New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-22
MUSIC IND THE DRAM.
MUSICAL NOTES.

A concert for the benefit of the German La
dies Society for the widows and Orphans will be given
OF stcinway Hall next Thursday evening.
Don Giovanni" is to be produced tonight
NJ the sadt Theater with Mime. Fabbr, Miss Rosctt.
Miss Anna Elrer MI Hablemann. Mr.. Miller, and Mr..
Carl Formes in the cast. Marschners opera OF The
Templar and the Jewess," founded on Iyanhoe, Is III
preparation
The first of the series of chamber music
soirees by Dr. Damrosch and Herr Pruckner 10 take
Mace this evening ut Seinway Hall fine selection OF
classical pieces oered-BeethOvens Sonata in G-for
piano and violin opus SOY. sonata OF Rats for piano
and violin and schuberts trio In fat for piano, violin
and yioonoeo in which Messrs Damroseh ana
selections, Mrs. Damrosch will s and there WILL DC IN
strumeltal solos
The news that Madame ParepaRosa has
added Mr. saney English opera company one OF
the important announcements of the season. 1t is so
long since good baritone has been heard on the oper
attic stage in NewYork that the appearan ce OF this
splendid artist question one Of the greatest singers
Of the day, will have peculiar interest and when he
Joins Parepa aud Waohte for the Easter season OF Italian
IN this city for many years Madame Parepa-t'osa ~
now entertaining crowded houses in Boston. She VIII
be for short season Of English opera win santey
on the Sh Of next o2n I9e IN %6ch sany
has achieved sort Of celebrity, and CheruDln Les
CeTrey VERY little Of the music Of thu latter known
here except the charming overture but the opera Il
regarded OF the works OF the last genera
DRAMATIC NOTES.
Miss Fanny Hunt, late of the Wyndham
Comedy Company, has been engaged il the stock com
pany at Wallack's Theater.
An excellent portrait Of the late W. Fl. Sed-
ley smithas ne was in hisdashns R2ando days-nanSS
in the exhibition hall Of the Boston Museum
Miss Glyn continues her dramatic readings
preliminary to her appearance the stage Last week
she visited EewburypOrt and Peabody TINS week sEe
reads at Lockport Albany, and one or TWO towns III
Canada
Mr.. John Gilbert, having recovered from his
recent illness has resumed his part IN MI BrouHhtm
piece continues to be remunerative attraction at the
| fayorite comedy theater OF the city
The visitor to Niblo's Garden, to see the
the fact that curtain rises at quarter before
%e osTs M4 Pame Goat next week or the
! week after. This is ravishing intelligence
A decided novelty Of tonight will be the
I ap6ear at the Grand Opera Houseunder the
Of European on aas and n the
Pro Se T Of Italia temporarily postponed
! To mention the names of the principal per
indicate TO pracced paygoers the char acer and quality
the now to be met WIZ al s5 OF
ds9 and M8Sa Hugh Ghsse S and HAIRY au
end the Matthews Family The current programme Of
| entertainment comprises number OF larces' Ddiet
mirth being the result designed
The coming Of the voker Family from London UT
house. Matinees take place every wednesday anu SAT
urday
FOREIGN DRAMATIC NOTES.
| Mr. Henry J. Byron has written new drama
! for the London Gaiety Thcsier
| "Notre Dame has passed its 22Oth repre-
! sentatOn az the London AdelphL
Ofenbach's latest work is entitled Fan
taso" 1t was announced for immediate production IN
Paris
Verdi's "Aida" was brought ont at Cairo,
Egypt ON Christmas Day, wth much success. The khe
dive was present
Mr.. H. T. Craven has rappeared at the Lon
don Strand bis celebrated deneatOn OF tue Post Boy
In his drama OF that name.
John West, q pantomime player, age CO. fell
from se file. at the AmphheateI, Liverpool distance
OF abOvt IS feet, and was instantly killed.
paris chez Luz" by NJ. Gaudinet. was in re-
opera by NM de Nsjac aud Ricc was i'll readiness at
! the Boufes
Robertson's Caste" revived this season at
the Prince Of Wses Thoater has been acted more than
100 nights. ana 10 still proves remLueI@tlYe Marie VIII
ton plays Polly Eedes
Mr.. James Albery's comedy of apple Bios
had OF 100 nights al the London Vaudeville
suTance was produced the 9th. with Mr. Henry New
lie CHARLES County, and Mr.. John Clayton as Dzzie
Madam Lucca appeared at St. Petersburg on
splendid tkumph. One account says that she was mt
orally with bouquets that were thrown TO her.
enormous vaue were placed at This, proba
bly, is bosh On the 26th she sang In MisnoD and ON
tGe 25th departed for Berlin.
"Un Marriage sous Louis XIV" by Alexandra
Dumas has lately revived the Theatre Francois,
Paris with Madame Psssy in the chief part NJ 0Ondl-
1 nS by has
proved failure the Cuny Theater -. La Tour d1
CHEN Vert" by NM Gue and Dupreto has been Missed
the "a 'G Sramae reveW BY NM Ssnres and Banssu
has with moderate success at the Chateau q Eau
grOund-thai II will not pay TO attempt Just yet 10 re-
instate Italian Opara in Paris.