The New York herald., 1871-05-15
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.


Music.
ITALIAN OPERA.-Miss Kellogg Nine. Himela, Ca
roselli ana Susini form the quartet Tor "Martna"
this evening. Faust" Will be repeated on Wednes.
day, The ScIlan vespers" will be given on Friday,
and the season will close on Saturday night with
performance of "Robert lie Diabe," In which Miss
Kellogg Will for the first time essay the rdie OF Alice
THEODORE THoMAs.-This celebrated leader and
his entire orchestra commence summer season Oh
popular concerts at Central Park Garden tonight.
The programme is better than any Philharmonic
one we have heard this season, comprising selee-
tions from Beethoven Wagner, Relnccke, Thomas,
Bruch, Mendels sohn. Rossn, strauss, Adam ana
Lumlye. That is variety enough.
EUTERPE.-This admirable society viii give their
last concert ut Association Hall on wednesday. the
solosts will be Miss Brainerd, MISS sterling, MISS
Barron; Messrs Clark kemmertz, Hess, Mason,
Lewenberg, Matzka and Brannes. Mr. John 7.
Morgan is the conductor.
JuLLIEN.-This cher dorchestre, who has gained
O high reputation In London and Paris, and nherlis
much OF his renowned fathers talent, Will coEi-
mence season OF vocal and instrumental concerts
and tetes 0et6 at Terrace Garden on the 2jth INST
These concerts VIII be given Tuesdays, Fridays
and Sundays during the summer
ANNA MEHILG.-This accomplished pianist bids
farewell to New York on "Wednesday next IN grand
matinee at Stelnway Hall, IN which size VIII be
assisted by Ole Bull and Thomas orchestra.
MISCELLANEOUS CoNuEETs.--Oe Bun has a benefit
at The Academy on Thursday, and Miss Ines hen
riques de Leon private testimonial concert at
Ste nway Ran tonight.
The Drama.
OLYMPIC.-A new aoaptation of Alnsworth's
novel, ''Jack Sheppard,' VIII be produced at TINS
theatre tonight The cast is an exceedingly strong
one comprising Messrs. Mortimer, Studley, Fox,
Pearson and MOrdaunt ana Miss Harland, Mrs.
Prior and Jennie Yeamans.
Cp IA ID IN
will close this week, and on Monday next the Lon.
don. Paris and New York pantomnne company viii
open with "The Three Hunchbacks."
FIFTH AvENUE-Byron's beautiful comedy, 'Not
Sucn Fool as lie Lo0ks Will be given this evening
for the first time, with Charles Mathews as sir
Simon SIMPLE Davidge as Mould Miss Linda
Deitz as Miss Felicia, Miss Morant as Mrs. Merton
ana Mrs. Gil lbert as Mrs. Mould.
Boorn's.- -"Wlnter's Tale enters upon its fourth
week this evening, and viii lSely keep the boards
for the remainder OF the season.
WALLACgs.-"Randall's Thumb' has proved
such an unqualified success that II Will be he at
traction al ms standard theatre until Mr.. Moss
opens his SKINNER season with "Liiie"
NiBLo'S-"Kit'' has got INTO smooth running
der now, ana It's success alter the Shakspearlan
Gdsco ought 10 convince tne MANAGEMENT that the
theatre IS only suitable Ior spectacies ana sensa-
tOnal plays.
Miscellaneous Dramatic Notes.
'Ranko enters upon its second week at Lima Ed
wins. It's successor Is not yet named.
"L'Arricanen Will be given tonight at the Stadt.
Whally will be the attraction In the new Bowery
play, "The Colo Belt'
Little Nell, the California Diamond, opens at Mrs.
Conway's Park theatre, BROOKLYN this week.
Delehanty, Henyler, sheridan and Mack open at
the Globe tonight. JOSH Hart appears in "The
Tempter Foiled."
Joseph Murphy closes his engagement at Woods
on Saturday.
James II. Budworth appears this week at the
Comlque as "Olenbach, tue Dutch Actor
Dan Bryant has some very amusing features on
his bill this evening.
Eewcomb & Arlington's Minstres have many no.
veltes 10 introduce IL tneir performances.
Tony Pastor has two companies and seven new
stars.
Miss Jean burnside Will make her debut this even-
ing in dramatic recirals al the Union League CLUB
theatre The programme Is u very attractive one.