The New York herald., 1876-12-03
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

variety tHeulrcs AL slVo now apu interesting
bills Tor the present week.
Mr.. +. j. Gilmore offers q rare bill OF musical works
at the Grand Opera House tonight
Nile. rherese Jakonbovitsch pianist, from ST. Peters
burg, will debut IN concert at Chckcrng Hall next
week.
Louise Pomeroy Will commence weeks engage
meni at the Boston Theatre tomorrow night as the
gentle Juliet
Richard Ii which Mr. Edwin Booth played
cessiuly last year, will DO revived at the Lyccum The
atrc tomorrow night
The reconstructed i" Baba viii. performed
Niblo's Garden this week, with the fine ballet In
programme.
Miss Nelson last night closed a brilliant engagement
at Cincinnati. On "Wednesday night she appeared IN
Twelfth Night" for the FIRST time in that city.
monument is 10 be erected the grave OF
George Belmore, the comedian In Green wood Gene
terry, by the English actors resident in New York.
Mr.. Adolph NeuendorG gives his second symphony
concert at the Germana Theatre this evening, por-
tions Of Waencr7s "Ring OF the Nibcungcn" forming
the principal attraction the programme
MapIcson has suspended operations upon his
Opera House, in London, and has re.engaged Drury
Lane tor the next season Cause lack OF funds prob
aoiy
Mr. Heller is OF tho best architects in the city,
Tor few draw finer houses. His programme this
week at tho Wonder Theatre will be new. both in
and legcrdcmain
Miss Muionn will be performed every evening this
week, except saturday at the Union Square Theatre
with Miss Clara Morris in character when is con-
ceded 10 be one OF her finest The theatre has been
crowded every night
The career OF the Flying Dutchmnn" (yascello
Fantasma, in Italian. has been brought 10 an un
timely close. The company. nity-iour in number, arc
in Detroit without funds, and the manager, Mr.. Carl
berg. is in New York.
Professor Cromwels instructive entertainment at
Masonic Temple enters upon IT'S eighth week tomor-
evening, when Italy" will form the subject of H.
lustration The "Centcnnia Exhibition" Will DO rep.
resented on Wednesday.
performance for the benefit Of the Now York In
Urinary Tor Women and Children given Friday
night at the Union League Theatre. and number Of
leading amateurs appeared successfully in "Naval En-
gaRemcnts' and "Thc Day After the Wedding"
Grabbed Age" play by Mr. Henry Moriord, the
production Of which has been awaited with interest
will be given at the Grand Opera House tomorrow
night 1t will Introduce Miss Lctie Allen for the first
time in this city, lady who brings fine reputation
Mr. J. b. Atwater win perform the hero
All the little fvcyear old ladies OF the Gilsey House,
escorted by their miniature beaux, attended the natl
REQ at the Park Theatre yesterday, as the invited
guests OF Lolita. The brief hour OF freedom from tho
tyranny OF maids and nurses was passed in happy dir
tatons and mutual congratulations. "Musette" will
remain on the stage all tho week.
1.-THE School for Scandal will bo produced on Tues
day at the Fifth Avenue Theatre, with Miss Fanny
Davenport Lady Tcazlc, Mr.. Charles Coghan as
Charles Surface character which he played with
great success In London. and cast otherwise excel
lent Tomorrow night "As You Like 1t" will be
given for the last time The scenery will all bo
Father H. Q. Macdowali the pastor of the Church OF
St Agnes desires to express to Mr.. A. 81 Palmer the
manager OF the late entertainment at the Academy Of
Musc and to all the artists VIII, assisted in that benc
it, his gratitude for their liberal cooperation. It's
pleasing TO that the Church and stage not
ally anlagostic but that ola,e has frequently heen
the fact, each is willing aid tho other any work
OF charity or kindness.
The Shaughraun" has drawn houses only limited
py tho capacity OF Walack's Theatre. On Thanksgv.
ing Day 1000 people crowded into the galleries.
larger number than they had held The play
might indefinitely It for the previous
rnngements OF Mr. Walack and Mr. Boucicault,
which will require its withdrawal in January. Tho
play is so full OF fun, SO admirably mounted and so
well acted that its popularity not surprising
The Kellogg English Opera Company havo met with
Unprecedented success Chicago. over So 900
the receipts or the first four performances, and tho
"Flyng Duichman." with Miss Kellogg and Mr.. Garlic
ton, received with immense enthusiasm. One /
critic says:-"To the largest and most brilliant audi
that probably assembled In Mcyickers The
Miss Kellogg has demonstrated the ability OF
English opera company to give tho massive works OF
Wagner In fair style, and We shall next expect her to
attempt his Tannhauser' and 'Lohcngrin.'" 4"
The circus at sBarnums' has been reinforced, and
this week three OF the finest horsemen in the world
will display their art and daring in friendly contest
These are Fish, Lowande ana Sebastian each OF whom
Is almost unrivaiIed in his own especial style Tho
acrobatlc company has also been enlarged, and the
clowns the trained elephants and ponies produce
merrmcnt The Carlo family still continue their
inmitabc entertainments Outside OF the circus the
mcnagerc iu of attraction to the student OF
Tho wild beasts all interesting, ana some of them
the only living specimens ia the country. Tho
triple exhibition of circus mcnagere and museum Is
every afternoon and evening, and the visitor
visit or all us ne desires.
Nine. EsspoT repeated Mondays programme at
Steinway Hall yesterday afternoon before largo au-
diencc. On Monday evening she appears tho first
time in Brooklyn, ana on Wednesday she will give
concert in New York, assisted by Thomas Orchestra
The following Is the programme:--Overturs, .lphige-
ma in Auis" Gluck-Thomas' Orchestra Concerto
Tor violin No. s. Rodc--Mons. Alfred yvicn and
chestra Concerto. No 1, in q major, opus 5s.
Allegro Moderate. Andante con Molo, Rondo, 4
Bccihovcn-Mme Annotte EssipoT orchestra.
Intermssion. lntcrlude, Invocation OF the Aipcnay,
"Manircd,n Schumann. Thomas orcbestra--d Frag-
ment d'unc Suite, Prelude and Fugel IN u Nat,
Bach; Studio, Scaratti Mme Annette Essipol--
songs. Mllc Agncse Palma-Conccrto No. L. & minor,
op IS, Mendelssohn. Nine. Annette EsspoG and
orchestra.
''Kins Lear" will be performed ut Booths Theatre
tomorrow night for the lrst time that classic
stage and 1t IS announced by the managers tha. the
revival will be uncquallod scenic ELECT and in
ing, and in general power, by any previous production
either in England America. Tho new scenery has
been painted by Mr.. wnham oi the Finn Avenue
Theatre, the authentic records OF the period
which Shakespeare is supposed to have
placed the drama The costumes
new. and tie mechanical effects powerful. But Tor
all this should little II the cast be
IL Il "A 10 Mr. l.arrc