The New York herald., 1872-09-21
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.

At HOmes .N .'
Patti and Mario sing In Brooklyn on Monday
night.
william Keating's fine orchestra is feature at
the Fair OF the American Institute.
We may soon look for the return Of the Band
manns. Their success In London has been enOr-
nous. .,,,t -.,,rl ... ..-r ..t.
Charles Shay is the name OF the new manager of
the Thirty y-fourth Street Theatre. He plays stars
on 'shares." 1of .|
The regular annual benefit Of the Benevolent and
Protective Order of Elks takes place ut the
Academy Of Music on October 10. 0a
Miss Helen Temple will commence an engage.
ment at Booths on December 10 as Joan OF Arc In
Brougham's new play, 1.-THE Lily Of France"
Lydia Thompson, the burlesque queen. bids fare
well to Walack's on Saturday night. She will then
appear as oe,'eecta,e, the piece being "Kenil-
worth" r.I T.s
Mrs. F. B. Conway opens the Brooklyn Theatre
FOR the Fan season season on Monday with the following
George z jordan, A. E. MeDoweii, j. W. BraiSne.
s. Wright, J. Newton, M. Connor; the Misses lone
Burke, Minnie Conway, Mrs. Farren, the Misses
Julia the Misses aea Ad
Forester, Annie Benedict, Jennie Grey Kitty
Parker, Sallic Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. i. Is. Conway
Abroad.
Wieniawskl, the violinist of the Rubinstein
troupe is called "wlnc and whiskey" in London.
Mr. Gye, director OF tho Royal Italian Opera, is
shooting grouse in the North of Scotland (Suther
and). .t-4.ff
Mile. Louise Lebhart the prima donna OF the
Rubinsteln troupe, is the avOrte concert singer OF
London.
Mr. santley has returned from Italy, where he
has been spending his leisure time on the banks OF
the Lake OF Como.
Mr.. Mapleson, director or Her MaIesty's Opera,
has returned from AK lea Bains, where he has been
taking sulphur baths.
Miss Fanny Haywood has been singing in the
English operas now given at the Crystal Palace,
London, with great success.
"Babn and Biiou." the ,gerie now playing at
Covent Garden, Is said to have cost nearly twenty
thousand pounds In costumes and scenery.
Sgnor Patti Is enjoying his Otiuna cum diynit1te
like the Augustan poet Horatfus Flaccus-cOm
monly styled MoraseMas ss q, o his own beautiful
M. Capou has signed an agreement which binds
him to Mr.. Berger of the ltaliens, for the Winter.
He will return to Paris about the 18th inst and is
to make his first temperance In "Martha."
The Portmadoc EisteddfOd, just brought to very
successful close. Is to bear fruit tthe Liverpool
Mercury says IN an unexpected manner gen.
the % OBJECT t Of gaining niormaton to assist him in
the formation Of festivals Of q somewhat similar
character In the large towns OF England; In
have bestowed upon Mr.. Beale the title or "Pen-
cerdd Llundain." which, being interpreted, means
"The chief OF song OF LOndon.o l., .r.l
Alter the Festivals OF Worcester and Norwich
Mr.. MapesOn will give three grand concerts In the
Royal Albert Hall, London. The first Is to be
military concert, the second sacred concert (the
"MessIah,'D the third miscellaneous concert
with Tetjens lima di Murska, Trebelli, Sinico,
Marimon, Canipanini, Agnes, Mendioroz, BOrella
Campobello, Foil, &c.-as principal singers; con-
ductor, Mr. Cusins. This will be the only operate
music between now and Christmas-tne usual
Autumn and Winter lyrlco-dramatlc performances
after ten years continuance being for the arst time
suspended.
The Gazzetino al Cina OF savonia says about the
young American artist Vioetta C0vie ia
ga rappresentazione dell Elisir d'AnOre fu una
splendida cOnfegina del successo della sera prece.
dente rportato da qucla bravo e simpatica arista,
che Ia signc iina Violetta C0lve. II teatro, era
letteramente stipat0 d spettator, non niancarono
veramente, qucsta giovine artsta, appena sedicen.
nc possedc lutte le qualita per muovereaentu-
sasmc II pubblico pin severe, ben 10 addimostra-
rOno gil applause, che ella seppe al ogni stante,
strappargli, specialmente mel duetto dell alto
terzO, di cui VI 81 vclle ancora Ia replica"