The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-20
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

MISS Anna Louise cary mas apartments d Inc
Everett House.
Two hours fun Is promised to any one visiting
Dan Bryants Minstrels.
Clara Morris appears tonight in "Arttcle A." at
Mrs. Oonways Brooklyn Theatre.
Fox is quite at home IN his new Broadway house
and keeps his audience in the best OF humor.
"Old Sleuth the Detective" new sensation
drama, Will De produced at the Bowery tonight.
Nine. Janauschek has accepted an engagement
at the Germanla Theatre. Tonight she appears as
Medea.
Mr.. L. J. Vincent. the stage manager OF Niplo's
Garden, has farewell benefit at that theatre this
afternoon.
Miss Cnarlotre Cushman begins her Shake
spearean readings at the Academy Of Music on
Wednesday next.
The New Park Theatre, Brooklyn, will be taken
possession Of tonight by Holman's English Opera
Boune Company.
Nine. Nilsson Rouzaud, accompanied by her hus-
band, arrived at the Windsor Hotel last evening
from Philadelphia. ta
Mme Pauline Lucca who has been warbling to
the good people OF Boston, yesterday returned to
the Metropolitan Hotel.
"The Drunkards Fate; or, The Curse OF the Inc
briate," will furnish moral lesson TO the audi
ence at the Metropolitan tonight
Theodore Thomas sixth and last symphony con-
cert takes place at Stelnway Hall on Saturday
evening Miss Adelaide Philips VIII be the soloist
The olympic offers a varied programme Tor the
ensuing week. Music, song and dance will be com.
bined with new sensations TO please and delight
the public.
DR.. Spencer, who mas met with nattering sue
cess as Dickens reader, win give an evening
reading next Thursday evening at Association
Hall.
Campanini's benefit tomorrow night will intro.
duce Nilsson, Lucca, Cary, Torriani, Del Puente,
Nannetu and Scolara, besides the distinguished
benefciare himself.
A new actor, Mr.. r. Sullivan, is spoken OF by the
English journals as great success as Cox In the
celebrated "Box and Cox" He is said to be
''humorst Of the first water"
Professor Cromwell continues his series OF art
entertainments at Robinson Hall. He takes his
audience on grand tour through the most in
structive scenes in the Old World.
Davy Crockett has at last gone to his hunting
ground, and his place viii be usurped BY the
pantomimists and variety artists. Niblos has re-
lapsed into the pantomtmlc spectacular entertain.
ments.
'Love's Penance" forms the attraction nc the
new Park Theatre. 1t offers Mr.. Fechtcr some
strong situations for the display OF dramatic
power, Of which this careful actor makes the best
use.
paris by Night' Will give way this evening to
"London by Night" II is said to be o still more
striking Illusion than the 1t replaces It rep
resents great British metropolis as 1t exists in
our own day.
Mr.. John Brougham VIII reappear tonight as the
great On-an-agan. SO great has been the favor
with which the public have received the "veteran'
that the novelties in preparation have been post
poned until further notice.
"Lohengrin" win be presented at the Academy
OF Music this evening with the superb cast which
characterized its first performance, namely,
Elsa. Nine. Christine Nilsson; Ortrud, Miss
Cary Lohengrin, Campanlni; Frederick, Del
Puen,e; King Henry. Nannetti; Herald, Blum.
Dominick Murray makes his appearance at
Woods Museum This evening in his own sensational
drama, ''The Gamblers Crime; or, The Murder on
the HUDSON" In the afternoon Mrs. sophie Miles
appears in 'I4ady Audley's Secret" Tor the first
time in New York.
The Fifth Avenue Theatre comedy company win
play four weeks engagement at Hoolcy's opera
House, Chicago, commencing June 4. Tney will
be under Mr.. Days personal direction. Cal.
phonse," charity" &c, VIII be the dramatic
attractions
Dumas monsieur Alphonse'' enters tonight on
its second week. IL promises to be one OF the
most successful plays OF the season; the public
show their appreciation by filing the house nightly.
The child actress, Bijou Heron, has made Q mag
nihccnt hit, and suddenly won a high place in
popular favor.
Nil. and Mrs. Florence have attracted such large
audiences at the Grand Opera House that the
management have re-engaqed them. They appear
this week in 'rhe Ticket-of.Leave Man." .lnsha-
vogue" "Eileen Oaen and "The Returned yolun-
teer.n The capaclous theatre on Thursday even
ing was thronged as If 1t were holiday night.
The public are TO be congratulated on the restora.
ton OF Booths to Its legitimate dramatic use The
banjo comedy retires 10 give place to Shake
speares magnificent tragedy Romeo and Juliet,u
with Miss Nelson in ner iavorite role OF Juliet In
which this charming actress has won an enviable
success
The trends OF the management OF the ID Murska
Opera Company wish to state that there was no
difculty between the management and the sroupe
which could have prevented the matinee perform
ance on saturday last, but as, during the entire
week, only $500 were received. and the expenses
amounted to $4,000, the management concluded
that 1t was better to discontinue such ominous
business All the money received at the box
ONCE, anu large sum besides, had TO be paid out
to the company. There was little use, indeed, in
continuing season OF such unexamped financial
misfortune.
The very successful season OF Sunday concerts ut
the Grand Opera House closed last night with a
musical performance OF unusual attraction and
an audience shat filed the entire house. Down
1ngs Ninth Regiment Band IN their handsome
uniform, made . very dashing appearance, and
played very commercially selections from Meyer
beer, Weber, Verdi, Bosquet, Godfrey and Down
ing. Mile lima di Murska was, however the chief
feature or the occasion, singing gIittering waltz
song, Artot's variations and scene from .'Iuciav
with the marvellous brilliancy of style and thor
oughly artstic finish for which she ls 80 famous.
Wieniawski was another attraction, and after
playing his fine fantasie on "Faustp he was en-
cored several times Sgnor FerraDti, the cele-
brsted buro. was anorDer ieaSsre.