The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-12

Musical and Dramatic Notes.
Gilmore gives a concert on Wednesday next at
the Twenty Regiment Armory.
Miss Nelson, who has just returned from san
Francisco, has apartments at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel.
! Mr.. Alfred II. Pease announces his annual con-
cert to take place at Steinway Hall on Thursday
evening next.
The last nights of 'Davy Crockett" are announced.
| The gallant backwoodsman will be missed from
| his familiar haunt.
"St. Marc; or, the Soldier OF Fortune" and "Tne
Hidden Hand" will be produced on Monday night
| at Woods Museum.
"The Veteran" will keep his post at Wallack's
until further notice. Lester Waack sustalns mis-
original role OF Leon Delmar.
The Academy OF Music, Brooklyn, was crowded
last nigh on occasion Of the last concert of the
Philharmonic Society, Of that city.
The Olympic presents programme for the week
full OF fun. 'Farce, burlesque and comic song" are
! offered as sure protection against ga bilious at
tack.''
The New York City Missions concert at the
Academy of Music on the 14th INST, for q really
deserving charity, will introduce the best artists
in this city.
Bryants Minstrels MARBLE nightly in their cosey
/ little Opera House. The sable trOubadours are
/
melancholy.
Mr.. G. L. Horsey has been rendered the COM
pliment OF testimonial concert by the Church
Music Association, and 1t viii take place at Stein.
| way Hall on Thursday next.
The Theatre Comique is not content to be funny;
it aspires to present startling attractions" and
"troupes OF stars" mere consultations being
too small in the twinkling line.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Williams will appear In the
"Connie Poogah" on Monday evening at Mrs. Con-
ways Theatre. This drama has not been play ed
in this country for over five years.
Fannie Foster will appear on Monday night at
the new Park Theatre, Brooklyn, in an original
DRAMA founded on the French Revolution, enti-
tied "La Marjolaine: or, Love Rules the World"
| Mrs. Scott Siddons will read "Mldsummer Nights
Dream" at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, on
Monday April Is, assisted by the boy pianist,
Seraphael; also at New Brunswick, Tuesday, 14th.
Bijou, the daughter of Matilda Heron. will ap-
pear as Adrienne in Dumas forthcoming DRAMA
Monsieur Alphonse," which will replace
"Charity' on the boards OF the Fifth Avenue on
Tuesday next.
Mile. lima di Murska appears tonight in concert
at The Grand opera House. The marvellous excel
lence OF this ady's art, either in OPERA
entities her to the consideration of every true
! lover OF music
| "All the grand stars" are announced to be visi-
BILE at the Metropolitan, where they are the cause
Of "irrepresslbe thunders OF applause" that de-
stroy the equanimity or the audience and force the
| most saturnine to laugh
| His Pantomimc Majesty George L. Fox receives
nightly at his beautiful ladies' palace'' in Broad
way. His Majesty deigns to make his bow to his
subjects in the character OF funny fellow called
Humpty Dumpty well known for his eccen-
tricities
| hat n oo<tov
! during the week. She win be replaced by MISS
Nelson, who appears in "Romeo and Juliet"
From Zip to Shakespeare is a leap far more SEN
satonal than Lottas feat at the Point Lynde Light
and more agreeable.
| Everything Is at last in order at Mr.. Stuart's
New Park Theatre, and the public will be afforded
an opportunity OF judging the merits OF cloves
Penancer on Monday night. This time there will
be no disappointment. Mrs. Shel Barry will ap-
pear as the leading lady.
"The Partisan Folly" at the Olympic, will be re-
constructed on Monday night An entirely new
ballet is promised under the direction of Espinosa,
who Will dance for the first time in fifteen years In
his original creation OF 1.-The Satyr,n as given in
the Imperial Theatre OF st. Petersburg.
MIR. and Mrs. Florence commence the second
| week of their engagement at the Grand Opera
House tomorrow evening During the week they
will alternate "Eileen Oge" with the "Ticket OF
Leave Man." The parts they play in these dramas
have greatly contributed to the reputation they
bear.
A bill has passed both houses OF the State Legis-
lature, by the provisions OF which protection Is
Afforded theatrical advertising posters Until
quite recently managers OF places OF amusement
have suffered materially at the hands OF rival bill
stickers, and in sefdefence they sought the adop-
ton OF the new statute, by which it is made mis-
demeanor 70 deface n placard making anticina tory
announcement OF an event.