The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-16
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

at Nlbo's.
Bach has lately doomed up en- suite at the Paris
Conservatoire.
william Warren, the Boston comedian, Is stop.
ping at the Windsor Hotel.
white Swan" is to be brought out at the New
Park Theatre, Brooklyn, tonight.
The theatres in general are preparing for special
observances OF Washington's birthday
Mrs. Richngs. Bernard gives concert with her
'Muscal Union," at Stelnway Hall, on Monday
The Jubilee Singers have invaded England.
Hence the defeat oil the Ministry, riots, revolu.
ton, &c.
Mrs. D. P. Bowers viii appear as Amy Robsart at
Mrs. Conway's Theatre during the first five nights
Of the present week.
Tomorrow evening is set apart at Irving Hall for
the Asacien-Lorran pail, for the benefit of emil
grant Alsaciens-L Orrains.
Miss Lisa Weber, who has not acted In this city
for some months, begins an engagement this even
ing at the Theatre Comique. 80
Mr.. DAILY Is characterlsticaly busy endeavoring
to solve the mystery as to the previous represents
ton of "Love's Labor Lost" in this CITY,
Patti and GOunod have entered into compact,
the result Of which was the production OF
''Mretle" at st. Petersburg on February g..
The Darwinian orchestra has arrived ct the
Colosseum. It's success Is due to the principle OF
natural selection and survival Of the 1ttest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Williams VIII begin an en-
gagement at Mrs. Conway's Theatre in Easter
week. They are now at their home in this city.
At the Charity benefit at the Grand Opera House
next Thursday afternoon Mr. G. l.. Fox will play
Richard ILL.,, and Mr.. Frederick vokes, Richmond
Here is medley. At the Berlin Opera House
Glucks "Alceste" Halevy's "Mosquetaire de Ia
Reinen and verdi's '.AYda" are in active prepare
ton.
The New York Conservatory OF Music, the lead.
ing musical establishment in this country, will
give q grand concert at Steinway Hall next
month.
Mile. Aimee MAKES her rentree at the Lyceum
Theatre IN few weeks in LA File de Madame
Angot." She has been very successful IN Havana
and Mexico.
M Louis Dachauer, organist of st. AIMS church,
in Twelfth street, will produce during Lent, for
the first time in this city, the Passion music Oh
Bach
The last or the Yorkville course Of entertain
ments, under the auspices Of the Young Mems
Christian Association, comes or this evening with
the performance Of the Hampden singers at East
side Hall, Eighty.sixth street and Third avenue.
At Booths "Elene" will be given tonight and
Tuesday night, LA Femme de Ecu" on Wednesday
and Thursday and LADY OF LyOns'' on Friday. On
Saturday evening Mrs. Booth will end the engage
ment she has fulfilled so creditably by taking a
benefit aud appearing as Juliet. ''Chesney Void"
is the next novelty.
Nine. Pauline Lucca and Mile. lima Di Murska
leave Havana on Thursday next for this city. The
former artist win play in German opera ut the
Stadt Theatre, commencing early in March, and
the latter Will appear in Italian opera at the Acad-
envy during Easter week. Messrs. Rullman and
Maretzek are the managers.
Haydn's Seasons" were given last evening at
nar hafO IN
people. The soloists were Miss Rokoh. Mr.. Fritsch
and Mr.. Remmertz. The performance was sioveniy
and ineffective, and did not inspire confidence IN
the future artistic success OF the impromptu
oratoro society. 1t was anything but success.
We look for something better in the succeeding
concerts.
A peculiar entertainment will take place at the
Grand Opera House, next Thursday AFTERNOON, ior
the benefit OF the poor Of New YORK. we must
enter into particulars on another occasion. All We
can say now Is that Mr.. Frederick and Mr.. Fawdon
yokes will act as ushers, Miss Jessie vokes will
have charge Of the gate, MISS Victoria vokes will
pres,de at the bouquet stand MISS Roslna win dis
nose OF the programmes and Mr.. G. L. Fox will Of
fciate at the box office window.
Tne concert at the Grand opera House last night
had many attractive elements. The principal one
was the farewell appearance OF N. Wieniawski.
the distinguished violinist, who starts for Havana
this week. He played some OF his best selections,
and had the honor OF recall on every occasion.
Gilmorc's band, Of the Twenty second regiment
played selections by Weber, Donizetti, Flotow,
Rossini and Handel Nine. LEGITIMACY made sue
cess In the Ave Maria" Of Gounod.
The initial performance Of Lucia" al the
Academy on Friday evening by the Strakosch
troupe will have the following cast LUCIA,
Nine. Nilsson, Edgardo, M. Capoul, Ashton. NJ.
I'm Co IT ur0u eosS
will be presented at the Brooklyn Academy Of
Music. The next weeks performance in New York
win be--Monday, "Mignon;" Wednesday, al Tro-
vatore J" Friday, "AYda;" Saturday, Lucia" Thus
II will be seen that Madame Nilsson sings in every
opera except AIDA" The sale OF seats COM
mences at the Academy ON MONDAY morning.