The New York herald., 1871-02-27
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.

NEIL WARNER starts for Australia via California,
on Mayl.
nJoE EMMETT plays Fritz at Niblos late in the sum-
mer.
THE KIRALFYs foot 1t on the Pittsburg boards
this week.
LUCILLE WESTERN Is lying dangerously III at Kan.
sas City, Mo.
EMMA GRATTAN will play Jack Sheppard at the
Globe on March b.
Opera House.
California.
MISS IDA ROSENBERG has a concert at Association
Hall this evening.
OSCAR NJ. NEWELL, the pianist, has a benefit con-
cert at Steinway Hall on Thursday.
MILE. JANAUsCHEK commences second engage
ment at Albany on March IS.
MISS GLYN gives farewell Shakspearian reading
at the Union League theatre on Wednesday.
Mr. GEORGE DE WERE has been re-engaged for the
next season at the Fifth Avenue theatre.
NINE sEEBAcH plays four nights this week at the
Sladt, one IN Brooklyn and one In Newark.
A GRAND ITALIAN OPERA SEASON will likely be
given at the Academy by Miss Kellogg, after Lent.
Tony PASTOR, at the head OF a choice variety
company starts for San Francisco early in the sum.
mer.
THE SAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELs close their season
here in about six weeks, and start on q travelling
tour.
ALBERT AIKEN Is negotiating for Broadway
theatre for the summer season to produce some OF
his sensation pieces.
FRED PULLMAN started for Europe on Saturday In
the steamship Main. In quest OF attractions for the
next season.
"MUcH ADO ABOUT NOTHING" is set down for next
week at Booths. The last Wehu matinee takes
place there on Thursday.
The PANToaIaE TROUPE brought from England
by Mark Smith commences at the Walnut Phila-
dephia, on March 27.
MISS MnLIE SAcKErT, who has been for some
time in this city precarious state Of health is
fast recovering.
MoRLAccHI who plays the part Of Fenela, the
dumb girl. at the California. San Francisco Is the
great feature OF the spectacle.
The GLOBE will be devoted to dramas OF ACROSS
the Continent" meek and Necku and "Pomp"
type during tue summer.
MARK SMITH is engaged for "a Winters Tale"
which will be brought out Booths. without fail,
on April a. Mr. Booth playing up to that time.
The LADIES VINO act in Saratoga wear no less
than twenty five different costumes OF The height OF
fashion, which cost In the neighbornood Of sI7 O0o
MISS Joanna PRlTcHARp, the nom de scene Of a
talented alihoress, makes her theatrical debit next
season il one OF her own plays, entitled "Auri-
manlan
JOHN BReuGHAM makes his feRbGe az Wallack's
on Thursday IN hs own comedy, "Romance and
Reality" which VIII then be played for the first tine
An five years.
NELSON'S DATES are ne follows:--To-night. Chi
cago; March l. Peoria: Jacksonville I'd; Louisville
Attn; Pittsburg. 5tn and Sth; Washington, 1919 and
1lthi New York commencing March IA.
LISGARD follows Laura Keene next week at Lima
Edwin's. At The expiration OF his engagement
George Clarke will appear in one Of those characters
in which he made such hit at the old Barnum
Museum.
NOTHING DEFINITE j. known about the summer
season at Wallacks. Both Agnes Robertson and
Sotnern have made offers, but the lady's terms
considered too exorbiiant and Sothern's Orer is
moi yet decided upon. Ii Is PROBABLE however, that
II VIII be accepted.
OWEN 3, FAwCErT, who was for tive years the
leading low comedian at the Walnut Philade pb Id,
and has lately occupied the same position at
Alkens, Chicago. has been engaged for the Filth Ave-
nue. theatre next season for similar line OF BUSH
ness. Mr.. Fawcett's lrsb appearance IN this city
was AZ the Winter Garden, in which he and Mr.. J,
s. Clarke played the DronfAos In 1.-The Comedy OF
Err0rs.n he next appeared at the Comique, with
Lingard