The New York herald., 1871-12-17
Musical and Theafricnl Notes.

THIS lS Inc last week OF "h1nlet' a. bOOtn'9
Miss Jennie Engel Is the regnlng star at Tony
PASTORS.
Miss Ella Werner makes her bow at the Comique
tomorrow night.
Hartz, the conJuror, has number OF me- magical
tricks Tor the holidays.
The Union square Theatre has stock OF variety
bon5ons for the holidays. xt
At Bryants and the San Francisco Minssres
novelties are the order OF the day.
Dick Ralph and new drama called "Faten are
the latest attractions at the Bowery.
MIR. Lent has prepared some pleasant surprises for
the children at the New YORK circus.
The new features IN "Humpty Dumpty" have
drawn additional crowds to The Olympic.
''Charles U'Malleyn will be revived this week at
the Grand opera House In splendid style.
Mile. Aimee appears on Tuesday next with the
new tenor, NJ. C0euilte in ''Barbe bleue."
A promenade concert will be given on Monday
evening nj the bazaar Of ST. Ann's Free church for
deaf mutes.
Eroughams new play at wallack's has taken fast
mold OF the pubic, aud may be considered success
IRON the first night
The Wallace Sistcrs-Jennie. Minnie and Maria
supported by George X. Fortescue, are playing In
tue West TO crowded houses.
The Nilsson programme TOR this week is-Monday,
'TrovaLore;'' Tuesday, Faust" and on Wednesday
grand opera concert at Steinway Hall.
'srhe Black Crook" commences new career as
NiblO's this week handsomer aud more brilliant
form than ever before Opertl's music Is one OF the
principal features.
The eleventh grand Sunday concert, to be given
this evening at the Grand Opera House BY the
celebrated Ninth regiment band, VIII introduce as
De Try.
Dlvorce has eclipsed all Its contemporaries In in
popularity ana II Is running towards the two hun
dredtn night with no visible decrease Ia the
attendance. The filth Avenue Theatre Is crowded
to the doors every night.
An entertainments IN behalf Miss Jennie s. Bells IN
dustrlal schools FOR the benefit OF the poor wnlte
people on the seaboard or North Carolina VIII DO
held at the American conservatory of Music, 2Il
Fourth avenue, on Monday evening.
very interesting exhibition will be given al the
Academy OF Music on Wednesday and Frlda, even
ings Tor the Denent Of the Home Tor the Frlendess
and the Howard Mission. idoleanr WIN be repre-
sented by over i've hundred young ladies anu gen.
tlemen.
Charlotte Stanley is having a new play written
for her, called "Battleso with which she is soon to
open broadway theatre Inc Toronto Gtobe SAID
or this lady during her late engagement In that city
that she Is an artist OF undouDted ability and
the faculty OF carving her audience witn her BY her
earnest aud accomplished acting
At recent meeting OF the Directors OF the Ameri.
can Institute the following deserved tribute WAS
offered TO one OF otr most popular musicians
Resolved That the thanks OF Board presented to
Mr. William Keaung Director OF Music for the forteh
factory execution OF his agreements and the excel
9 l %Gs ss's Sfsn scsysd NTH
within building entire satisfaction OF he on.
GERS and managers Of the Institute.
concert In aid OF st. Marks Church Mission
Society given on Tuesday evening, at the MISSION
chapel cha aSs avenue A not only s,traOed srys
cnarity, doubtless. attracting many therc-but the
amateur artists and performance deserved much
praise. Miss Emma A. Abbott, soprano and pro-
tegee OF Miss Kellogg, ana whose clear, siivery
notes are almost as sweet ana powerful
IS the distinguished cantatrce under whose
kindly patronage her vocal powers have
reached their present high cultivation. sang several
ballads In truly ARTISTIC manner. she Is certainly
an artist OF most brilliant promise, AM, win in
creasing cultivation, Is destined to achieve hg,i
position the world OF song Signor q. q. Garibodl
bassO, who possesses voice OF wonderful depth
and seniority, contributed largely 70 the evenings
entertainments Another pjotege OF MISS kellogg's.
Mr. william Char Towner tenor fully Justified her
appreciation OF his artlstc merits. SignOr Fresch
tenor VINO mas been neard IN concert before, ecited
marked plaudils by hls nne singing. Mr. Frank n.
Smith, volnist, VINO mas never appeared IN concert
before, piayeL with mastery skill. lhe perform
ances on the piano by SlgnorsNGrien and Niccolal
were excellent Altogether the concert was pru-
liant succeeA