The New York herald., 1870-09-08
Hlus!CAA AND DRAMATIC NOTES.


Mrs. +. d. Conway and Mr.. John Owens appear in
"London Assurance" at Nbio's on Friday for the
benefit of Mr.. Barrett.
Lima EdMln's theatre opens on Monday with an
original comedy called "A Bird in the Hand is Worth
Two In the Bush" and "Back-Eyed Susan" The
company consists Of Stuart Robson. Harry Jackson,
J. ii. Chatterton, j. w. collins, George Jordan II.
Pray. Lima Edwin, Emma Cline. Emma Lewis, Aggis
Wood, Alice Lysle, Sallie Germane Kitty Doud,
Ella Smith, Edwin Thorne, Walter Grisdall, Eugene
Eberle. Z. r. Parsoe, Jr., Harry JoseDhs, II. J..
Broughton, Horace Nelson, Amelia Harris, Lille
Edridge. Marie Stuart Dora Herbert, Alice Ather.
ton, Emma Germaine, Emma Butler. The orchestra
will be under the direction Of Mr.. J. B. Donnker.
The sale OF seats for the Seebach season at the
Fourteenth street theatre has commenced at Schir-
mer's. The ragedtenns is expected to arrive in a
day or two.
The Fifth Avenue Theatre opens Tuesday with
the comedy, 'sMan and Wife, This beautiful little
dramatic boudOlr has been greatly improved and
the company ranks second to none In America in
their speciaties
Madame Fanny Janauschek's debit in English
dra ma at the Academy of Music under the manage
ment Of Mr.. Augustn Daily, Will be one Of the
|. great dramatic events OF the season. Deborah
Next week Christine Nilsson will arrive in the Cuba
with her fine company OF artists. These alone would
CONSTITUTE SJOHx dttrdClOH lor any pubic, ana
when we add to them the recognized queen Of the
lyric stage one can easily understand the cause Of
the present excitement in musical circles.
Mr.. George L. Fox, the modern Grlmadl, who has
made pantOmime an art. and who has no living su-
perior In that line, is making vast preparations for
his forthcoming pantomime. 1t Will surpass even
the tar famed ''Humpty Dumpty," and all the re-
sources Uf the Olympic VIII be brought into requis
ton TO insure its success.
Mr.. Theodore Thomas, the leading orchestral d-
rector OF New York, commences series OF grand
classical concerts at the Boston Music Hall OctO-
| IA wit nA1 G fV
clans. The concerts will be ten in number. The
following WORKS VIII he gven:-WaQner-VOr
"Lohengrin; Fine Faust Ouverture; Overture, "Der
Fliegende Hollander." Lszt-Symphonic poem
Lenans Faust tMephlsto Waltz; Gretchen, Elm
Characterbd aus der Faust symphony; Concerto for
plano in A, No. 2. Bargel-Overture, "Medea,' Op.
Al. Hiler-Concerto + sharp minor, Op. 81. Catel-
Overture, "Semramis." Bach-Concert0 for three
viollns, three volas, three viol0nceos and contra
bass. Beroz-"March OF Pilgrims; "Harodr SYM
phony Guck-Balet music "Paris ct Hell ene.n Schu-
bert-Entr' acte, "R0samunde;n "Reitermarsch."
Miss Anna Mehg Is engaged as pianist at these con-
certs One night Is set apart FOR Beethoven, with
dat, Op. 50: concerto, for piano, No. 4, G, Op. 58
oyertire, "CorlOlan,n Op. 81; septett, Op. co. for
Sla1ionet, bassoon, horn and the entire string
orchestra; theme and variations scherZO and finale
fantasle, plano, chorus aud orchestra, 0p. so.
One or the features of the tragedy Of ''Julius
CGsar," performed at Niblo's Is grand triumpha
march, composed by Signor G. Operti, leader OF the
orchestra, and played at the entrance Of Cesar 1t
is far superior 10 The general standard Of dramatic
music.
choir in Trinity parish under the name o. st. Thomas
Choir.
Miss,Emma @. Terry, the prima donna, is fast re-
covering from her severe Sickness.