The New York herald., 1875-12-31
A M us Z M ( Mt S.
LyCFUM THEATRE.


capital programme gwen at the Lyeeum last
night the being the benefit OF Nine Iormiani,
an artist OF versatility, power and finish There
was large and intelligent audience present despite tho
incemency Of the weather, and the performance amply
repaid the visitors The clever and amusing te farce,
"Lc Homard," once brought the peculiar talents
Of Mezeros into requsition, and he ably assisted
BY NM Rchez and Jaeger Par Droit de Conquote, by
Lcgouye, Is hight and pleasing comedy in three acts,
simple IN its action but nevertheless noteworthy for
rs neat and charming dialogue and happy combination
OF enjoyable events II might indeed, be called a
miniature edition the Lady Of Lyons" far the
lovcmaking part is concerned. Mime Lormani IN the
sero-comic r6e OF Nine Georges had excellent OF.
portunity for the display OF her and the last
act was rewarded with hearty and well deserved appro
baton Nine Lormiani has already the recogni-
ton OF apprcciatve audiences by her admirable aud
thoroughly artistic lmpersonations The audience
seemed delighted with the entertainmeni the sur
roundngs and excellent support fully warrant
Ing The repeated plaudits which marked il through
out Nm. ycnia GEORGE Barnardl Riehcz lie Marquis
de Rroulel Legrand lie Vicomte Goutian de fillyl.
Mines Rcnard Tia Marquse norbevaA and Tholcr
tAlce de Bochegumc performed the parts assigned
them most crcditaby. The company will perform in
Boston during week and viii then return 30 the
Lyceum when several new comedies will be produced.
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
Alfred Jael will likely visit the Centennial Exposition
next year
Mile. Fare Thaberg mas won freSn laures during her
recent operate tour in England and Scotland.
Mile. Titiens returned the city last evening from
her New England tour and is at the Everett House
"Juus Caesar" still continues to draw immense
houses Booths Theatre. Two performances will be
given Now Years Day.
Mr.. wschiel completes his second in New
York on Saturday night with a performance of Ros
sni's mastcrwork, civilian Tell"
In consequence OF the indisposition OF q member OF
the opera company there will bc operate perform
ance at the Academy ofMusc Tomorrow.
Mrs Levy Miss Minnie Conway being taken very ILL.,
the Levy tour came abrupt conclusion at
Erie and the members OF the company have all re-
turned to the city
London paper says:-"Her Majesty the Queen OF
Denmark witnessed the performance of A for Her. at
the Mirror Theatre" Was n q play got up especially
for the royal vistorY
Mile. Leonora Ritas concert announced TO take
place evening Chickering Hail. was unaccount-
ably postponed although many persons assembled in
front OF the darkcned building, and there
planatory bin to show why the public should be thus
disappointed
Hans Won Bulow concludes the FIRST week of his
second season In New York this evening with choice
programme his assistants being the that took
part In the Wednesday concert Yesterday afternoon,
at Chickering Hail. he repeated Mondays bill before
very elegant and fashionable audience. The perform
ance was in many respects superior to its predecessor
Theatricas seem to be prosperous in Australia.
Madame Janauschek concluded her engagement at Mel
bourne October 2s. Ristor played her farewell en-
gagemcnt there In November, and the Royal Marion
cites, under John z. McDonough's control, had two
successful In music Mr.. Lyster's Eng
lsh Opera Company has produced opera boufe with
Miss Emile Melville the prima donna lima di
Murska has given concerts in Victoria, and at Sand.
hurst sang 1.-THE Last Rose of Summer" in the open
air before many thousands of persons. In New Zealand
all amusements are dull.