The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-03
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.


short week AT the Fourteenth street theatre has
won her way into the hearts Of the Metropolitan
public, has given evidence Of far higher degree Of
histrionic talent than one here gave her credit
| for. As Marie Stuart Gretchen and Vaierie-three
trying roles, and differing nom each other In every
respectable bore out the Ideas OF Schiller Goethe
and Scribe with remarkable fidelity, ana invested
each character with grace and attractvencss Pc
cuiarly her own. She appears tonight for last
\ time Marie Stuart, and on Wednesday in Char
| Iotte Bronte's strong character, Jane Eyre. The
same play win be repeated the following night and
| probably ar the SATURDAY matinee. Mile. veneta
| appears as Deborah on Thursday.
On this day week one OF the most Interesting
events Of the win take place at the Academy
OF Mnsic 1t WIN be the debut of Mile. Fanny
Janansci,ek in English tragedy. The successful
career OF TINS lady m the very highest walks OF the
drama in her own Language augnrs well for SINH
lar result IN tho new line she hos adopted. Mr..
DAILY, her manager, has ordered his scenic artist,
Mr.. James Roberts, to prepare entirely new scenery
for ME- Janauscneks representations. deborah
and ''Nari otuarrn viii be given for the FIRST i've
nights and matinee. and on Saturday night she win
appear In sparkling little comedy, "Come Here,"
which VIII be followed 10y 1.-The Lady OF Lyons"
with Mr. walter Montgomery Claude and MISS
Agnes Ethel as Pauline.
Nile. Christine Nilsson WIN give bn. iive more con-
certs IN this city previous 10 her departure for
Philadelphia. These will take place Monday,
"Wednesday. Friday evenings ana Saturday
matinee this week, and, for the last limc on Mon
day, October 10. Miss Mehlig replaces Mir. wehii as
pianist The OF the company remains the same.
Mics Linz Edwin makes q bold dash a. her pretty
little theatre tonight by the production Of drama
tization OF "Barnaby Rudge,n with the following
casi:--Sinon Tapperti stuart Robson: Barnaby
Rudge, Miss Enna Cline; Hugh, Edwin rhorne;
Dennis, the Hang,nsn, VI. A. Weaver Gabriel Var.
den, Holmes; Mr. Haredale. W. Grisdale; Sir John
and Edward Chester, +. Marsden; LORD George
Gordon. George Jordan, IT,; Gashiord, Il. Eber!e;
Old Ridge a. ID. Billings; Joe WIllet aurry
Josephs; MISS Miggs Miss Stuart; Mrs. Ridge. BIrs
Prior; Dolly Warden, Miss Lille Elirdge; Emma
Harcda.e. Miss Lewis: Mrs. Warden, Miss Wood.
There are plenty OF materials in the story to make
up stroug and elective drama and Miss Edwn's
company has many good ana excellent elements.
Tie management oil NlblU's announce new
character for Lotta u Is taat OF sam Wlllouglhy
IN the '.y1cAet OF Leave Man, They further state
"thaG III 10 produce this great drama with all
possible eiect'' i'll addition Lolita, scenery pro-
perties ana genera, details they present great cast.
Prank Lawlof az Robert Briefly, Alexander Fiiz-
gerald as sem Dalton, Theodore Hamilton rs Hawk
shayF Vininc Bowers Melton Moss and Miss
Buchanan as Nary Edwards. We hardly think it
the light q assistants to MISS Lolita, considering that
the character size pays Is almost the least important
in The drama. w suppose 1t IS one OF tho necessary
evils Of the perIcious star SYSTEM
On "Wednesday evening the long promised panto-
mime. 'Wec Willie Winkie" VIII be brought ut
tie Olympic. The most extensive preparations in
the wa OF scenery. mechanical changes and be-
wtdering transformation have been made. The In
lIlitabie George Fox viii appear, or course, as
clown, George Eeanc as Pan.a.oon, r. Honeywood
as Harlequin and Mis- Fanny Beime as Colanbne.
There are two Transformation scenes.
