The New York herald., 1869-03-07
MU s E M E N T S.

FOURTH PHILHARMONIC CoNCERT.-It would be
almost supernuous to say that the Academy OF
Music was crowded at philharmonic concert this
since Dr. Doremus took the society in hand.
Therefore we shall not say anything about the i'm
mense audience which assembled at the Irving place
opera house last night The fact that the two lead
ing vocal societies OF Amerlca-the Liederkranz and
Arion-were to sing grand chorus from Wagner's
"Lohengrin" brought many hundred Germans to
the Academy. The chorus was given in magnin-
cent STYLE the 125 voices speaking as one
and coming out in an avalanche OF harmony
tra as colossal background. The effect was
electric and one could not help pardoning all Wag
majestic tones OF "Lohengrln, pealed through the
building. Bach's overture, air and gavOtte, which
we have described in full at one OF Thomas sym
Grange sang the lovely air from "Fidelio," one OF
the most delightful and tender songs in the
vanni" . No matter what persons may say
about the decadence OF this lady's voice,
he Is IN presence OF real talent and a thorough
artist Last night she sang in style which charmed
her hearers. Time has not dealt gently with her
voice. but 1t can never eradicate the artistic instincts
aud almost perfect method Of this great cantatrce.
Mendelssohn's exquisite % overture to "Melosine,"
pleted the rest OF the programme. The latter is Q
cher a. Gurre and was rendered by the society In
the high reputation OF the society and crowned
themselves with new laurels. But TO the ederkranz
was something 10 be remembered.
Musical and Theatrical Notes.
At the Sunday concert at Steinway Hall tonight
Miss Josie Hoyte and the well known vionist Prume
make their appearance. A fine programme IL prom
ised.
The Mendelssohn Orchestral Union will give their
customary concert at Irving Hall this evening.
large array Of artists is on the bills.
Leflngwel-Jenkins, now delighting the s'recon-
structed, Memphisians as "Clorinda,n will tickle
the creoles OF the Crescent City with "Beppon on
the 18th instant.
Fisk Jr., is again advertised in Philadelphia as
the proprietor OF French opera" Can't some
body lay claim to the English, German or Italian
operasf II some courageous person could be found
who will consent to own them they might finally be
made to pay. Who wants themi Don't all speak at
the new pantomlme Of the "seven Dwarfs,,
which Is shortly to be brought out at the Old
Bowery and which has been in preparation for the
past six months promises to be quite o sensation.
Many new stage effects are to be produced, which
for novelty and beauty win surpass ANYTHING OF the
kind ever before attempted In this city. The first
fun dress rehearsal Of the piece will be held this
sunday evening.
shortly appear in st. Louis and omaha where, by
the way, the people seem to have decided taste for
.Gentleman George. surnamed Boniface, appears
next week at the Theatre Comique, in new version
OF sDon Caesar de Bazan." "Puto.n by the aid OF
the wItchery OF two gushing blondes, is still drawing
large audiences at this establishment.
Mr. Bateman IL wise In the arrangement which he
mas n S b a.
tion for his puerile imitators havn't got the
Miss Pauline Markham has not lost the sigh, oil
one OF her eyes. as was alleged by certain sensa-
tionalists.
unsavory structures entitled the New York; and
the .Broadway" theatres are to be torn down. This
is also gain TO the theatrical world IN reducing the
TWO OF the leading artists OF Woods Museum died
the other evening from the extreme cold weather.
to fame as the Anaconda Broihers.n During their
brief engagement at Woods they coed themselves
into the affections OF Woods visitors and snaked
a good many greenbacks into Colonel woods
treasury. The living skeleton, the fat woman. the
Bohemian glass blowers Mr. Colvllle aud the learned
white mice followed the remains TO the place OF In
II there is anything more uncertain than white
il coming this country; then that she prefers ST.
Petersburg Then that Titiens and Mapeson's
shot OF 10 Dublin and now the rnmor or q revived
that they are coming, strengthened by the accession
OF lima de Murska, the beautiful Austrian with
rage, as she ought to be with pea green hair. How
the blondes viii tear out their oldfashioned tresses
q Of ing
fickleness OF fashion, only we werenot exactly pre-
pared for tne pea green csprse q these novelty
liams, WHO'S one Of the most enterprising ana reck
lessy lavish managers the earth, has tecgraphcd
per CuDic W uis rEeuCu h&cut 70 nave uS CaIRO VI
brunettes dipped head FIRST in the fashionable iuid
which crowns the intellectual head OF theatrical
beauty lovely pea green.
The Boston papers roundly denounced Brgfeid's
clacque. They are quite right, and We would like TO
see every usher and deadhead ,cacquer who at
tempts to force unmerted applause from an audi
ence summartly kicked out of the building They
greater nuisance than those importunste night
hawks yclepy "ticket speculstors.n
Miss Gordon Ii the leading lady Of Barrett Nc.
Culloughs new California theatre whtsh settles .
vexed question.
Broueham contemplates flying professional visit
70 California N the nrst PAcino RailgJad train.
II was not Mnlie Palmer who vas said 10 have
| married Bandmann BY some unmytlgAtod scandalst
but q Miss Hurtado.
| Eytinge adds another SvyJ Victim 70 the tsh