The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-12-06
MUSICAL AND THEATRICAL NOTES.
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Chit.that ut Home.
Mrs. Moulton appears In Memphis December
and6.
The hundredth night Of "Dlvorce," at the Fifth
Avenue will be celebrated on Monday. The play
win likely be retained until Lent
Theodore Thomas and orchestra will return here
the drst week In January, and will give six concerts
at Steinway Hall during the month. Miss Anna
Mehlig win be one Of the solo pianists engaged.
par 81 muore, especially at Niblo's. soihern
must quit that busting scene OF his triumphs IN o
few nights more, to make way for that exquisite spe
Gimen q nigh art and intellectual refinement "Ihe
The poetry OF motion in a circular form is well
exempnGeG at the New York Circus. TWO ladies'
Mile Roland and Mile. watson-dispute the female
equestrian championship OF the world, and MIR.
Fish gives diplomatic view OF bareback riding.
When q manager ventures to place Reades
"TerriDle Temptation the boards as Is the case
:. pe cs or VI the deceaseG Paul de- ROCKS
works Will be the next venture with some dramatic
selves with copy Of the laws or the State Of New
York. In order tnat they may know now lar they
can 60 without police interference.
the St. James, severe indisp position caused by the
Indictment weather on thanksgiving Day having
placed Miss Annie Lonsdale hOrs de combat lor the
present The new departure is the enterprise OF
Mr. James MacKaye. the pupil OF Desarte, he OF the
eighty seven modes Of manual ana dacial express,
sion, who proposes to enllvcn the 81. James with
practical Illustrations Of his system. I'll
Miss Adele $50 announced In the bils), who played
q small singing part IN 'Bacchus" at the St James
In q manner that betokens lasting success. Her
vocal selections were rather ambitious for bur-
s as & Is aeveopea
that the operate music receives very agreeable n
VIII e. TSs w aeS on
Lingard got into row with the Mayor Of Macon,
Ca. last month"; and was compelled 10 apologize III
this wise:-
worms damn f police 10 a0 REFUSING Officers:
on The stage tonight with the dss that you were
s am whS and Il s a ns
fuse to admit the police in orcs to III Ii M even
The public rehearsals OF the Church Music Associ.
alton take place Thursdays at half-past three IN
the afternoon, at stemway Hail. There IRE also prl
tuesday evenings, at eight O'Clock. the prepare
lions for the first concert to take place on the 10Th
q w On
and the chorus about three hundred and nifty. The
pieces TO be performed are an Overture" Dy Joa.
Won WeDers "Preclosa" music. rhe whole viii Ne
directed by Dr. James Pech, one of our most eminent
professors Of music. aNsH
The last week Of the present opera season 10 q
prollfc one Besides Mile. Missions last appear
ances as Traviata and Lucia tonight and Friday,
snce Of sLa File du Regiment with Mic. Duval,
Capoul and Janet. tomorrow evening, and matt
nee Of ara Diavo0' will be given on Saturday In
the evening Nile Nilsson sings for the nrst time g
the Brooklyn Academy OF Music, and on Monday II
Philadelphia, returning to New York on Christina
| week. After three nights VI opera hcre,th com
pany starts for the West, paying US third visit Il
! February, when "Hamet" will be brought our. II
the spring Mile. NILSSON returns to London to fuld
an engagement ct Drury Lane Tier Majesty
OOera). r4
The Onslow QUINTET is the nsmc OF musical
club recently organized In this city, consisting
OF Messrs Philip Faerber nrst violin; George Vie.
gand second violin; Louis Faerber, viola; Michael
Brand, Cello and Caryl Fiorlo piano. They giye
Ave subscription concerts a. Chickcrtng Hall, the
first one taking place on December IL. Then pro-
spectus contains the following ideSs:-
For some years pasin fact the conclusion OF
the Mason Thomas sorees-New York has been utterly
unprovided th regular OF Investigating the
which exists In string tros,
duets combinations Of string nstru.nens with
piano. Yet these forms contained 0f the
gems the In view Of ths fact tho Quintet has
projected this series Of concers and In order that their
joymen may possible TO all muscovers the subscrp-
uon has been placed low possible with
meeting necessary The Quintet takes pleasure
in nformng It's patrons determined arrange
which will secure to them uninterrupted enjoyment
Of the they will 10 hearno small matter In
thing - delicate ~ u most chamber music.