The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-03
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Barry Sullivan plays in Baltimore this week.
Rossi opens at the Lyceum the 25th inst. in
"Hamlet"
The reproduction of "Girone Gronap at the Lyceum
Theatre has been deferred until Wednesday evening.
Mr.. +. s. chanfrau remains Woods this week with
his well known drama of kit" He will be succeeded
by Kate Fisher.
The Bowery Theatre joys on in the old way. NJ Z. T.
Sctson is the star this week. and the piece charac-
terstic one, 'Beggars on Horseback"
Nine. Antoinctte Sterling who has not sung in this
city since her return from Europe, will give
at Stenway Hall on Thursday evening.
This is the last week OF the spectacular play "Around
World at the Academy of Music The piece is not
the most remarkable spectacle on the New
York STAGE but it has fair degree of merit and is well
worth seeing.
After finishing his engagement at Booths which
closes on Saturday night Mr. Bcmorc takes the ely
ing Scud" to Brooklyn for a week When he began his
work here his health very feeble, but our bamy
atmosphere has reinvgorated him, and he has deter
mined to reside permanently in this country.
The oMighty Dollar" Mt the Park Theatre seems to
increase in attractveness Its broad carcaturcs of
and things at Washington being the more thoroughly
enjoyed because there is always touch OF truth in
most absurd situations. matinee performance in aid
of the Texas sufferers is announced for Monday after
noon
The variety theatres and minstrel halls all present
tractve bills this week No city in the world is better
supplied with the light and laughter provoking per.
formanccs given at these houses, and the amusement
seeker cannot 60 amiss enter which of them he may
Srme years ago ladies practically excluded from
these performances, but they have improved so mnch
that this class Of entertainments coming into favor
with both sexes
The dramatic events Of the week win be the reopen.
Wa1lan re gbo tfg-
has maintained the highest rank of any theatre the
United States and the promises for the approaching
season in keeping with the exceptional standard of
the establishment AS already announced the opening
piece to be Mr. Tom Taylor's elcitous comedy drama
"The Overland Route, and assured the cast
will be one Of great strength.
On the occasion of her FIRST appearance in this city
tomorrow evening Mile Ttens will sing the grand
aria from "Der Freischdtz, =" "wlth vcrdure Clad
from The Creation" and ''L'Ardita" Ardte's grand
valse Nine. Arabclla Goddard performs Becthoven's
Concerto in fiat, op 10, and fantasia leaves
from "Don Giovanni" The programme whole is
sufficiently interesting though, as matter Of courses
the interest centres In the two ladies we have named
Miss Sophia Flora Hebron, a young artist Of some
merit but hardly sho is called in the bills, "world
renowned paniste" to give concert at Irving Hall
on Tuesday evening She will be assisted by Sgnor
Tagliapietra, Mr.. Edward Molcnhaucr the vionist
and young lady from 81 Patrick's Cathedral, who
makes her first appearance Miss Hebron also an.
nounces a OF matnees and adverses "nrst APP
pearancesn for such "arstsi ambitious TO test
public favor The young paniste evidently has a sin.
gular taste for the ludicrous
Mr.. John Brougham made his FIRST appearance this
season the Fifth Avenue Theatre last night as Perkyn
Mddewick, in "Our Boys taking tho part previously
played by Mr. Lewis who Is about TO I'll an engage
NNe.. y4..
ter merchants is marked possible both in "make
up and in acting but the piece has lost nothing by
the exchange. Mr. Brougham showed much OF his old
time pathos and humor, and in his commands to his
SON. IN the second act he especially elective. His
acting Is vigorous than Mr.. Lewis but 1t Is also
more thoroughly English in conception and execution.
The veteran actor welcomed with SO much warmth
that il aust have been gratifying even toono who has
been 50 long pope-tr favorite
II The absence Of Italian opera At tho Academy o.
Music the Wachte VIII attract good deal Of a
ienion The celebrated German GeS's success in this