The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-30
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.


Hall yesterday afternoon
Nine. schumann a piano recital at St James
Hall, London, on April 90
Bcethovens choral symphony was the feature at the
last Genandsros concert, Leipsic.
Miss Julia Rive will shortly give OF plano
citas al Dcckcrs Hail. Union square
Miss Adsh Richmond and John Allen will appear a.
the Globe Theatre tomorrow evening.
Mr.. George Clarke Is playing The title role in the
''Shaughraun" In England with great success
N. Jacques ofenbach and Nile Marie Aimee are ex-
pccsed 70 arrive in New York on Wednesday next
Duprez Benedicts Minstrel Company will begin
IN engagement at the Brooklyn Theatre this week
'suiius Caesar has left Washington and Baltimore
and will delight the people Of Harrisburg tomorrow
Central Park Garden opens tomorrow night for =
season Of concerts under direction OF Mr.
Downing
The third and last concert OF the Staten Island Phil
harmonic Society takes place Friday evening, n
New Brighton.
Mia Aibani made her first bow this season at the
Royn, Italian opera, Covent Garden, April 20, as
Elvtra in Il ruitanLn
s. sTulamore = a Irish drama by Colonel Thomas
Shelf Henderson. will be brought out To- morrow night
II thePark Theatre, Brooklyn.
The St Petersburg Herald gives glowing tribute to
tho celebrated Russian pianist, Nile. Anneta Esspor
on occasion OF her last concert in that city.
Joseph Bochm, vclinist, died at Vienna March
Is aged eignty-one years He was tho instructor Of
many OF the leading virtuosi or the present day.
The French Comedy Company will begin brief
season At the Union League Theatre Wednesday,
and will close It's ten nights on the 10Th OF May.
Miss y. G. Markham will make her first appearance in
this city At chickcring Hall Tuesday evening The
lady brings with her high reputation q reader
On Tuesday evening Mr. Frederick Thorne will have
benefit at Booths Theatre and Will give his
admirable performance OF Fluellen for The 300th time
Mr. Aptommas, tho harpist announces an evening
concert for Friday at Stcinway Hail. in which there will
be an entire band Of harps and the Young Apollo Club
Mr. eye had a start OF Hvo over Mr.. Maplcson
In hts opera prospectus London but the latter gen.
tleman is moro TO the point and has more compact
company.
Tho royal exchequer received 5000 thalers Tor the
performance OF Tristan and Iseult" at Berlin. Ono
hundred mares wore asked for . seat by tho ticket
spectators.
Before Nine Trebell Bettni len Stockholm for Lon
don tho dramatic theatres were closed TO enable the
actors to witness her performance OF Azuecna IN ''I
Trovatoren
Mr. Barnum may be able to obtain an election 10
Congress- but there doubt but that he can attend
to grand circus aud menagere. This is the last week
Of tho exhibition at the American Institute.
The circus at tho Colosseum grounds under the man.
agencnt Of Messrs. Howcs Cushing continues to at
trnct the people OF this city Jem Mace and Joe loss
will repeat their exhibitions of sparrng this week.
''Christ on the Mount Of Olives" Becthoven's
oraoro, produced the sydenham Crystal Palace
on tho day Of the boat race Of the Universities, and
the light and dark blue proved much for the old
composer.
Mr. James W. Morrssey, well known In musical and
dramatic circles is weaving together the materials tor
book which, Il Is said, will lift the curtain OF
the most interesting behind the footghts
Now York theatres enacted during the last Ave years
Mr. Milton Mobiles appears this week At Woods
Museum, in ssThe Phoenix; or Bohcmians and Detec.
tives /" and Mr. A. H. sheldon will play al the matinees
in a new piece written for him by Mr. Willie Seymour
called Jack of All rrades In which he Will seven
parts.
Tho crowds Of children ct the Olympic Theatre, es-
peeially On matinee days. show only tho perennial
freshness OF Humpty Dumpty." but in themselves
sight worth sceing.s SO many bright faces seldom
gathered together and It Is happiness to 30 much
hapijnsss
Clique" has been one or the most popular
dramas which Mr. Augustin Daily has produced, rival
ling DIVORCE and ..The Big Bonanza" in variety o
interest power This Is It's twenty first week. and
Il will be performed tho Fifth Avenue Theatre until
further notice.
Mr. jerome Hopkins had very attractive concert at
the Academy Of Music last night, in which Miss Clcmen
tine Iasar. Soprano Miss Louise Finch contrato, Mss
Amy Fay. pianist and Messrs Lessat. Baird and Messt
ter took part There we're choruses and . grand or
chestra, and no programmes
Mr.. so,hsrn commences an engagement Of three
weeks under Wall d simmond's management on the
18th inst The following is the route columbus
Dayton, Toledo Hamilton, Toronto Belleville, Ottawa
Montreal, watertown, Syracuse, Albany, Troy,
Poughkcepsie and Newark, N. J.
ssFerrcol' will be played Tor another week at the
Union Square Theatre, and on the 9th inst. tho new
local play Conscience, by Messrs A. E. Lancaster
and Julian Magnus will BIO brought out with a cast in
Guiding Aessrs Thorno,. Robinson Parsec, Stoddart,
Stevenson, OF walacks Theatre Nrs wilkins and
Miss Kaie Claxton.
Mr. George Reynolds benefit on Thursday afternoon
will present 1Romeo and Juliet" when he viii play
Romeo for the drst time, and Miss Sara Jewett will
mako her nrst appearance as the heroine. Mercuto
will be played by Mr.. Frederick Robinson, and Miss
Ada Dyas and Mr. Montague Of wallack's Theatre will
add to the attractions OF the cast.
Mr. John W. Jennings has returned 30 New York for
brief respite after playing the part OF Nasty in Locke
and Gaylers play OF Tnhationr In Baltimore Washing
ton and other cities. Petroleum V. Nasty lisa we'll
known character hear that those who witnessed
Mr. Jennings performances declare that they have
seen the redoubtabe Postmaster Of Confederate X
Roads
Giimorc's Garden opens on May II with orchestra
Of 100 musicians lod BY onenbach. The first appear
ance Of this celebrated composer, man who has
trbu,ed much the entertainment of the musicai
public prove occasion OF extraordinary attrac
ton The garden will be more beautiful than ever In
It's wealth Of tropical flowers and fountains The cas-
cade will he considerably enlarged
Bryan.s Opera House IN rwentythrd street will be
opened TO- morrow morning by Kelly Icons Min
stres This company Is one OF the beat We have COM
prising Edwin Kelly, surridge, Walters. Morton and
Japanese Tommy. It's long absence from Now York
will make II the more popular "0ur Boys' and the
burlesque opera entitled Hs Grace the Duke will Be
among the principal attractions on the programme.
The last nights OF Brass approach. a fact which
the public will learn with much regret However, the
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