The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-06
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Rlstori visits Chicago on May IL.
Barnum Will shortly move TO pastures new.
Mrs. Koaspy appears tonight at the Boston
Globe, in "iTwixt Axe and Crown.n
Nine. Nilsson is creating quite a sensation in the
French provinces under Unmann's management.
MISS Cary sang Beetnoven's 'In questa tomba'
al a Thomas concert IN Boston on saturday AFTER
noon.
Davy Crockett Is drawing large houses at the
Park. He mas proved q better success than Colonel
Sellers.
Lolita succeeded Lawrence Barrett at Me-
Ylcker's, Chicago. Twas but step from the
sublime
Tue Grand Central, a Brooklyn variety theatre.
is doing good business this week with large
company
eye promises TO bring out Herold's lie Pre- aux
Clercs' at the Royal Italian Opera, covent Gar
den, London, this summer.
Edwin Booths engagement at the Boston
Theatre closed on Saturday night, and proved 10
be remarkably successful one.
Nile Aimees rare talents Tor opera oossce shine
particularly IN La Jolie Pariumeuse," when
crowd the Lyceum every night.
There was a semi-cen tennlal celebration al the
Filth Avenue Theatre last evening "rne Big
Bonanza having reached It's nitleth performance.
Madame Van Zahdt Is highly praised Tor her
snare OF the work in .'The Creaton,n which was
given By the Boston handel and Haydn Society
last week.
Bryant's continues the house OF refined Inn and
Jointly. Whoever wants 20 laugn had better call
on Dan, at his little opera House he is perfect
cure Tor tue blues.
The main defect or the present season At the
Grand opera, Paris, IL the extreme smallness OF
the repertoire Meyerbeer, being q German. gets
no favor from N. Halanzier.
salvtnis opening character al Drury Lane last
month was .nello. He will be an excellent sub.
stItute Tor MapesonS on nights, when Italian
opera s laid on the shelf 70 cool
Mr. Neuendorr nas made more decided and
brilliant success with "GironeGlronam than with
any piece tnat mas been produced on the boards
or the Germania Theatre. II Is SIN on.
London paper SAYS that the great success OF
the American revivahsts, Messrs Moody aud
sankey. lies principally IN the musical capabilities
or the latter gentleman. VINO Is an excellent hymn
SINGER
TIE new musical college, toward which ex.
Mayor Kinrsand mas made such munlncent
donation--oH at S. 0o0, oOo-nas not yet assumed
definite shape. "a there Is a bill penang before
the Legislature 10 regard 70 It's charter.
Nine. Rlston VIII appear a. tire Lyceum on
Monday evening as queen FL zabetn and on
Tuesday - Lucrezia Borgia, ana in the sleep
waKing scene from Macbeth" Those will be
ner nnal farewell performances In New York.
AIR. Max Marches viii produce Flotow's opera
.L'ombra,n Tor ine Hrst time. az the Academy or
Music on Friday evening. with the following
cast:--Cina, Mss Anale Randall; vespina, Mss
Honmann; FaDrizio, Sgnor Beniratell; MlroneL
slgnor laguapetrd.
Mr.. !. \. pattison lectures on Wednesday
evening az De GaTmo Hall, on the pianist Llszt,
Illustrating MS lecture with the following trau-
scriptlons from tho composers works :-"Beue-
dlctlon ct serEent' fBerhozI lie Campanella"
(PaQanlnD "Culus Amman QkosslnD "Aur
dem wasser'' lschuDerD; "NelodIe1 tSchuberD.
TIE popularity d the "Blg Bonanzan continues
TO Increase, ana tae Fl IN Avenue Is nightly
crowded oY audiences whose bostereus enjoy
ment of the play SHOWS how thoroughly trey APP
preclate IL several changes nave oesn made IN
the dialogue, ana MISS Cawsllader mas found the
missing love poem, winch promises 70 become as
famous as some or Dundrearys epistles From
present appearances "Big Bonanza viii oil Up
the season At the Fllth Avenue. Last nigRt II
reached its Glty.hrst performances.