The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-18
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

"Glrone-Grona'' is in rehearsal at the Park
Theatre.
Maccabe continues to draw large houses at
Robinson Hall.
"Charlty" will be revived tonight at tho FIFTH
Avenue Theatre.
Miss Anna Elzer recently sang in 'L'ElsIre
d'Amore" in San Francisco.
Lucille Western is in the Crescent CITY. She IL
still Lady Isabel in east Lynne.n
They 60 to see "The Sea OF Ice" in Cincinnati,
ana yet they complain OF Old Probabilities.
1t is SAID another prominent actress will soon
be added to the Fifth Avenue Company
Theodore Thomas gives grand orchestral con.
cert at Steinway Hall tonight. with Mr. weikert
as solo pianist.
Miss Clara Morris appears early in the spring as
Macbeth" OF Booths Theatre. The entire cast of
the tragedy will be phenomenal.
Miss Katherine Rogers Randolph. AFTER COM
pleting tour ofCanada, will proceed to California
to fulfil several important engagements
Miss Nelson Is engaged to play at Booths on the
withdrawal of Henry v. It will DO her last appear.
ance in America for two or three years.
Miss Kellogg will "create" the role OF Edith Plan.
tagenet In Balfe's "Talisman," in America, dur.
ing her forthcoming season at the Academy of
Music.
ia Jolie Parfumeuse," new opera BY onen.
night by the Aimee troupe, for the benent or the
French Benevolent Society.
proposition Is before the Board OF Dir ectors of
the Erie Railroad Company to dispose Of the
Grand Opera House by raffe. The company has
entirely vacated the building.
Amid the most disastrous theatrical season
that New York has witnessed for many years Mr.
wallack stands secure, his present season being
the most successful OF any on record.
Fresh paint on the walls OF st. Georges Hall
Liverpool, affected Won Bulow. the pianist, so
much that he played badly. He evidently desires
no color more than he himself gives to a work.
The Lyceum management are trying to secure o
combination of stars for a Shakesperan season
during the month or February. Edwin Booth has
been solicited but as he refuses. 1t is possible that
"Otbello" may be produced with Fechter as Iago
and T. c. King In the title role
Patti. on her appearance at Moscow, was pre-
scented with five stars OF rubies and diamonds
Two thousand bouquets were thrown to her dur.
ing the night and she was called before the curtain
sixty times. This Is enthusiasm at white heat
We hope Moscow may escape second great con-
Migration.
At Columbia, S. G., on the evening of the 18th
inst, the new opera House was thrown open and
dedicated by the Adelaide Phillips Opera Troupe
1t is very pretty structure, admirably adapted
TO the size Of that beautiful city, and supplies
want that has been felt for many years.
Little BijOu Heron VIII be rendered compli.
nentary benefit at the Union League Theatre on
Wednesday evening She Will appear In sThe
Little Treasure "Nan the Good-lor-notbinr.n
and also IN the poison scene from "Homeo and
Juliet" We hope BIou will be as successful as
she deserves to be.
Mr.. Charles Calvert, under whose direction
"Henry "" will be produced at Booths, is man.
ager Of the Theatre Royal. Manchester. Mrs.
Calvert is to assume the part of Kumor as Chorus.
Mr.. George Rignold Will be assigned to the part of
Henry V. Mr.. Frederick Thorne, OF the Theatre
Royal Liverpool, will play the part OF Fluelen. the
Welshman. He made a hit In the character
abroad. The Anglo-French character OF the Prln.
cess Katharine will be undertaken by Mile Bertha
Girardin, Of the Gymnase, Vaudeville and Port st.
Martin Theatres, Paris. M. Henri Stuart is to have
an opportunity OF retrieving his reputation in the
part OF the Dauphin OF France. Jugnct, French
actor OF metropolitan note, is to have small but
good part. Mr.. C. u. Bishop is TO do Pistol, and
Mr.. Frederick 3. Warde, who made so favorable
an impression by his varied imperson atoms at
Booths Theatre. Will have the character part OF
Williams. a soldier in Henry's army. Henry W.
will be produced on the sth OF February.