The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-30
ADJUSTMENTS.


Terrace Garden Theatre.
Mr.. Adolph NenendOrr, who was associated with
Carl Rosa in the Wachtel season and who has since
that time been director OF the pretty little Ger
mania Theatre, has inaugurated very successfully
q summer season OF muslcal and dramatic enter
tanments at Terrace Garden Theatre. There was
quite large audience, principally Germans, at
were brilliantly lighted up, the entertainment
commencing with concert given in the garden.
M Neuendorr conducsed small. but thoroughly
salop ana an em,nently sklnul "a, arrange
ence then betoOk themselves into the theatre
to listen to LA FILE de Nine. AngOt" In German,
language which succeeds IN destroying the polish
and finesse OF tine original. 1t very well sung.
however, the principal roles being taken by Mile.
BsSkNsp and N.Y. Asynod nosh cIeysr srtstes
Bernstein win have benefit at THIS place to-night
and and a. an 20 operetta. Similar o,i viii be offered on
Sunday evening There Is, indeed, sufficent
variety in the summer attractions at Terrace
Garden TO tempt one TO brave even the Third
avenue cars to reach this German temple OF music
Musical and Dramatic Notes.
A chandelier in the new opera house, Paris, cost
$4,000.
Mile. Marie sasse was, at last accounts, singing
In the gay city Of Seville
'GrOne .Girona,n LecOcu's new OPERA will
shortly be produced in London.
Ulmanns prtma donna, Nine. MonDei retires
from the stage as the wife OF General Bataile.
Herr Rubinstein will produce hts oratorio, the
"Damon, ~ IN Paris, IN the course OF the ensuing
winter.
Onenbaen ia getting along so well with the
Paris Gate that he wants TO keep 1t open all
summer.
verdi's Manzont Requiem Mass has been pur-
chased by NJ. Leon Escudier, the famous Partisan
publisher.
Two thousand one hundred and forty dollars
were received at the opera ventadour, Paris, on
the occasion Of NJ. Faure's benefit
o Temporal! moresi The naughty ola Belle
Helene" has made her appearance in the Eternal
City, right In the face Of the Vatican.
Oampantnl was to Eave made his first appear.
ance at Her Majesty's Opera. Drury lane. on the
21st inst, as Gennaro in "Lucrezia Borga."
NINE. pescnka Leutner, one of the features OF the
last Boston Jubilee sang at the nfty-frst Rhenisn
Musical Festival, held at Cologne on the 26th inst
AIawyer's son in Pesth named Franz Glatz has
been discovered by Wagner as the ideal tenor
with cast iron lungs. fitted for his Bayreuth Festl
val next May.
MILE Albani the young American prima donna,
who now ranks only after Patti in London has
appeared as Ophena In Thomas 'Amleton at
Covent Garden.
slgnor Muzlo will bring over verdi's sReq1iem,"
to be performed at the Academy OF Music next
season. The piano score is 22o pages in length !;
quite as voumnous as an opera.
Gilmore has a choice programme arranged for
this evening at the Twenty-second Regiment
Armory. comprising selections from Rossini. Balfe
Meyeroeer, Flotow. Mendelssohn and Handel. A
dancing bill follows, made up OF Strauss. Wiegand
and Weingarten.
Miss Cushmans admirable purpose to aid "a
worthy institution ''Tne Sheltering Arms" should,
and 1t is certain win. be seconded by tho public
this evening. The programme OF her reading at
the Academy OF Music Is probably better than any
she has rendered IN this city.
The new oratorio. "Jesus Christ" SO success
fully produced in Berlin, is In three parts, with
six principal scenes. The Entry or the Saviour
into Jerusalem and the Last Supper form the first
part; the Dental of Peter Christ before the Grand
Pontin and before PLATE, and the Crucihxion,
the second section; ana the anal one Is devoted to
the Resurrection OF Jesus. The characters in the
score are Christ, the Grand Pontih, PLATE Peter,
Judas, Thomas, the two Marys, Pharisee, an
Angel two Servants, the two Thieves. the Dts
cples and the People. s.>a.