The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-28
MUSICAL AID DRAMATIC NOTES.

Aimee went out last night at the Roadway
Theatre; "About Town" comes in tomorrow.
| Miss Nelson begins with Juliet tomorrow
| evening an engagement at the New Park Theatre,
| Brooklyn.
Mr.. Hartz, the illusionst, begins seas.n in the
! little han of the Tammany Building ON Intervening
| OF October 10.
Realism, pure and SIMPLE Is the OrdT at the
Theatre Comique. For instance, 'The lillian Pa
drone" and "OrolosO."
'T.ife-Its Morn and Sunsetr is to be th attrac-
ton this week at the Bowery. 1t will be sure to
be full Of moral chiaro-oscuro.
Theodore Thomas series OF six symphony con-
certs will begin on the evening Of Saturday, No
vember %, at Steinway Hall.
Miss Maggie Mitchelrs Fanchon is a crtket that
will not be 'scrunced.n 1t will chirp Booths
Theatre tomorrow evening week.
At the Germana Theatre Mr.. Neuen(orn will
next Thursday evening present "Les Bigands,"
with entirely new scenery and costumes.
Mr.. Bellew, begins his readings in tn United
States next Thursday evening at the churth at the
intersection Of Madison avenue and brty-ffth
street.
signor Campanini may be "the idol of tn, London
public" but we question the expedeHy OF the
New York pubc's being informed 80 per adverti.
sement.
The sublime potentialities OF tnse continue to
be indicated at the "Black Crook performance at
Niblo's Nothing is small about the entertainment
not even the audiences.
ia Sonnambulan has not been given here for SO
very long that it will have something Of tie flavor
Of novelty. 1t will introduce Mile. di Mcrska to
US next Tuesday evening week.
The Filth Avenue company play October at
Newark, It'll and 10th in Brooklyn, Sth It Eliza
beth, 9th at Harlem, and during the succeeding
two weeks at Albany and Providence
Tomorrow evening drama entitled ''Shin
Fame" will be produced at Woods Museum. The
lure Of the title consists in its ncompreheisibty.
1t Is to be hoped the acting will not present the
same characteristic.
The managers Of Terrace Garden announce that
sacred concert, consisting Of 'La Grande
Duchesse" will be given there this evening, with
Mlle Aimee in the pous title role. Is bouquet de
Caroline the odor of sanctity?
MI. Frlken will continue to deceive the senses
1.-THE only deception OF which we believe him capa-
ble) for the first three evenings OF the present
week at Steinwav Hall After that he lets himself
loose upon the United States people.
Mr.. Daily is inclined to give the Saturday night
requenters Of the Grand Oper, House the worth
OF their money. Last evening Haunted Houses'
and 1.-THE Idiot Witness' were both offered. This
| Is melodrama pressed down am running over.
Next Wednesday Mr. NeueInorH takes posses
sion Of the Terrace Garden THEATRE The opening
piece will be G. Won Moser's Das Stiftungsfest."
The opening night will be october s; the regular
evenings, Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays.
signor salvlni has, we are informed, presented
to Mr. Edwin Adams the rightto perform the En0-
lish version of ia Morte OvIe." Mr.. Adams'
repertoire needs replenishmtnt, and this most
graceful courtesy OF Signor Savint's will well begin
the work.
Tamberlik's great scene in I'll PoliutO" is the
''CredO" introduced by him at the conclusion Of
the second act. Signor Tamterlik has with much
tact declined all invitations Jrofrered him by clubs
and societies until after his debut in New York
shall have taken place.
An audience even larger than that Of Friday
evening assembled at the Academy Of Music yes
terday afternoon to see 'Othello." Savina was
recalled ten times. LA Morbe Civile'' will be re-
peated on Tuesday evening, and Hamlet" will be
brought out on Thursday.
1.-THE Geneva Crossn' Is 10 begin the regular
dramatic season at the Union Square Theatre next
Wednesday night Miss Eytinge will return to the
stage alter an absence OF four years. The principal
other artists are Miss Mestayer, Mr.. @. r. Thorne,
Jr. Mr.. Stuart Robson and Mr.. F. E. Mackay
'.The Geneva Cross" Is in four acts and has been
elaborated by Mr.. Rowe.
The Marionnettes at Robinson Hall have made an
irresistible appeal to the children ana young
people OF New York. Observe that even Nilsson
had to go on Friday evening to gather materials
for future creation. There is a rumor that Mr..
MacdonOugh intends this show an exposition OF
the American school Of acting; but this we
scarcely believe.
Next Thursday evening Signor Salyni contem-
plates appearing at the Academy as Hamlet All
chat we feel safe in stating at present Is that his
conception Is strictly original, and that, whatever
be thought Of his truthfulness to Shakespeare, It
will probably realize the dearest wish Of the man.
agerial heart and ''create sensation"
Wallack's will open on Tuesday. The plays will
be "Barwise's Book" and "The Burrampooter.,,
Mr.. Sothern will appear in both. The other artists
who will become visible are Messrs. Gilbert, Beck
EFT, Polk, Holland Floyd and Browne, Misses Dora
Goldthwaite, Enie Germon and Kate Bartlett and
Madame Ponisi and Mrs. Seton Mr. walack will
make his first appearance in two years In Novem-
Der.
Last evening Lydia Thompson babe farewell to
the public at the olympic Theatre, previous to
making what she announces as her sixth and last
tour OF the United States 1t may be the SIXTH
but we doubt whether 1t will be the last The
United States will be secured by the Thompson
burlesque troupe just as long the fair drectress
OF it continues to retain those charms which some
Of her dsparagers declare already to be upon the
wane.
Mrs. Oates, who begins an engagement at the
Olympic Theatre tomorrow evening, has evidently
q audabe ambition to abandon burlesque for the
more refined and less unintenectual graces OF
comic opera. Her opening representation will be
in an English version Of la File de Madame An
got" Mrs. Oates Is as vivacious as she Is ambi.
tious, has q voice which Is as fresh and sparkling
as her wardrobe, and her artistic desires warrant
respect.
The Fifth Avenue Theatre company will pass
through the city tomorrow, on the way from
Buffalo to Philadelphia. Mr.. Daily expected that
his three stars, Miss Norris Miss Davenport and
Miss Jewett, would carry or the honors IN the
order named; but we hear that the first failed to
triumph as completely as is her wont, while the
last achieved unexpected success. The extremely
fortunate members Of the company were Miss
Davenport, Miss Jewett, Mrs. Gilbert, Mr.. Fisher