The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-19
MUSICAL AND THEATRICAL NOTES.


The great European Circus pitches it, tent in Will
nams0urg to morrow.
The wOrrell Sisters open at the Olympic theatre,
81. Louis, tomorrow.
Leringwell, with his "Gushing Clarnda," CON-
mences an engagement Of one week In Rochester on
the 27th.
The wallace Sisters have been meeting with much
success In the central part OF the State. They open
In Syracuse on the 10th.
Mr. and Mrs. Barney Williams Will commence q
four weeks engagement tomorrow evening at Bos-
ton theatre. THE Emerald Ring" WIN be the OPEN
ing play which will be brought out in the "Hub''
with the same scenery characterized its produc'
ton last season at the Broadway theatre In this
city.
Mr. and Mrs. w. j. Florence leave for California
tomorrow by the overland route. They open at
Maguire's opera House. in San Francisco, on the 4th
OF OctOber-just two weeks from to-morrow-and
after playing a six weeks engagement in that city
will return TO the Atlantic states, opening on
thanksgiving Day-the 18th OF Novemher-in Bal
tlmore.
Mr.. Joseph JEFFERSON closed his highly successful
engagement OF seven weeks at Booths theatre last
evening to an audience as large and fashionable as
that which filed the theatre from parquet TO gal
lery on the opening night Tomorrow evening Mr
Brooklyuites at their Academy Of Music, where he
remains for three nights and where he Will be sup
pOrleu Dy tne principal mcibbtfS VI VIC SOuPouy
that appeared in the piece at Booths. The cos
tunes, scenery, &c. viii also be imported from New
York.
Europe, laden with such dramatic honors as have
but seldom, II ever before. been sh0wered upon an
American artist abroad. opens at Booths theatre to-
morrow evening In her great role OF Leah, In the
play OF the same name. Miss Bateman who 1s
under o ten weeks engagement at this house,
Will be supported by strong company, including
Miss Blanche De Bar, Mr.. Theodore Hamilton and
Mr.. George Jordan. During her stay az Booths
ehnofr Airgl RQf N n
her famous representations such as Julia, Blanca
and her last London success, Mary Warner.
The CarlOtta PatSi concerts are announced to COM
mence at Steinway Hall on next saturday evening,
the 25th inst For the inaugural concert good pro-
gramme has been prepared, and appearances indi-
cate that the Patti concerts will create Juror
among our music-Ovlng citizens equally as great as
that which marked the advent OF Jenny Lind and
Catharine Hayes in this city. Theodore Ritter the
pianist, and Mr.. +. Jehin Prume, the vlOllnlst,
also make their appearance upon this occasion.
Carlottl Patti during her absence from this coun-
try, gave 1000 concerts in the principal Euro
pean cities, and is said to have everywhere met
with immense success
inauguratea at the Academy OF Music tomorrow
evening under the management OF NJ. Douyane, Is
to continue for about SIX weeks, after which the
troupe will meander through the provinces. The
company s said to be exceedingly strong, the lead
ing members OF which hail from the principal opera
houses IN Europe. The operas are to be mounted
superby and viii each have the advantage OF an
enlclent and indispensable ballet good repertoire
OF the works of the most popular composers is
announced, and it is thought that the season will
prove success. ia juive' will be the opening
sensation, and will be followed by la Femme ct
les MOuSquetalres.0
George Boniface, laughing to scorn the tricks and
capers OF Metropolitan managers deserts Gotham
next week for Albany, where ne contempiates tick
ing our profound legislators, during the coming
winter inIo something akin to the wisdom Of verta
bic Sol0ns. He appears on Monday week at the new
Albany theatre, which has just been completed, IN
conjunction with Meyers, Frank LAWYER and George
Ryer.
MISS Laura Keene, having become lessee of the
Chestnut street theatre Philadelphia, opens that
establishment tomorrow evening for the season.
The theatre in question during the summer mas
been greatly improved, and Is now rated as first
class place OF amusement. With newly furnished
ana rehtted house. new and brilliantly organized
company, and under the vigorous administration OF
successful manageress ably supported in every
department, IL Is thought that the the
ovated and redecorated Chestnut will prove emil
nently successful.
new brigade OF short-skirted burlesquers have
taken the held. They are known as ''rhe Nellie
Maskel Burlesque Troupe" and are under the man
agement Of Mr. Edward Fox. who served his ap-
premiership at burlesque management at the Tam
many Wgwam In this City. They appear In Plain
field, N. j., tomorrow, and on the 18th inst they
open at Bethlehem, Pa They travel through the
provinces with brass and string band and are
said to be creating quite sensation.
The Waverley theatre having passed into new
hands last evening, the company which up to the
presen. time has been performing there emlgrates
to Brooklyn tomorrow evening, where they open at
Donnelly's Olympic In round OF their varieties en-
tertainmeuts.
Mile. Josefna FilOmeno, the talented young
Chilean pianist and violinist, Will give grand
sacred concert at SeInway Hall this evening for the
relief Of the Cuban patriots. The object oil the con-
cert is q worthy one, and as good programme Is
offered there will doubtless be large attendance of
those whose sympathiss are With W.T., the struggling pa
upon this occasion will be assisted by a number OF
well-known artists, besides several amateurs all Of
whom have volunteered their services.