The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-19


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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
Mile. Corani. the Irish prims donna. ia snglng 1t
Catania, Sicily.
Clara Morris was announced TO appear in san
Francisco this week.
The Strskosch Italian Opera Company have been
well received In Baltimore.
The London Athen9um happily names Handel
''the Briareus OF choral music.n 't' sr sY
Mrs. Oates gave the good people Of ST. Louis
Lies Bavards'' on Saturday last. er
Mr.. J. N. Pattison has lectured ON music and the
great masters at Fall River. Mass.
Nine. JanauscheK's "Marie Stuart, seems to
have profoundly impressed the Savannah, Ga,
public
The opera season at New Orleans has been
brought to premature close through lack Of
patronage.
Nine. sbold lately sang Azucens at Les Itaiens,
Paris. she might have chosen . more euphonious
stage name
Minnie Hauck, the American prima donna, has
succeeded Pauline Lucca in the affections OF the
Berlin public. rstta
Nine. LEGITIMACY has become very popular IN
Cincinnati. where she ID endeavoring to establish
German opera. g
"Rooert le Diable" proved to be the only sue
cessful opera this season at the Theatre de Ia
Aonnaie, Brussels. ASS. r
Miss JEANNE Jewell HotchKiss will shortly make
her appearance at Steinway Hall in series OF
dramatic rehearsals. 1T
MILFORD Morgan. formerly tenor Of the Kellogg
English Opera Troupe, sang at Covent Garden dur
ing the Christmas holidays. . M
tenor was recently placed hors de combat At
the Argentine Theatre. Rome, BY q piece OF iron
falling on his head from the roof OF the theatre.
The Kellogg English Opera Company comm cnced
o short season at the Philadelphia Academy OF
Music on Monday night before an overwhelming
house.
A critic at the birthplace OF Beethoven-Bonn-
says that 1.-THE tips Of Marie Krebs' fingers be-
come. while playing, the abode Of the musical
Psyche" .t..n4 a
The Brooklyn Park Theatre will open on Feb
ruAry with a nrst class variety company, under
the management Of Colonel william E. Sim, OF
Baltimore. r
Charleston Is. co. critic says that his pen falls
utterly to describe Janauschek's Elizabeth ana
hs must content himself with feeble, lragmentary
commentary.
* NJ. William Sinn. one OF the ablest variety man
ayers in America, viii open the Brooklyn PARK
Theatre on February l for Q season OF variety
entertainments ~
Barry Sullivan, at the conclusion OF an engage.
msnt AZ Cork, was presented with Two massive
pieces Of plato BY the Mayor OF the city amid the
widest enthusiasm. -rfA f-4r, 49,
~. George F. Bristow, the renowned composer,
lectures on Instrumentation" at the. Conserva-
tory, In Knabe's building, Filth avenue on
Wednesday evening.
Nine. Lucca has been 30 successful ut the Vienna
Opera Comique that she has been engaged to sing
81 the Imperial Grand opera House. Gyc wants
her back as Covent Garden.
Russian composer at st. Petersburg (Ichai-
kowsKy) Is writing an orchestral fantasia on
The Tempest" We trust that his measures will
be more musical than his name. .-u
Sefior Jimenez and his two sons Jose Julian and
Nicasio, negroes OF the puresr type, are among
the best pupils OF the LeIpsic Conservaroire. The
father is q vionist, the elder son violoncellist
and the younger pianist They play trios to.
getner like great musical artists and are received
into society and treated like their eliow.students
OF white blood. aHg
gushing critic in the Monumental City thus
dlates upon Aibani in "Lohengrn:m- s.Albani
had already her place In the heart OF Baltimore a.
was quickly evident when the first cavstins OF
Elsa broke forth, clear
As the carol OF a bird,
Tho sweetest song car ever heard.
and the ringing soprano voice neld the house
spc-bound TO It's close"
Mrs. Rousoy, while playing ar the Queens, Lon
don, administered q wel.mertted rebuke to q
party Of paper-neaded 'swellsn who occupied q
private box. who had evidently been INDUCING In
an extra glass OF beer, and who were talking and
laughing loudly and continuously. Drawing her.
self up to her full height In 'front.' Of the box with
witherng glance OF scorn, the fair trag
exclaimed :-"welll gentlemen when you have
quite finished, will 60 on" And she went on
Mime. Ama)ia Limoni. widow of the late Cuban
general, IgnacIo Agramonte, having had all her
property In Cuoa confscated by the Spanish gov
eminent, has resolved to devote to the musical
stage the remarkable natural talents which a
course OF study IN Paris Florence and Rome de-
veloped to an extent enabling her to take high
position among lyric artists. She was considered
In Italy primo cartello artist, and much regret
was expressed at the time that she did not at
once devote her talents to the profession OF which
as o pupil she was such shining light. Nine.
ARramonte win appear IN concert at De Garmo's
Hall. Fourteenth street, on Friday evening next,
assisted by several other artists. and viii sing
some or the most attractive aras In her repertoire
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION.
I. The New YORK Sunday School Association held
Its monthly ting last evening Fourth ave.
M proo hvf ovta chr D~os II