The New York herald., 1876-10-08
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Mr.. waack will play this week at Ford's Grand
Opera House, in Baltimore.
Kelly and Leon givo the burlssquc OF ''The Two
on uns" every evening this week.
The San Francisco Minstrels, with Birch, walmbold
and Backus, present very lively bill
Murrays Circus opens this week Of tho corner OF
Eighth avenue aud Forty ninth street
Mr.. Aptommas has returned to this city and win
resume hts celebrated harp recitals this season.
Next week Louise NJ Pomeroy will appear at tho
Lyceum Theatre in tho characters OF Juliet aud
Pauline
There were two good musical houses ycsterday-,hc
Italian OPERA at the Academy, and Thomas
Stcinway Hall
John r. Raymond, with his immortal Colonel Sellers,
Is drawing crowded houses at the Walnut Street
Theatre. Philadelphia.
Miss Lille Eldridgc will appear Juliet at the Eliza
beth IN. ~ Opera House on tho 18th inst Augustus
Pituo will bo the Romeo.
On Friday evening at tho Union League Club
Theatre an amateur minstrel entertainment will bo
given in aid OF Our Girls Guild.
the Olympic Theatre oncrs a new bill this week, and
Cool Burgess, Lurline. tho Water Queen, and "Jona-
than Bradford" arc among tho attractions
When Barnum leaves Gilmore's Garden tho Partisan
Skating Rink will bo opened, ana tho of nights Of
skating 1t will DO used for festivals and balls
Miss Rose Wood has resigned tho leading position at
tho Park Theatre fact which the public will regret
as this lady is Of the most charming actresses in
New York.
"Baba" has become the most successful spectacle as
yet presented the metropolitan stage. Marctzek's
music and tho fine scenery have crowded Nibo's for
tho last week.
This evening the Mamonides Library Association
will give It's FIRST Of tho at the Tcuonia
Assembly Rooms MI Rosalia Rosenb,u,h. Nine.
Le Commnndeur Cazcneuvc, ithe celebrated prest.
dgtatcur will continue his remarkable performances
at Chickering Hall this week. on Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday evenings, and Saturday afternoon.
'Clouds," tho new play by Mr.. Marsdcn, will be
continued this week at the Park Theatre 1t ap.
propriate play for a theatre in which 'The Gdcd
Age'' and tho "Mighty Dollar" wcrc originally pro-
duccd.
Miss Adelaide Cherrie will mako her debut at tho
Union League Theatre. on Wednesday night, in tho
character OF Camille. This lady is pupil Of Matilda
Heron and Camille the role which Matilda Heron
created.
Miss Clara Morris will mako her first appearance
this ut the Brooklyn Theatre tomorrow
ing, In the brilliant drama OF "Conscicncc" by Messrs
Lancaster and Masnus, originally produced at the
Union Square,
Maretzek and Frycr-the ono the most successful OF
italian impresaros tho other Strakoschs best repre-
sentative during the memorable Nilsson season-gvo q
concert at Booths Theatre this evening The pro-
grammc is splendid ono. Pappenheim, Levy, sohst,
Castle are tho solosts. Tho Swedish Ladies' Quartet
appear in characteristic selections.
"Forbdden Fruit has drawn enormous audiences
at Walacks Theatre, which is not at all surprising
II Is the liveliest comedy have had this season. 1t
is easy to get good seats unless they secured
early. and tho play will until the production OF
ladies particularly admirable in this comedy
the scenery is superb.
'Unclo Toms Cabin has made hi, al tho Grand
Opera House, and viii bo continued this week with
Mrs. Howard In original part of Topsy. This 10 an
artistic performances, and sho is admirably assisted by
the whole company Jubilee Singers and the chorus Of
Southern negroes IN the plantation scenes This
ing there will bc sacred concert by tho Georgia
Jubilee Singers who maveously interpret tho strange
religious music in the South.
sI.fe" draws crowded houses at the Fifth Avenue
Theatre. Tho acting Of Mcssrs. Fisher, Coghlap,
Brougham and Lewis, Of Mrs Gilbert, Miss Fawsitt,
Miss Drew, Miss Sydney Cowcll, Miss Mary Wells and
the dancing OF Miles Bonfanti and Sohho canno: but
make il a An eccentric tlo part Is capitally
acted by Mr.. Bennett, new member of the company,
but who is destined, unless We much mistaken
TO make a very popular comedian
| At Gilmore's Garden tomorrow night Mr. Barnum
will open his mcnagcre and circus for OF
months Tho interior Of the building divided by an
immense canvas screen ana the compartment at tho
| Fourth avenue end contains the menagcrc. The
circus will occupy tho Madison end and tho
| amphtheatro seats 5000 persons Ono OF Mr. Bar
NUNS greatest wonders Is Captain Costcntenus, q
| Greek, who captured by the Tartars in a rebellion
and tatooed from head TO foot with less than 4SS
distinct figures his body. Birds, scrpcnts, animals
| OF oil kinds his skin. This work occupied his
torturcrs three MONTHS and he then turned Of
| Tartary example Of Tartar justice He Is man
Of ne ysical development which alono enabled MIN
| to endure this punishment
The nfh of Theodore Thomas takes place at
Steinway Hall tomorrow evening" with tho following
programme:-Overture, ''Anacreon," Chcrubini, or
| chcstrn Aria sShall In hamrs's Fertile Plans'
| Joshua(, Handel, Mr. Myron W. Whitney. Andanto
Cautabie OF. 97, Beethoven adapted for orchestra
by Liszu orchestra. Concertstueck, op. 92. for
piano and orchestra Schumann, Nine Madeline Schil-
ler Concert aria "Infelicc, Mcndclssohn, Miss Hen
| rictta Bcesc Symphonic poem, "Phaeton," Saint
Sacns (nrst time in New York; Overture, "Oberon,'
Weber, orchestra. Nachtgesang, yoigt Sicicnne
first time in New York; Boccherin string orchestra
scandinavian songs-d, ~ Think OF Thee, J" r Sjcgren
| b. drinking song, Pacius, Mr. Myron W. Whitney.
Grand Polonaisc, in Il, Liszt, Nine Adclino Schiller.
| Ballad, sIct Me Dream Again." Sullivan. Miss Henri
/ otta Bccbc. Grand Centennial Inauguration march,
| Wagner orchestra.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.