' in R0ches-
ter
'The White Fawn,n "Dick Turpin" and 'The
Stranger are the present attractions in Pittsburg.
The Hawson Sisters are charming the saints Of
Salt Lake City with English opera boune and bur
lesque.
new burlesque opening Is soon to be added 10
the pantomims of '.Mother Hubbard" which Is now
drawing large audiences at Wallack's
Brlgnoli has at last reached that heaven OF moral
delights-Chicago-wher he has been attracting
large audiences. He gives his last Operatc concert
IN that city this evening. upon " hch occasion he
will be assisted by the young prlma donna, Miie'
Durand.
The waverley opened last night with the Elise
Holt troupe Of buresquers in 'Pars, or the JuuS-
ment." On saturday evening Miss Holt viii make
her last appearance at TINS establishment, prior 10
her departure for California The legitimate drama
holds possession OF the wayerley next week.
Cariotta PATTI, Theodore Ritter and their company
have returned from their artistic tour highly pleased
with the reception they met with at Constantlnople
and other Oriental towns They Will start for
America on the lst OF October
On Wednesday next "seraphine" Sardou's last
comedy, which Is at present the great Parsian sue
cess having already run over ESQ nights w1 ar pe pro
prominent actress from the Porte saint Martln
Paris, assumes the principal ro!e:
Of Crime" in the West has tempted Miss Kate
Reignods to give summer season Of these pieces
tuTOuxHOub tue EdsteTH Sldtcc WIN u loISc anu
well appointed company. She commences on the
Goth Inst.
Miss Alice Kingsbury owns and manages large
farm al Aurora, md, having found 1t more prohta-
bic than the stage.
Uncle Billy Moore is gradually recovering from
his severe illness, and bids fair TO once again lu-
inmate the theatres with his joval countenance.
Miss Lena Edwin has been engaged at Waiiack's
for the summer season. Owing 10 some mistak, IN
the management she was not cast in 'Old MoLher
Hubbardn as was originally intended.
A. L. Parkes the irrepressibie and efficient mana
ger OF the WOrre Sisters, ls in town. looking up a
place for the ''glrls' to appear at.
Manager Freligh at the Bowery, tonight takes his
annual benefit and an immense programme has
been prepared to satisfy the immense audience
which Indications have already shown will be On
hand to testify to his efficient and popular manage
ment Of the theatre.
John +. Poole, Tony PASTORS indefatgable and
versatile dramatist and manager Is going on to Bos-
ton to prepare the way iOr Tony, who opens there
the 29th at the Comique, for The summer season.
He also iniends making the 'Jubeelant' BostonianS
q study ior any quantity OF new dramas next fau.
The new grand opera House at Vienna was in
augurated the 26th OF last month with a fine per-
iOrmance Of ''Don Juan.n Ii s calculated 10 accom-
modate 2 100 spectators The first stone was placed
IN March, 1862, and the cost amounts to about
5000, 900 1orns.
Mlie Schneider is expected this month. She is
now playing in Otfenbacn's 'Diva," work pro-
nounced very thin ami diluted and as lacking ln
terest. The bretto Though from tine practised pens
OF Meihac and Halevy) is by no means brilliant.
VIII soon be Withdrawn when Spanish dramatic
company Will occupy the BoateS.