The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-21
COULISSE CHAT.

sGrone-Girona" has been given at Milan.
The great success at Paris is crosse Michel"
Uuman has secured Nilsson for concert tour in
France.
Lydia Thompson will be here next month for q
farewell tour.
Colonel Sellers has honored the metropolis 9th
OHIO with his presence
The StrakOsch opera company appear In Wash
ington tomorrow night
Miss Fannie Hayward Is one OF :he chief favor
ties at the Boston Museum.
Nine. Annette Essipon has been playing in Paris
at the PasdelOup concerts.
Mrs Oates opera BOune Company is playing at
Maguire's Theatre, San Francisco.
LA FavOrite" succeeds LA JuIye" at the Grand
Opera, Paris, with Faure as the King.
Harry Palmer, Of Booths. will soon leave for
England in search OF new attractions
The first two parts OF the "Messahn have been
performed at Dion with great success.
Miss Sophie Flora Hebron gives plano recital
as Steinway Hall on Thursday afternoon.
On Christmas Day last .Tanuhauser" was per-
formed at St. Petersburg for the first time.
Schumann's MANFRED" is reported to have met
with very great success at the Vienna Opera.
'Joseph Basamo" Is to be dramatlZed BY
Dumas ills from his fathers well known novel.
Fox Is doing "Humpty Dumpty" at the Chest
nut Street Theatre, Philadelphia, to full houses.
Mlle de Belocca has been singing at Marseilles
and Nice, under the management OF NJ Strakosch.
Nordblom. formerly Of Cincinnati, is considered
one OF she best English opera tenors now in Eng
land
Joachim, the violinist, reappeared at the Crys.
tai Palace concerts, Sydenham, London, on Febru-
ary g.
Tooker says all the angels in "Henry "" are
perfect-just like real angels-and. OF course, he
knows.
1.-THE Mohawk Minstrels" is the title OF negro
minstrel troupe which is meeting with success in
London.
Mrs. John A. Stow. a brilliant pianiste Of local
fame took part in the last charity concert at De
Garmo Hall
Matilda Heron will shortly appear at New
Haven in the role OF Phaedra, which she once
made famous.
The poor OF 50. Paul's parish will be benefited
by musical and dramatic entertainment: at De
Garmo Hall on Tuesday night
The Sphinx has gone West as far as the Pacific
coast We hope 1t may continue to follow tue
setting sun, disappear but not rise again.
A Boston scribe says that Miss Soldene sqs
Gordian shape Of dazzling hue" and that her.
limbs are "frozen music.n Rather cool, chr
The Cincinnati critics went into raptures over
Miss Annie Louise Cary's Zerlina in "Don Gio
vannL" The r6,e is generally sung by soprano.
Mr.. Irving whose Hamlet made so great sen.
sation In London, will play IN Scotland during the
year. We are likely to see Mr.. Irving on this ade
OF the water.
After all the hubpub OF the opening night OF the
Opera House, Paris. the receipts we're only $4,000
Parepa Rosa bid farewell to New York before
SO, 900 house.
Mrs. Anita welner, q pupil OF Nine. Murio-Cen.
has been engaged by the Kellogg Opera Company,
and will make her debut in spring as Leonora in
All Trovatore."
The manager OF the Ducal Theatreat Brunswick
has engaged Nine. Luccs to sing IN "L'Africane,"
the terms being 5000 marks. Further remarks
are unnecessary.
Paris has been cheated out Ola sensation by the
withdrawal Of law suit for 10000 francs. insti-
tuted against q banker by the mother Of an
actress named Montolard.
The Kellogg English opera company return to
the Academy at Easter and will give two weeks
season, Balfe's "Talismann and 'srne Marriage O.
Figaro being the principal features.
The Orat0ri0 Society OF New York give concer
1T Steinway Hall on Monday evening, at which
Schuberts Mass and Dr. Damrosch's ruth ant
Naomi' will be performed for the FIRST time.
! The tragedy Of IA. Henri de Boynler. entitled