The New York herald., 1870-06-13
MUSICAL AND THEATRICAL.

The irst and principal feature in amusements this
week is the great Beethoven Jubilee. which COM
mences at eight O'Clock this evening. at the Ameri-
can Institute Coliseum corner OF Third avenue and
Sixty-third street. The programme is a. foows:-
symphony in 9 minor rAAl ,iAsf Beethoven
' The The sre.i I, classic m o. orchesir. -
Grand Aria and choraIs.
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The entire grand combined chorus,
Grand cSSrsls.
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PART SECOND
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, 80 ~ ssrs Grand aria cornss oDlisa'o u.na.,
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>''''' '''' The combined choral societies,
the great orchestra and the organ.
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The entire choral soceties ckoirs and grand chorus
ine great 0rcnss,Ia' ths rnn,,a,v hands.
the electric artillery.
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p s. Gilmore
The Coliseum is now ready for its noble work, and
complete. There is every reason to expect not only
grand, bur also artistic celebration of the hum
dredth anniversary Of the greatest musical genius
that ever tine world saw.
Booths theatre will be closed this evening for
grand dress rehearsal Of the forthcoming sensation,
''The HuguenOt," which viii be presented to-mor-
row night in splendid style. The sClodoche Troupe
Of grotesQue dancers have been engaged for the
occasion.
"Fernanden enters upon It's second week at the
Fifth Avenue, and since its nrst representation the
beautiful little theatre has been crowded with
fashionable audiences. In Miss Agnes Ethel we
find combined those qualities which have made Des-
clee, Fromentin and Antonine the favorites Of the
Partisan stage and in her hands the title role has
worthy representative. Tonight a new galop, en-
titled "The Fifth Avenue" will be played by Mr..
StOepels orchestra.
The genial humor of John Brougham receives an
artistic setting In his admirable drama the "Red
Light; or Signal of Danger,n with which Manager
Moss opened his summer season at Wallack's. With
out HIM 1t might not take such hold on the public,
but with him its attractions are unquestionable.
The merry little sprte, Mrs. James A. Oates intro
duces two novelties tonight at the Olympic. the
first is the farce of "The Dancing Barber" in which
sons recent benefit OF Nibo's will appear, and Ihe
Daughter OF the Regiment" an original buresque.
carefully selected from the best composers.
clever imitation of the Boston Peace Jubilee will
be gwen by Hernandez's grand orchestra.
''Not Guilty. with all It's exciting situations
military pageant, ba.tle scene and rich mounting,
still holds The boards at NDlo's. This the last
week OF the season at that establishment. Messrs.
Jarrett Palmer close in order to make extensive
improvements In tbe stage for the fall season. when
they intend to reproduce sThe Black Crookn and to
bring out some other novelties On the ed the
friends OF Mr.. J. A.. zimmerman propose giving him
grand testimonial benefit at this house.
Exxy4I frn, vto
teenth week at the Grand Opera House tonight.
Madame Lanners Viennese ballet will be the next
addition to the myriad attractions OF the spectacle.
Messrs Butler and Gilmore are piling PeiOn upon
Ossa In the quantity and quality OF the bill presented
this week at the Theatre Comique. The comic pam
tomme OF ''ilunkee Doree.'' Master Barney, Johnny
Thompson, J. 9. Stewart, Miss Lizzie Kelsey and the
grand ballet troupe are among the attractions.
Hop o. My ThumD'' has proved a successful PAN
tomfme at Woods Museum. The Martnett troupe
Maiitt's new comic pantomime. "old Granny
Grumpy" VIII be brought out for the first time to-
night at Tammany. Mace and Allen also ap-
pear.
night at the BOwery. on Friday the annual benefit
Of the attaches OF the theatre takes place.
Thomas Central Park Garden concerts every even-
Ing are aS attractive as ever.
Kelly Icons Minstrels have fine bill for the
week
SO have Allen & Pettengiil's Minstrels, at Bry-
Miss Leona Cayender. still retains Brongham's
"The Wild Rose Of Wicklow, is Tony PASTORS
latest sensation. Riggs takes a benefit tomorrow
and Seymour and kerns on Thursday.
John Hooley has a benefit tonight at Hooleys,
Brooklyn.
Last week the renowned Berge Choral Union gave
their third concert at Association Hail and were
greeted by large and fashionable audience The
programme consisted OF ''The Ruins OF Athens
overture, "Naluco;" Preghiera, II Due Foscari'
(dme SaIvotti); rio ''Lucrezia" Mrs. Kruger, Mr..
Berthelot and Mr.. DuschniJz, and ''My Song Shall
Be Of the Lord" Berge Mrs. Krugerl. Mr.. Walker
sang in Beethoven's great work. The concert was
a decided success under the direction Of DR.. VIM.
Berge.
grand Beethoven juvenile festival will be given
by the pupils OF the Tenth ward schools, at Stein
way Hall, on the evenings OF June 16, 20 and o.
der the direction Of George F. Bristow The sooists
are Misses II. Beebe and A, Wood and Messrs. HOif-
man, Macdonald, Beckett. Warren and Plerson.
The next concert OF the Berge Choral Union takes
place at Association Hall on the 21st INST.
Professor Christian Berge gives grand concert at
Flushing on the 23d OF June, the programme to be
rendered by the pupils OF the Flushing conservatory
OF Music. OF which he Is director. The programme
comprises some OF the choicest selections from the
German and Italian schools.