The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-26

metropolitan Gossip.
"Atucle ~" H IN preparation at the BROOKLYN
BOwery. Aee0 "f sn0
A Philharmonic rehearsal takes place .o-da, :.
the Academy. u"y %
become the sole lessee Of the Comique. "
Miss Agnes Palmer announces her musical so,r6o
TO take place at Chickering Hall on April 10. =
M Mr.. Edwin Booth appears tonight as Bertuccio
lhis grandeSt character) In ''rhe FOOLS Revenge
Mr. a. A. Favarger announces musical ana
dramatic entertainment at the Union League The.
atre Tor Saturday evening.
The amateur Philharmonic Society OF New York
give concert ut De GarmO's Hall on SATURDAY.
evening, Bonantz being the conductor
=. Mr; DAILY has engaged very large company for
the Grand Opera House next season, which win
open In August with the fairy comic opera aKin0
Carotte," by Messrs. SardOu and OfYenbach.
Mile. Canissa who has made quite hit IN pb,,.-
dephla In the roe of Filina In s'Mignonn Brionoi
ax s ana Tue Ninth regiment Band appear at the
next SUNDAY concert OF the Grand Opera House.
Tho programme OF the concert OF George w. Nor.
gan at the Brooklyn Tabernacle on SATURDAY. ni9he
comprises fifteen choice selections In which Mad
anne Parepa-Ro Miss Phillips Mile Flomena ana
Messrs. Bowler, Thomas, SalcedO, Morosni wat.
Ties Toulmin, Whiteley and Bialle take part
Mr.. Jerome Hopkins, having given up the evening
the postponement OF the Orpheonist Springtide Fes
tiyal until May Q, when 1t will be given at the
made for this event Miss Cassie REM anS 4ehg
Hermann being the s0l0ists.
Franz Abt, the celebrated German song writer
LETT Europe April 20 on one OF the Bremen steamers
and win arrive In New York May q The New York
Iiederkranz Society, the first German organization
In the country will tender Abt who Is their honor
airy member, grand testimonial concert which
VIII take place at Steinway Hall on May Is.
Professor Mulder, having arrived from Europe.
announces q season OF German opera to commences
ut the Stadt Theatre on Monday with LA Juive,U
with Madame Fabbri, Mile. Clara Perl Jacob Null
Ter, Richard, dramatic tenor from the Dresden
Opera House; Eisenbnch, lyric tenor from the I'm
prOflndO from Darmstadt
rendered to Nine. ManzOcchl, at Steinway Hail. at
which number OF our leading artists will appear.
Miss Adelaide Phillips, the favorlte prina dOnna,
who Ia 80 descrvedly popular with the musical
world, has kindly consented to sing. She will be
assisted by Mrs. Elder Miss Cornelia Stetson, Ade-
laide Manz0cch Signor Brignoli, Ferranti, s. b.
Mills Lindsay Sloper, Mr.. Morgan, Organist, and
Senior Amelio Agramonte Will act rs conductor.
Madame Murio-Celli, one OF the leading music
teachers IN this city, gave an operate entertain
ment on Tuesday evening at the BUou Theatre, I'm
sixteenth street, In which number OF her pupils
took part The programme included parts OF the
FIRST and last acts Of Norma In which Miss Seton,
young lady who Is preparing herself for the stage
or the Academy, ana who possesses voice
OF much power ana fine cultivation, appeared In the
title role portion OF the "Favoritan succeeded,
In which Madame Do Sells, rs LeOnora, exhibited tai
ents OF high order, and Mr.. G0ttschalk's fine BART
tone voice gave effect to the role OF Alfonso Mad
anne Murio-Celli conducted on the occasion and
principally composed OF her pupils, did their work