The New York herald., 1869-05-02
MUSICAL AND THEATRICAL NOTES.

''School" closed last night at wallack's. "Caste,"
with good cast, viii be given tomorrow evening.
The Central Park Garden concerts which were so
popular last season, will recommence on the 18th
inst under the direction OF Mr.. Theodore Thomas
The English pantomime OF "Robnson Crusoe-
will be produced tomorrow evening at Woods Mu-
scum, with new and elaborate scenery and with the
simpson Wood and Colville English pantomimic
combination in the principal parts. The piece has
been months IN preparation and the indefatigable
Colvle estimates the cost Of Its production at the
modest sum Of $4,000
.'The Seven Dwarfs" was withdrawn last night
from the boards OF the Bowery to make room for the
new sensations OF the esprit OF the Fountain" and
the "Soap Fat Man." In both OF which pieces Miss
Rachel Denvl Will assume the leading parts. "The
seven Dwarfsr has been immensely successful at
the Bowery, having enjoyed run Of eight weeks.
which rs decidedly a much longer time than any
other piece has been kept upon the stage ut the
same theatre for Q number OF years.
"Tne Tempest" Is In Its last iurres at the Grand
Opera House. The present Will be Its last week at
that gorgeous establishment but, so far from the
piece being failure 1t Is the determination OF Mr.
Tayleure to revive again, when he will have an
opportunity OF having 1t, acting by less somnambu-
lstic company. Sardou's "Patrie," produced from
models and designs furnished by the author viii be
"Humpty Dumpty," Notwithstanding that his end
Is surely and swlftly approaching stu receives his
friends with broad grns and fancfu contortions at
the olympic, where the "light fantastic, sangali
takes her first and last benefit on the sth Inst Mlle
Sangali Is popularity known rs q graceful premiere
danseuse but upon the occasion OF her benefit win
likewise appear as vocalist having devoted her
leisure hours to the cultivation of music.
Tammany was always famous for Its ground and
lofty tuinbng, but more recently for It's aerial
female gymnasts. IL has had It's Senyahs and It's
queen OF the Air;" but TONY" the great Pastor OF
the Rue Bo,rerte, has also wisely determined that
his nocks shall not languish for want OF perilous
patrons tomorrow evening 'The Empress Of the
Air,n handsome, daring female trapezst. The
Empress" 1t Is said, Is just peg higher than the
the Great European Circus, during the past week,
has been meeting with much success In New Jersey.
and las horses viii delight the citizens Of Jersey
City, and on Wednesday the show will migrate TO
png and w Sr exhibit n dns sse week In
Miss Clara Louise Kellogg gives grant concert at
the Newark opera House on wednesday evening,
May s.
The great theatrical advertising board Is gone.
bluecoated guardian Of the peace now prevents
anxious biiposters from ornamenting the PARK
fence with the snowy advertisements OF our theatI
cal managers aud Quack doctors. Cause-defacing
The witterwen Brothers, violinists, are about
starting out on concert tour with select company
Of vocallsts and instrumentalists. -
Kate Reynolds s bound for st. Louis on the 1Otn
Of May, where she Is bound to please In her new
drama OF "Bound, ~ an un bounded success so far.
Ole Bull will give one performance In quincy, ILL.,,
on the sth Of May. . -.
Walter Hope Wallack the monologist, is about
giving series OF his entertainments IN tne Ber-
mudas where he Is much better appreciated than IN
this city. - ,, 60, -
TO visit Mobile on the l2th Oh May ana play the
"Field OF the Cloth OF Gold"
Miss Marriott, the English tragedenne will appear
In Newark next Friday evening, when she will per.
fnr, tna n Nau
York company.
The Iii6ernian Mlnstrols after most successful