The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-08

Musical and Dramatic Notes.
Madame Anna Bishop sailed from San Francisco
for Sydney yesterday.
Mr.. John P. Smith will manage Mrs. Conway's
Theatre next season.
The celebrated Martinetti family Will replace Fox
at the Grand Opera House.
II Is probable that Mr.. Durt will take the
management OF the olympic Theatre into his own
hands.
"Charity" has yet had no limit set to its run
at the Fifth Avenue Theatre, nor Is it likely to
have one for some time.
In addition to Gideon's Band the features OF to-
nights concert at the Grand opera House will be
Mile. Torriani, Wiepawski and CapOul.
NJ Wieniawski will have q farewell concert at
Steinway Hall on Thursday next. In which Miss
Rdgeway Capoul, Maurel and Ferranti take
part
A grand sacred concert will be given this even
Ing at ST. Peters church, and Rossinis ''otabat
Mater" will be sung by Louis Dachauer's choir at
st. AIMS.
Mrs. J. b. Booth begins q weeks engagement at
Mrs. Conway's Brooklyn Theatre in "Femme DE
Ecu" tomorrow evening. She Is to be followed by
Nine. Janauschek.
Mile. Aimee and her merry throng Of opera
bou1ers take possession of the Lyceum Theatre to-
morrow night for a two weeks season, opening
with LA File de Madame Angot."
The comedy, ''rhe Heir-at-Law," which was an
nonnced for performance at Wallack's last even
ing, had to be deferred until tomorrow because
OF the sudden temporary illness OF Mr.. John
BrOugham.
The Indian drama seems at last to have found
permanent home at Niblo's. 'Leatherstocklngn
was WITHDRAWN last evening and tomorrow "Davy
Crockett and Indian accessories take the stage.
MI. Frank Mayo is to personate Davy.
MI. J. J. McCloskey, that ingenious maker OF the
queer" or counterfeit drama, has made another
play about the prairies and their denizens. 1t Is
called 'Over the Plains" and will be brought out
at the BOwery Theatre tomorrow night.
Nine. Louise Liebhart, assisted by Mlle Drasdi',
Miss Luckhardt, Mills, Frtsch, De Way. Werner and
Eben, will give grand concert at Deckers rooms,
on Union square, on Friday evening, for the benefit
OF the family OF Howard Glover, the composer.
The fifth Philharmonic concert takes place at
the Academy OF Music on Saturday night, MOzarts
'Jupiter" and RaHs "Lenore" symphonies
being tae orchestral attractions. Miss Henne and
Mr. Guyon will be the solOists on this occasion.
This is 10 be q week of interest at Booths The
atre. Nine. Janauschek will repeat her persona
ton Of Lady Macbeth tomorrow night, and on
Tuesday and Thursday evenings will show to
greater extent how she can express Shakespearian
characters, by performing Queen Katharine in
~hchtJ N1l.'
.'humpty Dumpty" has been peeping from his
old perch the wall into the pleasant gardens OF
theatrical management for some time. At last he
has fallen over into them. Mr.. Fox has already
announced his intention to leave the Grand Opera
House Tor the Broadway Theatre which he hopes
to open on Easter Monday.
At the olympic Theatre the usual good variety
entertainment is arranged fol- this week. We
notice also that the genius which inspires the
advertisements OF that theatre still maintains its
strength. IL has now reached what 1t calls the
dramatic millennium" 80 we hope its efforts may
be stined by the 1neffable calm and peace OF the
time.
MI. Oliver Doud Byron has again been to
'Across the Continent" for living hero with
properties sufficiently dramatic. He has found one
in "Donald Mckay" the halfbreed chief OF the
Warm Spring Indians, who aided our troops to
hunt down the Modocs, and as Donald he will ap-
pear at the Park Theatre In Brooklyn, tomorrow
night. Judging from the bill the principal Of Dom
AIDS attractions will be to see him skip from
rock to rock like q twOyear.Old."