.'rhe Rivals" stlll remains the bills at Wallacss
with the same strong cast - signaized lis produce
ton last week Albers comedy, ..Thc Two iioses''
Is IN active preparation. The improvements in The
auditorium u this theatre including The new act
drop, give il entirely new and fresh look, which
WAS greatly needed. The attendance IS merry large
and OF the wcu known Wallackian standard.
| The success OF Man ana Wife, at Mr.. Days
charming little Fifth Avenue theatre is great to
| Judge from the crowded houses every night that we
| are surprised 10 Tie announcement of It's with
| ,rawal after twelve more nights. The desire 10
biing other pieces from the extensive repertoire
OF the establisim ent win probably tor IT,
| '.rnc Mystery or Edwin Brood ..The Hunchback,''
! "Hcir az Law .'London Assurance ana Fer
| ninueo are underlined
| MIR, Joseph Jefferson enters upon me eighth week
OF his engagement at i0oti's, and as yet the man
ageinen! OF the public give no sign thai they have
| i single character-fcr The play ITSELF does not
| amount to anylhlng-is unprecedented
The old, dlsna-o0king New YORK. theatre has I'M
dergoDe magical transic, NATION and cOIes out to-
night sprncc elegant and youthful looking any
| oil meittlbors under the name oi the tlobe-an
onset We suppose. Mr.. Fechfer's venture In Bos-
| tor. III niacons tower has been replaced ny
SNOWY M.nsard-l,Ke front ana roof ana Ire bairoom
| cairs have gwen way TO modern seats OF the
most approved pattern. The iGnefCal boxes, which
| looked ike 20 many ca,afaiares are also changed
and "A
catci 10 the entire building Mir. Josh Hart who
| presided over Tie waning fortunes Of the Tammany.
! appointed manager or the Globe. lie has
| gagged some strong ATTRACTIONS for The opening.
Aiaong them are Inc Lisa Weber burlcsquc troupe,
| Betty glgi ana j cNp5 de oaiief, comedians and
champion vocalsts OF al kinds and troupe of dogs
| and monkeys.
mate returns tonight TO its usual variety pro-
granmc. First come the kiraliy company Of
! dancers, sixty III number, and then II panfofnmc by
The saxon Infants ana buriesdue ana farce Tor tile
rDatinees. Towards the end oi the month we
| threatened with another Eruption Of the blondes.
lie PETIT taust" ieLains on the dis OF the Grand
! Opera House. IL IL very clever and amusing
| oi,rs ooi.6i, and some o. Heryes best music may
be fond IN NJ but II is robbed Of many Of ts atraC
! lions by the vuigarity and positive indecency Of
| some Of the company. The lady who appears As
manacr whcI, should not be tolerated on anS stage.
The ballet Also IN which there Is mol one premiere
en'se9, strictly speaking, should either be omitted
! entirely 81 considerably pruned.
MIS- Sco,a-Slddons plays this week ~ Mrs. Con-
ways PARK theatre, Brookiyn, appearing Tonight III
1 - IL ~ " INoil>.
! a,Es Clara FER. the distinguished prlma donna
| con.falto has been engaged Tor series ol grand
operate rJteS 1he Stadt theatre, VIII make
htr lrsi appearance October as Orsni III .'Lucre-
Zia Borga.n Miss eeri's career Vienna was Of
such unvaryilg SUCCESS that htgh expectations are
! formed of her on Tue American stage. Tonight
'Bobest' VIII he given al TIC Stadt, with the follow
nas c4st:--isabei,a Miue Roner: Eoosrt, Mr. Bern
hard Bertrand, Mr. FTIlOscb: Alca. Niic Lichtnay;
! B4lnpaut Id. habcnIaD, Helene. Mile. Kruger.
| Un Wednesday CAR Formes appears IA Fastan IN
| Nicoiais Merry Wive-."
I Ir. Louis iJachaucf, the eminent oryaniet aud
professor OF music commences LIS season OF musical
! luslructi tEis week. Mr. Daghalef WAS nciaber
! OF the jury 1t the Paris f&posltloa.
Marietta tave commences IN engagement al the
Howery this Week, opening With = new sensational
| drama called ''Jargtlne, The Dan'iiig IN
Miss Clara Louise Kellogg, Anercd'a own lrin9
d0ltI3n, announces grand concert ~ tue Acadcny
of Music saturday night anu one ii the HroOkyn