The New York herald., 1876-02-06
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Miss Jennie Hughes sings in Brooklyn this week
Rose Michel" has been performed seventy seven
times at the Union Square Theatre
Mile Eugene Pappenheim appears in "Der Fre-
schultz" at the Stadt Theatre tomorrow night
Mr. George Fawcett Rowe will shortly appear at the
Park Theatre and original drama written by
himself and entitled Brass"
This the week OF the exhibition OF 'The Siege
OF Paris at the Colosseum The pictures will then be
removed to Philadelphia for the Centennial
Aspecia suburban matinee will be given at the Finh
Theatre Wednesday, to allow persons living
in the suburbs an opportunity OF seeing 'Pque.n
Mr.. j. n. Pattison has with overwhelming sue
cess OF piano recals in Titusville, Oil City,
Meadvfle, watertown, jamestown and Rochester.
The Chicago critics have gone crazy Won BI-
low and have exhausted the entire vocabulary OF must
cal terms They have ordered new set of dictiona-
ries.
At the Brooklyn Theatre ton morrow night Miss
Charlotte Thompson will appear in one of her finest
parts, Jane Eyre Mr.. Frederick Robinson Nr
Lamb and very strong company will be in the cast
The California Mnstres will appear at the Twenty
third street opera House night. The CON-
pany includes number Of popular and versatile per-
formers fully worthy TO appear on the boards where
Dan Bryant made minstrelsy home.
Miss Rose Eytingeis benefit at the Union Square
Theatre on Friday night great success. Al the
expiration ofthe run Of Rose Michel this admirable
actress will begin starring tour in the principal
theatres OF the country producing several plays
An eccentric Individual presented himself the box
ONCE OF Booths Theatre the other night, and in a
dramatic STYLE meant be complimentary asked Tor
"a pass to Rome :" ITO Romeg said Mr.. Tookcr who
was thus accosted Certainly will give you pass to
roam-where you please
Mrs Sarah Frances Norton, whose interesting and
witty lectures ndcung some OF the absurdities OF tho
woman suffrage movement decidedly successful
has written play called Against the Tide II deals
mainly with various phases of modern society, Of
which her experience ought TO make her a competent
and brilliant critic
s.John Garth" one OF Mr.. John Brougham's sterling
dramas will be produced at waack's tomorrow light
for the first time in four years Mr. Waack will per-
senate the hero character OF which he the cre-
ator on the stage and Mr.. John Gilbert will play
Gregory Deerham, his original part Mr. A. Fitzgerald
will make his nrst appearance at this theatre Miss
Ada Dyas Miss Nina varian, Mrs Seton and Mss
Ethel Thornton also in the cast The scenery is
new and the revival OF this hne drama will doubtless
be as successful that OF caste" any Of the plays
that have made the winter season wallack's 50 at
tractiye.
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
At Sangers' Amphitheatre lately false alarm Of Ore
was raised, and 4 general panic was imminent Ar
George Sanger upon the stage and order
BY the following speech, which quote in the hope
that its excellent common will have lis proper
effect upon the thoughtsss and the tmd Ia all similar
cases.
LADIES AND GKyrLEMEN-fhere Is no danger: IL is
false alarm. And let me say lew words No
one In all my experience was burned in theatre
but thousands have beentrampled to death or fatally
Injured through insensate panic Even suppose
that there was hro all rusn to the doors once.
is that the way to get out safely and an orderly
manner Now, what Is the cause OF all this
panicS ballet girl gets trodden upon behind the
scenes BY an elephant aud she out Some
thoughtlcss person the gallery hears her and shouts
'Firei aud thercupon well educated body Of specta
tors echo without moments consideration. this most
panic striking OF all cries, and present melancholy
speciacle-a melancholy spectacle, say-of want OF
common and presence OF mind wish 10 TO be
generally known that IN case Of actual hre this vast
building be cleared with IN two minutes and
half Lei me hope you are now reassured, and will
permit the performance TO proceed
ringing cheer from the audience was the reply to
this speech, and thus frghtful catastrophe was
averted oy few wel chosen words delivered In
lutte and happy The terrible calamity in Gin
cinnaii yesterday gives painful interest to Mr. San
gers advice.