The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-22
A NJ U S E M ENTS.

MATINEEs To-DAY.-Mr Charles Matthews ap.
pears this afternoon In his two favorte characters
in the comedies Of Married for Money! and
"Patter versus Clatter." At Walack's Will be pre-
sented the two charming plays, rhe Captain Of the
Watch'' and 'Hs Last Legs" Mr.. Booth will play
Bertucco In "The Fo OILS Revenge" for the last time
at his theatre. Days magnificent play OF "Horzonn
Adelaide ManZ0cchi and Messrs. Frltch, BARTLETT
Jardne and Mora Will appear in concert at Associa.
ton Hall. Lima Edwin offers ''Pluck'' at her pretty
little theatres opera boa0e as usual, ut the Grand
Opera House; Orchard the Third at Niblo's.
ay sssn 81 e wooa hssnees VIM also
Circus Sysn boTe aid HSny Ps5r ns'0n
RULLMAN's vESTURE.-Fred Ru'lman will un.
doubleday create Q sensation next season with the
female orchestra from Vienna. This organization
is celebrated in Germany, and is an entire novelty
for this country. Nine. Fabbri Is well known TO
the universal public, and little Elzer 1t is said has
many OF the qualities OF Adelina Patti as a singer
when the Diva was yet In her teens Niemann Is
one OF the most celebrated tenOrs In Europe, and
Mueller baritone OF recognized ability. Mr.. Ruli.
man purposes making several other important en-
Will be feature for the next season.
SPRINGTIDE ORPHEoNIsT FEsTIvAL.-Mr. Jerome
Hopkins the clever and indefatigable conductor OF
the Orpheonst Free Choral Schools, announces the
sixth springde festival OF the Institution to take
place at the Academy OF Music, on April rs. Tho
soolsts viii be Miss Cassie Renz Mrs. Kevan,
Mile Zepherne and MesSrs Lawrence and Fennger.
The programme as foll0ws:-Overture to s.Cassll-
da" Bassford round for female voices, Garth; BARI
tone solo from Gun BallO in Maschcra,r sung by Law
renee; piano solo, "ihe Wind Demon' played by
Mlle Zepnerine; mon N0bis," canon, serenade and
pixies dance, for orchestra, Dy Jerome HOpkins;'
Love-" Jerome Hopkins; scherz0 for orchestra,
Rein, violin concerto, comic song and chorus, vocal
quartet; Lotos Polka, and the Old Hundredth. The
institution deserves the warmest announcement
from all interested in the progress Of art.
THE HAHNEMANN HOSPITAL BENgFIT.-A very In ;
teresting musical soiree was given at the Unon
League Theatre last evening for the benefit OF the
above deserving institution. The artists were Miss
Simon, Miss Segur. Miss Davenport, Miss Tomlinson
Miss Munier, and Messrs. Raniein vlanova, Clark,
Poznanski Bergner and p. A. Rivarde. The pro-
gramme comprised selections from Schumann,
vleuxtemps, Rivarde Bergner, Rossini. Gounod,
Thomas, Lszt ana Psznanski. The principal fea
ture was the brilliant rendering Of Liszts tran.
scrlption OF the poonaise frsm "Puritani"
by Mr.. vilanova, who on this occasion
fairly surpassed himself ana surprised even his ad-
mirers, and their name is legion He invests Liszt
with peculiar grace and poetry entirely his own,
and yet loses nothing OF the nervous power that
In the grand duo for violin and piano. the handiwork
or vieuxtemps and Woln he shared with MIR. Poz.
nanski the hono.s OF true artistic rendition. The
other artists also acquitted themselves creditaby
and won deserved applause. The audience was OF
the usual Largo and fashionable kind that this
little theatre Is so famous for, and quite handsome
sum was realized for the Hahnemann Hospital.