The New York herald., 1872-09-30
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES,

Rublnstein will astonlsh the Brookynites this
evening.
"Arrah ma Pogue" still remains on the bills at
Booths.
The San Francisco Ministries have buresqued
Diamonds"
The Italian opera season opens tonight at the
Academy of Music.
Dan Bryant is ready to pop the cork or some new
Ethiopian brands this week.
Dominick Murray brings back his sensational
piece, ESCAPED from Sing Sing" to Woods.
Six comedians great Ricardo and Whites Min
strels are the features at Charley whites Athe.
n9um.
Bailey's Circus and Menagerie still give per-
formances at the foot Of Houston street, East
River.
Mrs. Susanna Evans lectures at Association Hall
on Tuesday on New York, Its Fashions and
FOibles."
Tony Pastors is the Mecca OF the east side, and
pilgrims go there every evening from the alpha
betical avenues.
Mr.. Thomas Mcguire, manager Of the Emerson
California Minstrels, announces an entirely new
bill this week.
Mr.. william Keating will introduce some new
works In his orchestral programmes at the Amer
can Institute Fair this week.
Mr.. O'Neill Will illumine the Bowery with the
airs OF twenty years ago, the quintessence OF
Of Old Virginia and other antiquarian curiosities.
Mr.. John p. Smith, the Mosby of managers, made
raid in the Park Theatre, Brooklyn, last week,
with Miss Leo Hudson and her trained steed
Mrs. F. B. Conway, who has built up In the face
of serious obstacles theatre which Brooklyn may
be proud OF, announces 1.-THE Bells" for this week.
Mrs. John Wood, MISS Rose Hersee Miss Emma
] HOwson and Mr.. John Brougham still make "R0
| Carotte" popular feature at the Grand Opera
| House.
.The Road to RUM extremes" ''The Incon-
| stant," "Belle's Strategem" and "The Merry Wives
| of windsor" are underlined at the Filth Avenue
| Theatre. ,.r-
! Mr.. e. Shay proposes to open the Thirty-fou
| street Theatre tonight as first class variety
house, and he has engaged very large troupe for
| that purpose.
| Mr. Maretzek has abandoned his original idea OF
bringing out Miss nncoeg for the first time this
season In s'Linda her best rote n a she VIII make
her BOW Is yioIetta in "Traviata" on Friday.
Arrangements have been entered into between
bers Of the Italian Opera Company appear In con-
cert at the Grand Opera House every Sunday even
ing, commencing on October 9.
Sheridan Shook Is radiant with delight at the sue
cess OF his first attempt at first class comedy at the
Union Square Theatre. "Agnesn is an unqualf ed
success, and Mr. D. II. Harkins. the stage manager,
has much to be thanked for that.
The first week OF the season at Mrs. Conways
Brooklyn Theatre has proved remarkably success
iul. The programme for the week embraced ,"rhe
Stroke for Husband" "Blow for Blow" and "Lu-
crezia Borga."
Josh Hart asks "why" with nine interrogation
answers by recaptulating the number and variety<
OF his entertainments this week. "The Meeting
Between Stanley and Livingstone" is his latest
venture.
Mr.. Lester Wallack announces the opening OF the
Fall and Winter season at his beautiful theatre for
Tuesday next, when w. s. Gibert's comedy, "Pyg-
maon and Galatea," which has enjoyed run
of eco nights at the London Hayma rket, viii be
presented for the first time In this country with the
following cast:-Pygmali0n, an Athenian sculptor
This first appearance at this theatre), George Bonl
face; Chrys0s, an art patron, Mr.. J. H. StOddart;
Leucippe, soldier, Mr.: j. b. Polk; ,Aeeselnos,
Chrysos slave, Mr.. W. NJ Hoand MimOs, Pyg-
malon's slave, Mr.. G.. f. Browne; Galatea, an amin
ated statue (her first appearance In New York;
Miss Katharine Rogers; Cynisca, Pygmalions wife
(her frat appearance In this theatrc) Miss Edith
Challis; Myrlne, Pygmaion's sister, Mrs. Foster;
Daphne, Chrysos' wife, NINE. Ponsi.