The New York herald., 1870-08-17
MUSICAL AND THEATRICAL NOTES.


MUSICAL AND THEATRICAL NOTES.
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"La Belle Savage" the burlesque success Of Mrs.
John Wood in London. will be the opening bill OF
the Zavistowski sisters at the National washing
ton.
Miss Rosa Rand lately received bouquet con-
taining pair OF large solitaire earrings.
Lingard, Emmet, Lydia Thompson and Maggie
Mitchell follow each other during tho coming fall
circuit Of the New England states.
"Barbe Bleue" will be given on the reopening OF
the Adelphi, Boston, on the Goth.
Lefiingwell, Jafher Jenkins, Clorinda and Beppo.
will appear In Boston In the fall.
George Boniface has been engaged to travel with
W. Horace Lingard's burlesque troupe the coming
season.
George Riches. a London comic vocalist Of the
swell style, who arrived In this country on August
10, opens at the Old Bowery theatre tonight
The vicnnose ballet troupe close at the Grand
Opera House the latter part Of September, after
which they start on travelling tour through tho
country,
Colonel Allston Brown and Messrs. Lowell A SIM
mons, have made over Hve hundred engagements
for and with artists for the fall season.
Lawrence P. Barrett does not 60 back to the Cali.
fOrnia theatre, San Francisco Cal for next season.
He appears at Niblo's during the first part OF the
season.
The Opera House. Buffalo, N. Y, having been
retted and put In good order is to be reopened on
September g. under the management OF Harry Wes-
ton. with the following company:-willie and
Johnny Budds. Cool Burgess, Mons Baptstin, Nile.
Irma, Charles How ard. Harry Stanwood. Thomas
winnette Sig. Pedanto, Harry Bernard, G. p. Ber.
nard, Gus Williams, Jenny Kmball, Lotue May,
Georgle May James L. Carton, Robert Butler, Clara
Garner, J. J. Slocum, Viola Howard, Harry Fox,
Harrison sisters and Mile. venturol.
The Trmble Opera House, Albany, N. r., reopens
on September with the Lydia Thompson troupe.
Lucen Barnes Is the manager. Among the COM
pany engaged for the regular season are Edwin l..
Thorne, Rosa Rand, J. b. Curran, w. Lanning
Street. John Webster, Kate Ryner, 9. L. Knapp,
Maggie Parker, Harry Collins and Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Clifford. Among the stars who play there
are Lotta, Maggie MITCHELL J. X. Emmett, Little
X. McWade.
Laura Kecne has the Southern circuit this season,
commencing at Wallis Opera House, Washington;
thence to Norfolk. Charleston, Savannah and An.
gusta. Is her intention TO play all the best stars
AMI combinations during the season.
The new Philadelphia Museum opens early In Oc-
toher, under the management OF Carncross, Dixey Il
silnpson. B. A: Baker Is stage manager. In the
Monk. Minnie Monk, Mr.. ana Mrs. WOOD Benson,
Mary Carr ana Will OTIS.
George W. Patrer is the lessee ana manager of the
lishment September u, with good company,
aDayg Ess are eracs MF E Enn ro %de
COrdelia Cappeil and James Stewart. .
Matt Canning manages .SSe Opera House. Pitts
uurg W. Henderson. He opens hs Septenl-
Der s, with George Dickson, Waiter Donaldson, Nay
Roberts W. Il. Compton, May Montaa, J. H.An-
derson, Florence Noble and Harry HARRISON
u. Macauiey Is the manager OF Woods theatre,
CINCINNATI and he will open with good dramatic
company early in September. IIe has also secured
lease Of the National theatre IN the same city, for
the purpose OF playing combination troupes. fhere
promises 20 oe lively contest FOR supremacy OF
N r.. In porxopO Sr r. p Niles Is also
the purpose OF playing combination trOupes.
Doliie Bidwel the fayorite star through the East,
closed most brilliant star engagement at the Ly-
ceum, st. John. N. b., on July 3o
Frederick Robinson opens at the Theatre Royal,
g. X. Fox and Tony Denier start out with first
class pantomime ana ballet troupe early In septem.
ing through the West ana South, visiting the princl-
pal cities. The troupe consists OF premiere dam
Denier; Russian skater, brought from England by
Tony; MIR. Manlin, the spade dancer, and John
Burke, In his Irish speciates. Augustus 8. Pen
noyer, late business manager Tor the Kichngs Ope
Troupe, Nils the same position with this combine
uOn
Tho British Blonde Burlesque Troupe, OF which
Harry Beckett, Eliza Weatnersby and Rose Massey
are the cards, have had a most brilliant business
since they organized IN this city, They went to Salt
Lake CITY for three nights ana Brigham Young was
80 well pleased with them that he persuaded them
to remain Two weeks, which they did to crowded
son troupe. and attracted densely crowded houses.
This troupe open In Chicago August 22, for two
weeks; at st. Louis, September s, for two weeks,
and then make circuit OF the Western States
John Elisler will continue the management Of the
Academy Of Music, Cleveland. He will open the
first week In September with good company.
The Grswold Opera House, Troy, N. Y, viii re.
open for the season on September j, with the Lydia
THOMPSON troupe FOR three nights. Charles Mitchell
brother OF Maggie Mitchell and George Wilton, her
cousin, are the new managers. In their company
are the following pe0pe:-Dan Myron AnnIta
Harris. Joseph Gusme. Laura Page, j. y. StOner,
George U. Davenport, O. Hillyard, W. Il. Coleman,
Henry w. Mitchell, Andrew Giassrord Charlene
Weidman John Ferris, Kate QuintOD, Frank Barry,
John Hurst, and Alexander 1yte leader All the
principal stars play there.
The Academy Of Music, Buffalo, will open its
regular season under the Joint management Of John
ii. and Harry i. Mech, on september 8, with the
Fox aud Dener pantOmlme troupe. Anna Laner-
gan Is lie iding lady, 4. T. Stetson leading man. j.
A. Hodges and wife, Magiil and wife and George
Langley are In the company. The Meech brothers
also intend playing their company during the season
at Rochester and Syracuse.
Frank Lawler, who managed the Academy OF
Music, Albany, N Y, has at this late date concluded
to try the fortunes Of that establishment once more
having during the past week resumed the lesseeshp
OF 1t for the coming season He is at present In this
City securing first class dramatic company and all
the available stars and com mbnatons He Will re-
open early in September Mr. Lawlcr is great
favorite In Albany.