The New York herald., 1871-03-24
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
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I M j. X Emmett is to play at Nblo's early Ia
August.
Robertsons last play, "Blrih.n viii be produced
| on Monday positively at Wallack's
| Marie Seebach continues lew nights longer at
! the Fourteenth street theatre.
Lucille Western has benefit tonight 10 The Park,
! Brooklyn.
..rhe FoolS Regengen (Risoleso) and "Hamle"
| are in preparation at Booths.
] public rehearsal OF the Philharmonic Society
takes place ut the Academy to-day
Louis George julien, cher doycnes'lr, from Lon
| don, h as arrived In New York.
Another big monkey is IN town, and 1t ts hoped he
will not follow the example OF his two predecessors
| Little "Olte" Goldsmith The six year old ShaRs-
pcarlan reader, will give an entertainment at Chea'
| erng's on Tuesday evening.
| The Young Ladies' Charitable Union VIII give
their second annual concern III Lyric Ilall on The sd
! proXimo.
Johnny Allen. a popular minstrel performer, VIII
make his dtb6t on the dramatic stage rs Dutch
comedian Tonight in Williamsburg.
Mr. James W. Morrissev Will have benefit aG the
Grand opera House on the so.I inst, on which oc-
! c;ison ia Perichole' win he given.
| A concert win be given at Stenway Hal on Sa,ur-
day n,ent by the Iudcs' Ala Society OF the Galne-
mann Hos piGal, III which Miss Clara Louise Kellogg
| viii sing.
| The one hundroa;n performance Of Saratoga" at
the Filth avenue theatre On saturday night VIII be
lnade ihe occasion o ft ej7e at that coscy little
/ hcudoir.
The progrnulaN fcr ,e nsI co:tc =. OF tAe Bgo1k-
| iow's symphony IN sharp milor '.I-enora' ovet-
! tufc, No. 2, Beethoven, ana "ie.i" overture.
IN the PROVINCES.
/ The Forresters played ''Hosedale In TcaYeilworth
on March Is aud achieved decided success.
The 0ates burlesqne troupe epmmeuced an en-
sasement IN Memphis last wesk.
Mlss iisetta Derrald's late engagement al Me-
Vicaer's Chicago, was not successful
=. +. Daycnpor's sir Giles oyercach seems 10
have taken Philadelphia 6y storm.
a dramatic entertainment lor the renent or the
French sufferers Wi! be giyeN 81 The lnia'leiphia
Academy lo.nght.
Theodore ihonas' orehestra AMI Mss NINA Heh-
liz, the paa.s, are to 1lye eNefa concerts IL
Washington ths Weck and neNi.
Miss Fanny Dayepport, Inc clavmng young
actress nom lc f,i.h Avenue , theatIe n ms -
day evening". AZ Lady Gay Spa.hef, III ''London
, Assurance"
Nj. William J. florence, the eomedian has
ment o the olympic theatre. LONDON, 10 give inter-
pretalions OF nickehs characters, which he Is lis.
posed to accept. lie win ccrtaiuy 90 abroad about
the middle OF Say aad II lie concludes 10 play win
commence June !, as oan,an Cutie IN John
Florence has already crossed The Atlantic thuly
times, his most profitable trp beng when he Sc
1aNiOr~ 1fenll Oi 'lue lIfkst L.aVc-
Man. by when he realized over $4,000.
The Chicago Jr,0ule ,hus speaks Of Mss Emma
Howsan's singing Ia "lef tieischut1:',-ier VOICE
ened and matiifed 50 thaS ii is now able 10 cope
with very heavy r0IeS, young a. the singetis. 9ic
has also gained IN ea3e oi presence ana achon lie.
girdeI both vocally ana dramatically, no young
singer whom we can remember has ever made q
! more tRttelng commencement. Her success with
tile audience WAS an Ubniistakable one Der ran-
aering Of the grand Sccna aad PrayerH both IN tie
a'Qgo ana allegro was an aanirano plcce o. vo-
tonal expression the singer, nevertheless dspi9YeG
SO much carnestness and 50 much OF truth that she
at once made befselfa lvotte, aud her gieetiRg Of
applause was one Of the most sponianeoI ever
achieved on oar lyric stage
Barney Williams and his talented lady VIII be the
recipients Of benefit at he Walnut, Philadelphia.
! This evening. Ihc A9e gives them TINS deserved
coinpliment:-"As an actor NJ. Williams Is the best
OF his class now on The boards, either in tins country
or In Europe. lie luiy understands the Irish
peasantry ana can represent them with fidelity
10 nature as wonderful as pleasing and anus
Ing. Mrs. Williams IN her school Is qually fine.
she has feeling and yiNacity ana commands atten-
racter, both Irish aud Yankee. In social life tails
lady Is the delight OF host of attached friends who
sS s her s n s posr ape sn @ ,a years ss o
na y a0S' tssa eas ana tds 0 Ear5@ aeS S
TfsSp e Y sSa %S as Snd h Gs ws sas aa 'ii sS
the slipper east after the departing guest bring good
luck TO IN en- in AL their wandeFngs'
TnE rAciFrc sLopE.
Masur,'s opera House IS occupied BY q "Gaiet
troupe Of specialtics.'
Ernst Hartmann, pianist. has given some IN
terestilg piano recas Ia the Golden city,
Miss Price made n hit lately at the California. san
Francisco. as the hctojne in ''Nobolys Daughter
Miss Miane Walton has ust appeared a. the same
theatre In new play written for her, entitled
"paisy.'
BEYOND THE SEA
Recent London papers speak Of the successful
debut Ol Miss Annie l.. harmon, Of Boston. ia the
concert room. She is soprano, and after recciv-
iag Instructions at home went to Milan, where she
passed Year, and thence went 10 London, where
she ls al present,
Hediag Raabe, tho beautiful toa,edieiNe has
lately played u star engagement, AT Pcsih, Hungary,
which vas ol the most brilliant kintL committee
o. that city arranged 10 give CHARITY benefit At the
National thaatre, wnte Raabe was engaged 1T an
house. The rule OK this theatre Is that plays
can be given unless IN the hungarian language, ami
the committee were ANXIOUS to have Eaane appear
~ this benefit She solved tho difficulty by playing
the r6Ie of Fenca, the OnBb Girl In 'Massa nic.io'
with .uch grace aud talent that she captivaed the
audience and bore away the honors Of ne evening.
GROUND 70 DEATH.