The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-05-17
MUSICAL AND THEATRICAL NOTES.

There viii he no performance at the olympic
theatre this evening, the new pantomime OF "IIic-
cory Diccory DOGGY being scarcely yet ready for
presentation, Tomorrow evening, however. the
piece will he produced IN gorgeous manner, and
from what we nave been able to learn concerning it,
the new pantomime promises to be a great success.
The scenery, costumes, &c. viii be entirely new,
and the piece 1t Is said, will bear no resemblance
whatever TO the 'late lamented" "Humpty
Dumpty."
"The Tempest Ia to rage for another week at the
Grand opera House. ON Monday next, the oath
inst, the last French dramatic sensation. sard ou's
patriotic play OF "Patre," will be brought out
at this establishment after the original
models used in its production In Paris. The cos
tunes and scenery are to be OF the most elaborate
description, and the cast will include Messrs Daven-
port, Mayo, Clarke and Bangs, Mrs. Mary Gladstone,
Mrs. stetson. Bianch Grey, and others. The piece
promises to be the sensation or the week.
The Laurie troupe OF English pantominists are
busIy engaged at Wallacks preparing for the sum-
er season. which at this theatre as at several other
like establishments IN the metropolis will be made
enjoyable by the cool but mrth-prevaling nonsense
OF pantomime and burlesquc. The regular dramatic
season at Wallack's Will close In about two weeks
Immediately after which manager Moss VIII intro
dnce the Laurie troupe to the New York pubIc In an
eNtravagant pantOTnne, which mas been III course
OF preparation for months.
creating quite q nuttcr In Williamsburg by the
artistic manner In which she personated Earl Darn
lev In 'sIhe Field OF the Cloth OF Gold" his even
ing she appears rs the heroine In "Under the Gas-
ilghtn and on Wednesday next she mlRiates 10 the
Bowery, where she II q great favorite, and Mr..
Edward Eddy takes her place In 1.-THE burg" to
delight Its citizens with tragedy and heavy scnsa-
Miss Kellogg this Monday evening sings In
"pon Pasglaer for the appreciatlve New
uavenes IL II her first appearance In Con-
necticut since her return from Europe. Last
anp
ncer at 1T. stephens church. IN this city, on
Monday evening she appeared ut concert in Wasl,-
ington, and on Tuesday she sung portions OF tho
mortaIs, when they are shackled TO an in,presdrto
are compelled Ia travel around rather lively at times
Parepa-Rosa gives her last concert IN Albany tins
evening. On Thursday evening she will favor the
good people Of New Haven In similar manner.
Brlgnoli. he glides smoothly along up the sunny
Mississippi Ia gliding just smoothly the sunny
stream Of unrunied success. ON saturday evening
last he sang IN the Barber OF seville In Nashville,
and this evening he opens in Louisville, KY. with
"Don Pasquale.n lie remains IN Louisville three
days.
x grand vocal and instrumental concert viii he
given ut Steinway Hall ON Thursday next Miss
Dora Harris u young prima donna, soprano. Nine.
Natal Tesla, the favorite cUntrnlt0. and McSsrs.
Tamaro, Coleti, Pattison, Kopta and Berge assisted
by Thomas grand orchestra, viii appear on this
occasion in a programme OF rare excellence
ole Bull, the great violinist, Ia finishing up his
Western tour. lie appears in Pittsburg the 18th,
and after three performances In Baltimore. Pha-
dcphia and Washington, returns TO New York,
where ne will give his farewell concert at Stelnway
Hail, on the 18th or May.
The Wallace SISTERS Buriesque Company which
left New York short time since gaining success
among the coal strikers In Wiikesbarre. Allentown
and scranton, and are going 10 Reading this week
TO rive few performances OF the "Grand Ducness''
rendered into English.
I.agsrd. With his bur,esaus company. open n