The New York herald., 1876-03-12
Jarrett Palmer for the appearance of the famous ira


Miss Adelaide Nelson has postponed her provincial
engagements on account of her at the Haymar
ket Theatre, Lonaon. 1t is probable that she will ap
pear at Booths Theatre next season in ANNE Bo.
leyn."
Caenders Georgia Ninstrels have been successful at
Beethoven Hail. Boston and William Lloyd Garrison,
whom we know to be good judge OF "conIrabands,"
and suppose to be one OF music, has highly COM
mended them
Nile. Anna de Belocca, the Russian contTato, OF
whose beauty voice and talent European critics speak
In glowing terms will shortly arrive in New York aud
will make her rst appearance Rosina In al Bar
biere d seugia"
''The Two Orphans will be produced at the Brook
lyn Theatre tomorrow evening" with the Union Square
company including Miss Kate ClaIton her beautiful
personaton of the blind girl Lied Astray' will oc
cupy the last three nights OF the week.
''The ldes OF March" will be celebrated at Booths
Theatre on Wednesday afternoon by performance Of
'Julius Caesar" On the Wednesday following matt
nee will be given for the benefit OF Mr. L. L. Daven-
port, when he will play Brutus for the nnetieth con-
secutve time
The Transmission of Musical Notes Telegraph
cay" by Elisha Gray, Is the nrst paper in the Jour
nal of the American Electrical society The author
says:-"By this method, not only may different mes
sages be sent simultaneously but tune with all its
parts be distinctly audible at the receiving end"
Mt r. Darcy has translated and adapted for the EDg
hsh stage Victor Hugos drama of marion do
forme," and II he is as successful as playwright as
he Is IN literature generally we shall have q superior
presentation OF that powerful work. The play has
been accepted by Miss Augusta Dargon, whose un-
questioned genius will nnd ample opportunity IN the
heroine
Mrs. Louise Allen, at time great favorite in
this city, playing the Chestnut Street Theatre in
tlada apht uha haVa
"Sweethesrs" In which she has "a lovely part That
of course she fills very appropriately "Daisy Farm"
by Byron, will be produced there this week for the
first time America.
The Lyceum Will be opened Monday night under
the management of Mr. Matt Morgan, who will make
II svaudeville theatre, with entirely company.
Comic opera. comediettas, and burlesque entitled
"The Pque Family" will be the features OF this week,
the latter beirg "play the DAILY" The entertain
ment ends with ''Columbias Court transformation
scene by Matt Morgan
Philadelphia Is more strictly moral in the matter Of
Sunday evening ''sacred" concerts than New York.
Sheppards Colored Jubilee Singers announced to
appear Sunday at Fox's Theatre when the Chief OF
Police promptly forbade the carrying out of the pro-
gramme The troupe Will consequently appear during
the secular evenings of this week.
Mr.. James Allison, who leaves for Australia this
week has engaged the following for his theatres
in Sydney and Adelade:-w II. Lingard, Mr.. G. Chap
lin, Mrs Scott-siddons, Messrs. Baker and Ferron,
Mrs Oates Opera Company Mr. Crane and Miss Alice
Harrison and Mr.. Edwin Adams. He will produce all
the plays of the Fifth Avenue and Union Square
theatres in Australia.
very talented young pianist, Miss westervelt,
appeared In Professor Oborski's concert Paterson
n. j., Tuesday last and surprised her hearers by
giving clear intelligent and brilliant Interpretation OF
OF the most difficult works to be found In piano
hterature-the Ccncertstdck of Weber. Few profess
soanl lady pansts have been abs 20 through this
trying work with passable results. Nr. Oborskis
pupil has a Of undoubtcd success before her
'.Pquc' will reach its hundr-dth night this week,
and Mr. Augustin Daily will give the appropriate
celebration. There will be performances four Of
them being at one O'Clock the afternoons OF Mon
day. Wednesday, Friday and Saturday. The theatre Is
to be decorated in elaborate STYLE the
be new, satin programmes and photographs of Miss
Fanny Davenport will be presented 10 the ladies ana
"Pique waltz by Dodworth will be performed.
1t will be a week OF festival at the Fifth Avenue
Theatre
"Rose Miche will be performed for the 12oth time
on Saturday evening, and will then be Withdrawn after
equal to that OF any of the other plays brought
out at the Union Square Theatre The enterprise
OF Messrs Shook Palmer will be victoren sardou's
new drama of "Fcrreol, 4" which will be produced
Monday, March 90 Nearly the whole company will DO
required for tho cast of this piece, and among the
principal actors Miss Ida Vernon Miss Kate Clax-
ton, Mrs wilkins, Miss Ida Je1ries, debutante and
Messrs Stoddart Charles Thorne frederick Robinson
John Parselle Stuart Robson, Montgomery and Bur-
roughs
''The wonder' is the next OF the splendid series Of
comedies which Mr. wallack has presented this
II is the best Of Mrs Centvre's plays and the char
acters and situations forcible and brilliant Don
rck's best comedy parts, Mr.. Charles Kean acted
IL during his last visit to this country. violnnte
which Miss Ada Dyas will assume was played
then by Mrs Kean Mr. Gilbert has nden 8 old part
Don Pedro and have doubt will play 1t quite as
we'll and Mr. Beckett appears Lissardo. The whole
cast is a strong one at Walack's The comedy has
not been given here for six years and is therefore,
novelty New York II will be brought with new
costumes and with the and beautiful scenery for
which this theatre is celebrated The full cast Is else
whore published.
When Esop his fables he let the moral be sug-
gested by the moral and work of presents
an obtrusiye moral "Is there any moral shut within
the bosom of roses" Sun there be some moral
purpose in any work of permanent value, and we
nnd this TO be the in all successful plays There
certainly lesson in 'rhe School for Scandal The
Merry Wives Of Windsor" "TEe Jealous Vile" &C.
Mr.. Rowes comedy OF Brass" with all its uproarous
fun and reckless humor, illustrates the msfortunes
OF Walton Stray, the Jolly oflyng-not lying for
purposes but from mere habit OF detailing the
marvellous Mr.. Stray's 'Fact fact assure you 10
aud his prehistoric ring get him into continual trouble
and nearly lose him his sweetheart But this is not
forced upon the attention. and is only ateward that
We perceive the delcacy with which the author has
presented wholesome truth. Brass" begins to-
morrow its nth week
Hans Won Bulow commences a season OF six nights
and niatnees at ChickerIng Hall the Goth inst
There will be Beethoven soirees which the fol-
lowing Of the great master will be performed
Sonata Patetica opus l3; Adagio con variazion
opus "a; Sonata quasi FANTASIA, opus 81 No l. ia
fiat; Sonata quasi 'Fantasia, opus ~ No In sharp
minor; Sonata, opus ITO, IN fat; Fantasia, opus
II; Variations, Fuga ed Andante Finale, on Theme
OF the >niOnia Eroica. opus So, IN fiat
SnnaIa n No . ID minor. SONATA Low