The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-23
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.

running order and IN the full tide Of popularity.
Mr.. Moss has reason to congratulate himself on the
success which has attended his summer season so
creased when LYDIA Thompson and her new troupe
OF blondes take possession or the boards OF this
popular theatre.
LIMA EDwIN's.-The talented Berger Family COM
mence tomorrow night the third and last week Of
an exceedingly interesting and successful engage.
ment. Their performance is novel and elegant, just
suitable Tor summer season. They number In the
Troupe female violnlsts, viooncel!ists ana cornes
Ine I pei ringing alone 10 quite feature and Mr.
sol Smitn Russell comedian, and Miss Maud stan.
ley vocalist contribute much to the attractions OF
the performance
TERRACE GARDRN.-Juen's concerts on Sundays
Tuesdays and Fridays have met with all the success
they deserved and greater share than was antic-
pated. The conductor is indefatigable In his efforts
TO present programme OF real merit and OF variety
HIS sparkling "P0lonase'' has now become neces-
sary fixture on the bills. The singing OF Miss Her
see, Miss Krausc and Messrs. Habemann and Hall,
attractive.
CENTRAL PARK GABDEN.-An evening with Thomas
unrivalled orchestra Ia about the most peasurable
entertainment we can look for this summer. De-
spite the correspondence from the watering places
and the announcement In fashionable society that
Everybody Is out Of town." one may meet here
| every evening many OF the recognized leaders OF
work.
FANNY JANAUscHEK.-This great tragedienne who
now stands cOnfessedy at the head OF the dramatic
profession in America, will return Europe next
month"; and will commence preparations at once for
the coming season. Her repertoire has been largely
increased the principal plays in II being Petra, or
| Love and Revenge;" "Mother and Daughter"
| "Chesney Woldn Deborah" "a Winters Tale"
| "Faz0"and Macbeth" Mile. Janauschek through
her agent and business manager, Mr. Pilot. has
already "hed up" the greater part OF the next sea-
son with engagements throughout the country. IN
fortunately for New York IS hardly probable that
nvut1l mia hnro uyfvl no nf
the greatest actress OF the age through the want Of
foresight on the part OF some Of our managers.
Mile. JanaIschek, and to Mr. Alfred Joel is COM
miited the responsible position OF advance agent.
| Metropolitan Gossip.
"Across the Continent" still its course at
Nibo's.
G. W. Thompson appears tomorrow night at Tony
PASTORS.
"The Idiot of the Mountain" will replace Victor
Hugo's sensational work at Woods.
Mr.. James Ward announces the play Of Through
by Daylight" at the Bowery this week.
The Arlon Society had concert ana summer
| nights festival at Terrace Garden last night.
Johnny Allen Is reapng a harvest OF success at
t asp Olympic with Moo0skeys best plaS' "scnnel
The Ninth Regiment Band will play at the CONT
mental, Long Branch on August s, on the occasion
Of Levy's benefit.
| Signor Fossat the we'll known basso, has Just re-
turned from operate tour through Costa RIGA,
| Guatemala aud California.
The clever and rising young actress, Miss Lille
| Ellrldge, appears at the Park, Brooklyn on Mon
day IN her new play, "Alma."
Carl Bergmann's concerts at the Brooklyn Rink
are enhanced by the addition OF the talented Joseph
Heine, vlonisL and Ada Helne, Pianist.
Among the musical events next season Will be the
debut oil Nine. Anne Butler, young lady Who
possesses musical attanments OF nigh order. Her
voice Is pure soprano and has been cultivated for
some ume past both IN Tins country ana europe win
dauQ liter OF the late William Newman well known
carlcature artist formerly on Punch. but who has
been connected for the last ten with The Illus
trated press OF This city.
Senior Emilio Agromente Will start on Monday on
his tour, accompanied by MISS Lizzie Allen sO-
pranol Miss SanRan cOntraltol Signor Boy ttenOr),
Mr. Frank Bartlett loarIonel Senior Martinez
tbassO) ana chorus and orchestra. Tie intends to
give the operas ''Lucreza Borglan and "ErnanI'
and some sacred concerts at the principal watering
places: The nrst opera will lake place at Long
Thursday, 27th. at Saratoga saapdsy Ssth and
Sunday, S0th ut Newport.
Driftinas Abroad.
MIR. and Mrs. Patey are rusticatrg In the wods OF
| DE v0nshre.
| A new tenor, Signor PrudenZa, is about TO appear
| at Her Majesty Opera.
Mr. Stanley and Mr. Charles Lyal started July
| on a trip to Swiss Oberiand
Herr Rubinstein Will stay at Gmunden during the
summer and pass the winter in Vienna.
| The seventh festival OF the khclnlScne sanger.
verein took place at Bonn on the 10Th inst.
Mr.. Robert Houdin, the conjnrer, died at Blos
| few days ago. He was in his sixty-sixtu year.
| NJ. and Nine. Vuguier have returned to Paris
NJ. Sant-Saens and other artists have left London
| for France.
AT Trieste new drama in verse, entitled "Nea.'
by Sgnor Sreian0 Intcrdonato, has been success
| fully produced.
At the Andrea Doria Theatre. OF Genoa, Norma
| has been gwen Tor several nights, with SlgnOra
Alice Danery AS Norma.
Madame Patti LA Marquise de Caux) and the Mar
gus de Caux had the honor OF an invitation to the
garden party ol the Prince and Princess OF Wales
Chiswlck.
Mr. Charles Lyall has oeen engaged by Mr.. Max
lNllssonl opera in the United States. Tant ,uieug
for Max Strakosch and the Nilsson opera.
Madame Palmieri, an English woman who sang
| IN English opera when MISS Louisa Pyne Mrs
Boddaj ami the late Mr.. Harrison were the director
OF Covent Garden, mas been lately special favorte
at the san Carlo, III Naples Cd
brass band contest Is announced to take lace
in the grounds OF Howley Hail. Bailey, Yorkshire.
under the management OF Mr. Richard smith. OF
HUI, on the 9th OF August. Over one thousand per-
formers Will attend, it being open to all England
Sir Julius Benedict has again accepted the post OF
Conductor of the Norwich FESTIVAL, which Is 10 take
place in the autumn OF next year. His oratorio,
''St. Peter" VIII De performed on the occasion, and
probably new symphony from his experienced and
faclie pen
The Milan corporation have granted the Scala a
subsidy OF 10000 lire for next season. Among the
operate novelties to be shortly produced are Il
Promessi SpOsI," by Sgnor Petrea. at the CarcanO;
"L'Avvocato Patetin," by Signor Montuero at the
old Tealro Re, aud ala Scomessa,r by Sgnor Uslg.
lio at the TearrO Mianese.
At CaQliari IN the island OF Sardinia, an opera by
Signora Carlotia Ferrari, emitted "EIeonora
d'Arborea" has received an enthusiastic welcome.
Not only was the composer called before the curtain
twelve tunes on the first performance, but on the
tenth shower OF bouquets Tell on the signora, a
crown Of laurel leaves was presented TO her, poems
were composed in her honor and ball given 70
commemorate the event, while the musical amateurs
Of Cagari serenaded the fair authoress. "ugo''
and SOFIA are two earlier operas Of S,gn0ra Fer
rari, who as a pOetess ana a dramatist has earned
golden opinions In Sardinia.
We Ind the following CONCERNING the favorite
ACTOR. Walter Montgomery, In the lass issue OF the
| London Era:--"Mr. Waiter Montgomery Will make
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