The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-22
Musical and Ora Notes.

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Musical and Dramatic Notes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Williams perform in Newark
on Wednesday ana Thursday evenings.
Mr.. Tom TayOr's celebrated play 'The serf" is
revived at the New Albion Theatre, London.
Mile. Duvereer win shortly appear at the Thea
ire de Cluny. in 'La Femme dc Pailiasse" OF NJ
Xavier de Montepin.
spauldlng's bell ringers during their recent
visit to Bratteboro', VT. visited the grave OF the
late James Fisk. Jr., and played dirge over 1t.
MIR. W. ii. Pope the elocutonist. wIl tomorrow
evening read at the Colosseum q selection IRON
Rufus Choate. entitled ''The Birthday OF Washing
ton"
new theatre IL being butt In Leipsc, which
will remain open all the year round. The edifce
VIII 10 surrounded by magnificent garden re-
served for the clientele OF the establishment.
Mile. Di Murska, the distinguished Hungarian
prima donna, will fulfil short engagement in
the West. previous to her Grst appearance at the
Academy OF Music In Italian opera at Easter.
''Asda" will be presented at the Academy OF
Music by the Strakosch troupe on Monday and
Wednesday evenings and the Saturday matinee.
Nine. Nilsson makes her rentree on Friday in
sIucian
Mr. w. G. Wills new play "Marie stuart" which
ia TO be IN five acts. VIII be produced at The
Princess Theatre tomorrow evening, Mrs. Rousby
sustaining the title role and Mr. ROusby represent
ing John Knox.
'Le SPHINX" Of NJ. Octave Feuinet, has been
read before the artists of the Coincide FRANCHISE,
and assigned TO Mesdames Croisctte, Sarah Bern
hardt and Blanca, MN. Maubant Febvre Coque-
lin codet, Joumard and ProudhOn.
MISS Florence Marryat (Mrs. Ross church,, the
author OF "LOves Connct' and other novels, will
make In Glasgow. during the present month, her
utaa III fc froru Gcnt
will be accompanied by incidental music the solos
In which Will be given by Nine. Bodda (Aiiss Louisa
Pyne).
"MOney" begins tomorrow evening its sixth
week at Wallack's. This is u remarkable run for q
play that has been often revived, but then it is
exceedingly well acted and admirably put upon
the stage in every particular. 1t looks as though
the run would reach at least fifty representations,
perhaps more.
There are some occasions in which dual repre-
sensations serve to contrast the versatilities OF
actress In very pleasing ana picturesque light.
We do not know whether this is the case with
Nine. Janauschek's assumptions OF Lady Dedlock
and Hortense but there is no question that the
ability OF the actress is exceptional.
Many OF the theatres will give extra matinees to-
morrow in honor OF Washington's birthday. The
Grand opera House win present Mr.. G. L. Fox
with some change In the bill. The Olympic the
Theatre COmique, Woods Museum, the ColOsse um
Tony PASTORS. Bryants, the Bowery and the
Metropolitan Theatre will offer miscellaneous bills.
At Nbl0's the dramatization OF Misunderstanding"
will be repeated. The usual entertainments will
be given in the evening.
Gle Jeune MARI" OF NJ. Mazeres a well known
cou060rdteur of Scribe first, and subsequently of
Emps, has been revived at the Theatre Francois,
and admirably interpreted by NJ. Bressant and
Madame Jouassan. This piece. first given in 1926,
and revived in 1857, owes it's resuscJation to the
fact that its TsOtV has q strong resemblance to
that OF the IN. Alphonse" OF M. Dumas, which Is
the hit Of the present season In Paris, and Which
is soon to be acted in this city.
Theodore Thomas announces his fourth symphony
concert to take place at Steinway Hall on Saturday
next. The programme comprises the following
works :-lntr0ductiOn to the third act Of "Medea"
Cherubini; concerto for string orchestra, Bach !;
symphony No. 2 in q, Op. 81, Schumann Bacchanale
"Tannhaeuser' manuscript, Wagner; serenade
No. 3 in d minor. OPP. 90 new, voikmann with
violoncello oblgato, by Mr. Louis Lubbock; over
ture, "Leonore" No. 8, Beethoven.
Grafulla's Seventh Regiment Band gave a con-
cert last evening at their armory. The perform
Gazza Ladra." which was followed by selections
from Bcllin Lumlye, Verdi, Strauss Mercadante,
Abt, sc. The spirit precision OF time and homo
geneity OF expression displayed in the rendering OF
those selections testify to the excellent materials
OF the band the constant practice together they
have enjoyed, and the unremtting eXer.ions Of
the leader to attain the highest standard Of merit
in military music.