The New York herald., 1875-12-05
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

probably be soon produced in New York
Gounod, the celebrated composer is entirely recov-
cred from the effects o. bis late severe fail
II Is stated that Rossi appear In French drama
entitled "simonnen BY NJ. Theodore Barrier
Mr. Toole win revive Charles Reade's comedy Of
'shily shally' in his present London engagement
Mrs Oates the burlesque opera singer, has Just OBJ
tanned in Louisville, KY divorce from her husband
Mr. ". j. Florence will take his farewell benefit at
the Park Theatre Friday night "The Mighty
Donarn
Thomas second symphony concert took place last
night at seinway Hall, and was attended by more than
two thousand people
Hans Won Bllow gave his last matinee yesterday,
and had crowded house, principally consisting OIL
ladies'.
wachtel finished his first season in New York ycster-
day with matinee performance Of lie PostiHon au
Lonjumslun
Nine carreno Gauret and Messrs White Cervantes
and Sauret give q classical and popular concert a.
Chickering Hall on December II.
Or. William Bergc gives Dachauers First Mass TO-
day at the Jesuits' church. Sixteenth street. on occa
sion OF the festival or St Francis Xavier
II Il denied that Miss Kate Field is in England acting
on the provincial stage assumed name for the
purpose OF studying her art practically She s lcctur
ing occasionally.
Mr. George Fawcett Rowe will give his delightfully."-
humorous Micawoer IN 'Littie TN ~ ~ sue D1ooA'
| lyn Theatre this week
The national poultry, pigeon and rabbit show at the
CRYSTAL Palace, London, includes nearly 1000 entries,
comprised in 2o7 classes
Mr. Edward Arnott will appear At waIack's Theatre
as the Doctor "Bosom Friends" the character or-
mery acted by Mr.. Lester wallack.
NM Belot and Daudet engaged upon new drama,
fou nded on the romance Fremont Jeune ct Risser
Ainen II is to be produced at the Ambgu
Mile. Piron, danseuse at the Paris Opera House,
fell lately while practising and much injured
that she was unable to appear for three weeks
, A new dance called la Fauvette," has been in
vented at Vienna II combines the exceences Of the
valse and polka 1t is expected to create great rore
this season in Paris
The odeon was reopened ON the 10th ult with s'Ia
Demoselle Marier," the first act OF ''The Nissan
thrope" the fifth act OF ''otheon lplayed by Rossi
and his Italian roupe and the FIRST act Of LA Vie de
Boheme."
Three nights Of this week will be devoted at the
Lyceum Theatre to Mr. Fechter's admirable persona
ton of Rischenbach In stL'Abimen he Is to
appear as Armand in Camille" supported by Mile.
Clarence the heroine.
The American stage has met with numerous caam-
tiles this Some OF the principal OF those
the death of Mr.. Belmore, the retirement Of Miss
Clara Morris, the insanity OF Mr.. Fox, and
hear that Miss Charlotte Cushman is i'll that she Is
unlikely to appear for long while.
Mrs Emma Wallers engagement at Booths Theatre
is for six nights and one matinee The entire week,
probably viii be devoted TO Meg Merrilies, powerful
and romantic personation; but, nne this is,
gret that the brevty her engagement will prevent
The production OF s'The Duchess of Malf-"
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Williams begin their engage
ment at Booths Theatre the 18th inst Ii is lin
tied TO twelve nights ''The Connie Soogah" will be
the opening play Mr.. Williams will be welcomed after
his illness, ard 1t is hoped thai Mrs Williams
will appear in one her capital yankee Ga charac
tiers before the close Of the engagement
Nile. Titiens has entirely recovered from her
Illness and will appear in Baltimore Wednesday
evening, December g. and on Friday evening In Wash
ngton. She will then appear in several of the princ-
pal Western cities, and will sing In Boston on the 25h
and Goth Of December in the messiah" and "Crea-
tion, y with the Handel and Haydn Society.
"Pique," Mr. Augustin Day's new drama, which
will be produced at the Fifth Theatre
night is described In its title as "a play OF today
We infer from this that IL will resemble Mr.. Day's
other plays far 1t deals with American society
The title Is suggestive, and "Pique' Is nearly
good as divorce" it will receive a welcome
ssRose Michel" will It's ihrd week at the Union
Square Theatre tomorrow night The superb scenery
and tho complete In which this powerful
drama presented Will make " eS popular as even
Lied As.ray" or the 1.-TWO Orphans" Mr.. stoddard's
performance OF Pierre Michel is justly regarded
Of the best pieces or acting for long time upon
the New York stage
Nile Ttens recovering from her severe Illness in
regard to which a card from Dr. Alexander B. Mott Is
elsewhere published. She caught cold in the cars
and for short time in great danger Of serious
Inflammation OF the throat We glad to learn that
her voice is impaired and that she hopes TO
appear in opera Tomorrow she will leave for Balt
more, where she will sing Wednesday.
Mile Alban has sung Lucia and Donna Anna with
extraordinary success in Liverpool The English pa
pers which have been censuring the American public
for its OF appreciation of hllc Titensan unjust
charge-and blaming the New York press because 1t
desired to hear that lady in opera well as in concert
might properly reflect upon the following remarks Of
Liverpool critic:-'hue. Albani the Lucia, and
those who had only heard her in the
amazed BY the magnificent display OF power which the
part evoked from her The stage is evidently-as 1t
has been TO many OF greatest singers-nspirng
ground Nile AlbanL In its atmosphere breathes
a vital air which invigoraes all her gifts" The con-
cert room must be admitted Is not a large enough
field for great lyric artist
Three hundred advertised for by Messrs.
Jarrett and Palmer to-day. Each OF these must be
six feet high and may be higher, but IL will be useless
for middle sized persons TO apply. The management
is resolved 70 bring ont "Julius Caesar" December
81 a style worthy Of its greatness and these
wanted represent the Roman populace and sodiery.
! In this respect IL viii be high tragedy indeed The
army, however, will reach higher altitude than its
4 commanders, whom Messrs Jarrett and Palmer, with
their usual excellent Judgment, have exempted from
the conditions Of height But what Davenport Bar
ret Bangs and Warde lack height they will make up
in genius. Napoleon and Grant and Sheridan are
htte men, and, therefore, the contrast be-
tween the Roman legions and Brutus Cassus Mark
Antony and Cesar VIII not be without precedent
The Tweniy-third Street Theatre late Dan Bryant's
Opera House, will be opened tho 18th inst for com
edy performances, under management and with a
new company. Among the members are Miss Adelaide
Lennox Miss Annie Delsnd and Hessrs l. W Jen.