The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-27
Musical and theatrical Notes.

Owens is Scion Singing In St. Louis.
Men warner Is doing heavy tragedy IN Cincinnati.
Mrs. Bowers IL playing "Leahr IN Chicago.
The Clodoche troupe and be Rosa are dancing at
the varieties, Philadelphia.
Kate Reignolds tckies the BufYslonisns tnls week
with her sensation specialiles
Theodore Thomas aud his mammoth orchestra
concer,izc IN Springfield, Mass. TO morrow.
Humpty bnmpiy Diccory Fox ~ meeting with
immense success ''down East, - with hls pan,omime
troupe. In Hartford his receipts averaged Al go,
per night. lie opens IN Boston tomorrow nigat
Edwin Forrest pcIronates Richencu ihls evening
In Albany. ile wan 10 supported Dy Miss Lille aad
Lanyard, VINO : at present catering for the amuse.
meat OF Tie hgbues. mill sa0r4y appear at the
Grand Opera House ~ round OF h4s peculiar
spcciaitiys.
Tue citizens OF Orange, n j.. wiii be fagores nex
SATURDAY. evening wiih a Walt from -aasord's Ma
sIlcs, who VIZ entertain tnem VITA soiae ~ iEer
Mr. Maurice Neville the youag Hungarian traze.
uIh ~ spesial Iuea IaN vfst vst eoi nan citizen.
evening last, at tn siadt theatre. This We lnag
mention. was ar. Nev'llc's first attempt AZ RENDER.
Ing rhaAspeare IN German, ana w. are pleased 10
chronicle the event ~ = most deCiisd ana aoeoa,va.
cal success. Despite the inans pc,0us weather the
nousc was oro"oea, neasa Ls1 pcr.ons hclag
warmly 81, and afier tne hrs act NJ was caloa
for BY thc audience, bnt would mo- respond 10 tae
call, iag0 going before the curtain ~ hls Stead. al
was very eylaent that moaas wee ussa y, the
friends ~ the other actors ~ the ntslari ~ fneg tl
performance, but on Otheao'r Appearance ~ tne
second nci, arrayea in a. toe pflu AnI pOnp
of GLORIOUS war; the entire audience gave
way VIA unaniMliy ~ theF prnf an
enthuslastn ana actually rneeFCd thn AnnnW tcsYr h,
the heartcrt possible manBcr. After t4e s4lra .at
nc vas cr0NAea Mia q wreath ~ laurrf and Sas
three separate times recalled beIore enc earfmte
The petiosnlaacc, upon tns wnoie cteslss0is -
al concerned, VIZ. neville dfcssgt tae p4ft III
otheilo " historical correctness, mad = safs IN
say that hts tmIFfsonANon 81 tAe .e4cus Moor 49,
~ original NJ " wa@ perfect Tho nnsftenee wer~
so npcoouna by hs interpretation ol Tue onsrsctnr
thai 'hct remained N tier heasx lDr sa44s n4aus
Alter the termination 0f The ptfornA nee feitann
only altcr AIT. Neville hal aaln Appeared elnfn lNe
curtain ~ scNhow edge tner applause We are in
stage Of ono ~ principal theatfta whoa aM orr
portunity WIN he Afforded cifixcns III heatls q
inm IN good, plan English. Altn0Ugh hot t9enly-
SIX years VI age, Mr.. Neville a th0r0umn $50 -
anu ~ Que Of the bcst othellos hase ever seen.
Professor HofFmanu The Ffeai pIeAliAtAitals4r
appears for the sst time ln ths city nsxt hatuegs
evening ln nis great feais ~ DsyFoInancy gof tar
beneft OF the ladies' benevolent society," Tnsf fngs
performance viii De grand success n evident ffsna
alreay disposed OF nearly sgoo0 worm IN tiexes.
The generous boaeyoleace VI Professor hsrrnann
win add nearly $4,000 10 the fnnds OF this bio
society. N. hermann viii give series OF spanots
| at Pblladetpnia, commencing On the let pfoxims
| Thence his movements are not certain. No living
ARTIST has evercontributedso much 10 the charities ~
our cilys poor ~ Professor Hermann since hls
nrst appearance IN this ciy-a period OF about zen
years-he has donated upwards VI tJ0e,0oo. gold
netted by MS art towards the charities Of The metro
polls.