Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-04-19
THEATRICAL AND MUSICAL.

Salt Lake City is to nave a new theater
Edwin Adams is at the Academy O
Music, Buffalo.
Laura Keene is at the Savannah ga.
theatre this week.
Charlotte Thompson is at the Varieties
Theater, New Orleans.
EmersOn's MINISTRIES are at the Academy
Of Music, indianapolis.
ALI Burnett, the humOrist, is on his
way to Salt Lake City.
Amy Stone is the most popular actress
ofthe day at Salt Lake City.
Ground has been broken for the new
opera house in P~ittsburg.
F~orepaugh's circus and menagerie is
showing in New Albany, n q.
Elise Holt is exhibiting Harry Wall at
the new Opera House, Pittsburg.
Manning's MINISTRIES Will locate in Gin
Cinnati during the summer season.
J. W. Wallack will next season be lead
ing man at Selwyn's Theater, Boston.
FalcOner's "Peep o. Day" is having a
successful run at Drury Lane, London.
Buckley's minstrels have temporary
possession of the Louisville Opera House.
The theater Of st. John, N. B., is open,
and ''The Sea Of Ice" is the present at
traction.
school will soon have been kept in
400 nights at the Prince Of Wales Theater,
London.
The Morlacchi troupe, at the st. Charles
Theater, New Orleans, have made a hit in
q" Undine.'
Maggie Mitchell commences a three
weeks our in the New England States
next Monday.
Sangali has begun an engagement at
Virginia City, where b has at once be-
come popular.
The Chapman Sisters and c. B. Bishop
viii be at the opera house, Elmira, New
York, next week.
Kelly q Icons miustrels propose bring
ing out a burlesqUe "FrOu-Frou" in New
York mex week.
Lawrence Barrett is meeting with great
success in san Francisco as LGQddere, in
the Dukes Motto"
Maggie Mitchell. Charlotte Cushman.
and a nBmber of other actresses of note,
began public life as ballet dancers.
Frank Drew is starring at the New Al
hambra Theater, San Francisco, in Bouci-
cault's fve-act drama Of "Grimaldi."
"The Green Huntsman " is the title of
a spectacular play now attracting great
attention at the Varieties, st. Louis.
Paris is to have a new thester on the
Boulevard Montmartne, on the spot for
merly occupied by the Cafe de Mulhouse.
Fecbter will reappear in New York on
the 18th inst, at the French Thester,
where he viii play in both French and
English drama.
Lucille Western, under the title "The
Western, is playing "FroU-ErOu, ""Nan-
cy Sykes" and Leah at the Academy Of
Music, New Orleans.
George w. Morgan, the O~rganist. will
give this spring and summe a series of
organ concerts in the principal cities out
side Of the metropolis.
Balfe has written twenty-five operas,
not one of which can be said to have
proved q failure, while several have met
with remarkable success.
Fanny B. Prices residence, near Elmira,
New York, was robbed of several hum
bred dollars worth of jewelry, clothing,
ETC., on the 10Th Of March.
Anna Swan, the giantess, is amazing
the good folks of San Francisco. She is
accompanied by Monsieur Joseph, a
French giant, who was terribly fright
at the last earthquake shock at the
California capital.
Charles Auguste De Beriet died last
Friday in Brussels. He was in his time
one Of the most admired violinists in the
musical world. Born at LOuvain in 1902,
be was educated chiefly at Paris, and ap-
peaEed at concerts in successful rivalry
with the great Pagsnini. In 1886 he mar |
ried Madame Malibrsn, who was then at
height Of her fame, and whose sud-
den death at Manchester occurred only a |
few months after her marriage. De
BeriOt subsequently became one of the
leading instructors in the Paris Conserva-
tory. As a composer, he is known by
several concertos for the violin and ope-
ratio adaptations, and these are vet favor
ite with b leading violin virtuosos of
the day.