The New York herald., 1871-11-13

between the second and third acts. Mr.. Levy sue
and and. his sdmrsbs 1 playing PLEASANTLY oiyerts tss
attention OF the house for lew minutes.
MUSICAL AND THEATRICAL NOTES.
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NJ. and Mrs. Florence. owing to the great success
OF eileen Oge' and the earnest solicitation OF
Messrs. Baker and Cole. managers Of the Grand
Opera House, have consented to extend their en-
gsgement here two weeks longer. This has caused
them no little expense, as previous engagements In
the provinces had 70 be cancelled.
The hrst musical soiree OF the BROOKLYN branch Of
taxes place at the Athen.um on Tuesday. The fol
lowing pupls appear-Mlss Jessie Palmer, Miss
MISS Hugains Mrs. aaisn. Miss GaoeI Miss Alien, Alien,
ana Messrs. +. stokes, Charles keutgen, U. Frcken
s. esqses MANN SaDs
B. Mclaughlin, y. Costello, Mckinley, KohIer, stlrn
and Weeks, and Masters Newman, Pope, Foster,
Drifrinas Abroad.
s'Die Blumengeister," by Herr Theodor Gasz-
mann, mas been brought out at Lepsic. The misc
scene was splendid, and the piece was iavorably
received. g. 9@a f
At the second Gewandhaus concert O couple OF
unpublished marches by Joachim were executed,
and violoncello concerto OF Haydn's maze part OF
the programme.
The Socetalres Of the Francois are about TO erect
In P6re la Chase q monument to the memory OF
Adrienne Lecouvreur, VINO Is buried ct Grenele g.
near the Hotel de Vogue. N
Mile. Anronine. and not Nine Fargueil, will play
the principal part in the piece OF NJ Sardou, forth.
coming at the Vaudeville. The role Is said TO be
unworthy Of Mme Fargueil. HefH
The nonors recently paid to the memory OF Uko
Foscolo have been the OF revival OF one OF
his tragedies, "este winch was IavoraDy received
at the oliteama OF Florence. x s j
The third part OF Herr Hebbel's "Nibelungen.
triloge, lately brought out alter many difculttes
ct the Vienna Hofburgtheater, was very successful,
and the scenery and mise en- scene were especially
good.
one act episode, in verse, by NJ Francois Con.
pee mas been produced at the OdeoD, with the ttIle
"Fals ce que d0is.n On the night OF It's perf0rm.
ance Mile. Tnerval made her debut In George
Dandin.
signor Ferdinando Bosio has published In Palermo,
Napol mel 1799 IN style the modern French
dranatists who initiate Victor Hugo and Alexandra
Dumas.
The National Choral Society Of England, under
the direction OF Mr.. g. w. Martin, IS organizing
grand performance or the "Mossiah" In aid OF the
Chicago fund. Applca ton viii be made for the use
OF the Royal Albert Hall for the performance.
Mile. Schneider has been engaged to give nfteen
epfesentatOns at the B0ures III st. Petersburg re-
celving eco per night As tne Russian authorities
object to the title OF la Grande DucheSse', M.
0nenAach's opera Is to DC called lie Sabre de Mon
Madrid manager, having refused the authors
rights TO Onenbach for having performed the Cha
condemned by Madrld tribunal to pay looo reals.
and Is interdicted from performing the opera In
future. 4tN "a
AT the Vienna Hosoperntheatre the recess has
been well occupied by the necessary preparations
for the new ballet "Fantasca," winch, produced
under the superintendence or its author, the ia
nous Paul Ia 1ll0ui. Of Berlin. has with great
success. fs.N
M. Revial-ore OF the most efnclent and success
ful singing masters oil the Paris Conservat0ire-
last month at the aye OF sixty. Not fewer than
dozen OF the most popular vocalsts Of the French
lyrical theatres were pupils OF this esteemed
The case OF Sarah Waters, the "baby farmer has
furnished an Italian piagarst with materials for
Misteri di Londra, has been performed at one OF
the Milan theatres and published IN B6ti0teca edo
AaddytG 7edtyde.
the Eternal city are the second-rate performances
at the Apollo Theatre, where Irayiatan aternat ates
wlih "Masanlello,' tue spirited tenor Mazzaleni,
taxing the principal character IN the latter work,
aud winning the dsual encore for the oarcar0lie.
Among new pieces IN contemplsuon In Paris are
ala Iartare," by N. J. Legonx, at the Athenee;
hearsal ct the Palais Roya. aud Gle Gendre du
Colonel" & :. the vaudevie: M lev In the piece last
first appearance at the Vaudeville.
The Covent Garden autumn season commenced
on Monday octoner SO. with Rossini's 'semL
FiRlia;' and on Saturday there was the deDut of
and Brussels, who appeared IN the ssrraviata-n
Baron Won Periall. the "Thcaterintendent, OF
n ons poem oD, S n Hs e
tragedies, which require space much scenery ana a
theater and The Tne ess importt ho
dramas and comedies VIII be performed al the small
Resldenztheater In order that they may not lose
their charm by bens acted on TOO large stage.
Every one was curious to see how the opera of
"Erostraten In Paris would be reviewed in the
Deoats, the composer, N. Reyer. being the musical
tnat ne never expected his opera to run more than
three nights, aud that he was mistaken, as it was
Temple OF Epnesus IN order to leave q name to
poster1ty: and when M. Reyer declares that his
na o Sad operas win
that he shares one Of the peculiarities OF his hero
Mr.. Mapleson's winter season at Covent Garden,
TO which London has been accustomed during sue
cesslve NOvembers. the principal vocaists named
sna ss Mme
FanceliL vizziani, Tesseman, Rinaldlni, Prudonza.
M. ". Morgan; sianori Agnesl Foil. Borelia Men.
dlor0Z, Caravoga, AntOnucci, Stefano, Cas8abOnl
and Zoboll SiGnori Iesseman and Stelano Will ap.
pear for the nrst time here. A. novelty
prima donna sianor Ii Calsl IS conductor. the
band and chorus being those Of Her Maessy's opera
The Asnenoum says:-sr ". sterndale Benefits
Guiding night Of the Royal National Opera. q the St
James, Theatre London. the publishers, " We are
prohibited the performance OF the Cantata-an ex-
ercise OF discretion ON their part at which composer
author, and perhaps, the people ought to rejoice.
Balie's "B0hemian Girl" ended this iil-advlsed and
badly managed attempt to resuscitate native opera,
and the finale ended with one Of those impr0vsed
scenes IN which the people In front OF tho curtain have
TO assst % well as the artists benind the Stage lights
All this II very sad th0 more SID when We think VI
the reckless tone Of many Journals which stfove 70
uphold what was radically bad, and TO persuade the
public that they Rad neither eyes nor ears.
The 6rst rehearsal OF Richard Wagper's new OPP
era, "L0hengrin, took place In the Tcatr0 C0mil-
nale at Bologna, on The I'd OF October. The follow.
ing Is the cast:-Elsa, Sign0ra Blume; Ortruda sig
nora Destinn; Lohenann SlRnor Campanini;
Tcramondo. signor snenzi; the King. Sig.
nor GalvanI; the Herald, SiRnor Butti.
6lgn0ra Bumo ana Sign0r Galvanl are sttll I'M
known; the remaining artstes have well estab-
.hshed ieDutations. the chorus has already been