The New York herald., 1875-11-28
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

evening
Carl Rosa's English opera company has created quite
sensation in Dublin
Rubinstein's opera, 'The Demon" has met with
favor in St. Petersburg.
''Tchbornen continues to be played at the Chestnut
Street Theatre Philadelphia
The eighteenth season OF the Monday popular con-
certs of Mr.. Arthur Chappell in London, commenced
on Novembers 8.
MISS Lille Eldridge has successfully appeared in New
Orleans in her new plays, Tempted and 'sRobn
Greys Wife"
Marchetti has certainly met with more success in
Italy with his OPERA 'Ruy Bias" than he achieved in
America 1t Ia now on the boards at Milan
Oliver Doud Byron and his "Across the Continent"
which has thrilled the galleries time and again. opens
at the Arch Street Theatre, Philadelphia, this week.
'The Mighty Dollar" approaches its centennial
night The audience Thanksgiving Day per-
haps largest assembled in the Park Theatre
jarrett Palmer's dramatic company, including
Fred. B. warde, Mary Wells, Rosa Rand and others,
have this city after successful tour in the
provinces.
Edwin Booths engagement at the Walnut Street
Theatre Philadelphia, has been very successful This
week "Richard IL" is be brought for the first
time in that city.
Mr. r. 8 Chanfrau appears at Woods Museum to-
morrow evening for the first time in entirely new
American sensational drama entitled "Rube; Or The
Wall Street Undertow."
The matinee at the Academy OF Music yesterday
very well attended Nile Poppenheimcr repeated her
truly magnificent impersonation Of Leonora, In
''Fidelio with remarkable effect
course Of Sunday evening popular lectures has
been begun In Philadelphia Charles Bradaugh, tho
English radical, lectures toll night upon 'The Great
French Revolution at Concert Hall
Miss Coombs and Lotta divided the honors in Cincin-
natl last week. The one appeared in 1.-THE Hunch-
back, 'The School for Scandal" and "London As
surancen and the other in "Musetton
Minnie Hauk's triumphs in Berlin her many
American friends and admirers will be glad hear
are as pronounced as those she in Vienna In
verdi's "Aida' this accomplished prima donna took
the Prussian capital by storm
The Windsor Dramatic Club WIN give performance
and reception tomorrow night at the Lexington Ave-
nue. Opera House aid Of the Northeastern Dspensar
The two act drama Down by the Sea" and the one
act farce, 1.-TWO Bonnycastles," will be presented
The engagement OF Mr. and Mrs Barney williams at
Booths Theatre is for the fortnight beginning
December Is, and will include Christmas night They
will be followed by Laurence Barrett K l. Davenport
and r. B. Bangs, in shakespeare's "Juus Casar.n
Miss Carlotta Church, very charming soprano
singer gives concert at the Union League Club Thea
ire on Docember7 on which occasion she will be
sisted by Miss Anna Bulkley contralto; Mr. Wikie,
tenor; Mr. sohst baritone; Mr.. j. N Pattison pianist,
and Mr. Carri, violinist
This is the last week of the first season Of the
Wachte German Opera Company at the Academy OF
Music The celebrated tenor appears tomorrow night
in '.Le Position dc Lonjumeau" and on Wednesday in
I'll Trovatore." The Brooklyn season begins on De-
cember with sTl Trovatore."
Bdlow has dispensed with the orchestra for this
weeks concerts and ventures into the dangerous
realms OF chamber music On Monday he will be
sisted by Or. Damrosch violin; Mr.. George Matzka,
VIOLA and Mr. Bergner, vioinceno 1t is to be hoped
that those gentlemen have life insurances
, Hans Won Bnlow appeared yesterday afternoon at
Chickering Hall before the largest audience OF
son, being principally composed Of ladies' He repeated
Monday nights bill tho Tschaikowsky concerto the
'Moonlighto sonata and Lsztis Hungarian Fantasia
He received enthusiastic greeting from his fair
hearers.
Some of our English contemporaries have worked
themselves up into frantic state of excitement
count OF the alleged want Of appreciation of Mile
Titiens shown by tho American public They
trely mistaken. Our people were only anxious 70
and hear tho great artist in opera in those roles in
which her fame made
Mrs Marie Antonette Nathalie Pollard, the popular
reader Is lying very Ill at her rooms in the Cosmopol
tan Hotel, San Francisco Mrs. Pollard contracted
severe cold while assisting In tho for the relief
Of the Virginia sufferers recently, since which tme
she has been confined to her bed Mrs Pollard is the
widow OF < A. Pollard and has given readings in New
York.
"Elijah, the most dramatic oratorio ever written
win be presented at steinway Hall on Monday evening
by the Centennial Choral Union vocal organization
which has, under tho experienced direction OF Mr..
George r Bristow become grand in this city.
The soolsts will be Mrs. Butman, soprano; Miss
Drasdil, contralto; Mr. Simpson, tenor, Mr.. sohsi
baritone
M Palanti has died suddenly at sainte-Perine aged
seventy, having retired from his profession only
few wecka He belonged for long time TO the Opera
Comique, where he played small parts and acted as
stage manager He known in the French prov
inces and elsewhere by the scrupulousIy exact misses
scene Of all the works produced during bis al tho
Grand Opera and Opera Comiquc
Tho postponement OF Mr.. Fechters engagement at
the Lyceum Theatre until Thursday evening Is
avoidabie and will give him full time to from
his recent painful accident the Walnut Street Thea
tire, Philadelphia He win open in 'LAbime" which
he plays English under the title Of mo Thorough
faro" In the meanwhile the French comedy company
continues its excellent performances.
Mrs Emma Waller will soon appear AZ Booths Thea
trc and will perform her celebrated role Of Meg Merit
lies Why should she not also play in the great tragedy
or rThc Duchess OF Mal1, = In which she ands OF
her remarkable charactersi Let Messra Jarrett
and Palmer and Mira Waller do for webster's dramatic
genius as much Mr.. Daily and Mr. Booth did for
Shakespeare when they brought out "Richard IL"
Mr.. George Fawcett Rowe will appear At Booths
Theatre this week Mcawber in 'Litte Emily" The
JUNCTION and humor with which Mr. Rowe represents the
famous character which tho genus Of Dickens has mado
immortal are so thorough that Mr. Mcawber seems to
have stepped out of the book the stage, complete
from top to too. IL is delightful personaton and ex
tremely amusing without being in any degree exag-
reratcd. Mr.. Rowe will remain at Booths for SIX
nights only Miss Bsssia Darling win appear Martha
the 0utcast
new and what promises 10 be a popular theatrical
enterprise has decided upon in this city. The
Twenty. third Street Theatre the late Dan Bryants
Opera House, will shortly be opened for comedy. The
company n said to DO excellent, and the management
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