The New York herald., 1876-09-10
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.


xss Jennie Eughe. Is playing ~ the Adelph,
Chicago
| "rsris by Night" has recently been mouriod ~ the
! Colosseum, Philadelphia
i kn p Yoscontz giving classical rnatinsss IN tbs
Main Hall OF she Exposition Philadelphia
"Coucs" viii be produced n the Park Theatre on
Monday the 18th. with new scenery anc strong
Nj. Rowe viii elose bis engagement. In "Brass" al
! tss waur. Street Theatre this week II Las been
! great success
-rhs Tive Men Of Sandy Bar" will be played this
veex Gr. Bres Aarse, tie author, present last
uignL ard called co loudly fer epeeca. but Chi
respond
"our Boys" has run 100 righu a, the chcs,nu.
Street Theatre Philadelphia and still on The board,
This arst centenary Of the kne !L the history OF
the Philadelphia stage
The Mighty Dollar" has been played tsan 200
aghss =, New York. With M. and Mrs Florence as shs
hon. sardwsii so,e and Mrs General Gilaory. aud
begins ts s.xleeE,h week wallack's hight
Ars James A Oates and her opera troupe VIII bcgla
engageren, o! TWO weeks a, the Grand Opera HOUSE
the 18TH inst Their ~tpertoi-s lnciudes "Nma
Angors Chia ""Prncess dc Trsbizonde" and "Giroae.
GiroEa
Miss Clara Louise kellogg appears in concsrs a,
Bridgeport Ccnn, the goth inst, for the beneai Of
NJ. Charles A. Crosby. she viii be assisted By Mist
Lancaster, Mr.. Triisch, slgaor yerranu and Messrs
Pease and Colby.
Miss Adelaide Vance. young lady who Is spoken o.
very highly and who played with success at She Arch
Stree, Theatre as Meg herr!es lately Will appear TO-
morrow evening al The Jersey City Opera House IN .
new play written for her by Nr 3ar,iey Campbell,
entitled Gross and Crown" Shs Is SAID - COS
sess youth. beauty Anc power-thres aual.ties which
are rarely found together tn actress
rne TWO pre,neres engaged .or the bale. in "Baba"
orrtx.a rL,,x
morrow. They are Miles Helene aud Elizabeth
Aluzel, from the Imperial theatres OF Berlin and
Vienna ana la Scala The rest OF tho ballet thirty ir
number and principally English glris begin their re-
bearsas al once aud as all the arrangements are thus
complete Niblo's Will no doubt, open with this spec.
taclo on tho appointed day
An unappreciatve French critic says-'Thc
Bareuth magician, like hts Orienta. prototype
offers now lamps for old Warned by the fato OF
Aladdin mankind viii be slow to accep, his unme.
iodious eccentrcies IN exchange for the rich nherl
which has been bequeathed by long succession
OF ulus,r,ous composers And IS WILL probably not be
long before tho question win be asked Why hero
SO 10 ucn .uss made abouI the Bnireuih FostlvAY"
AZ Gllmore's Garden three notable events will take
place within few days The tour ride teams vii! ot
Friday, when the trophy vii! be presented
By General Haw!ey. Levy, the renowned corne.
player, wi! havo a benefit on Saturday, in which he
Will be assisted by Ginore's Band Nine. Pappenhem,
ArbucSle, Castle. Poakes and two piansts. and
week the New York horticultural Society viii have
their closing exhibition, in connection with sho con.
eerts
Mr. Max strakosch has, happily, dispclod the cloud,
OF uncertainty respect TO ltaan opera this seasor
by announcing short season, with the following ar
tisss:-Mma Palmer and Mile De Beocca, prime
donne; Brignoli Tom Kari and Pnlmier tenori; Tag
hapetra, Preusser, Comfy. Hall and Bari!L bassi A
week OF opera VIII be gwen at tho Academy OF Music.
Philadelphia. commencing on Monday evening with
Norma" New York will be the next point d'atsaque
The rtportoire Will include "Norma," "Favorita,"
"Lucreza BorgiA "Trovatore," "Msnon" and '.Bar.
Der OF Seville"
Miss Augusta Dargon will begin engagement Al
the Brooklyn Theatre on ,ho lsh inst IN Deborah,
with scenery. under thc supervision OF Mr. George
8scks In the company with which Mis-. Dargon viii
star this season Misses Rachel Noah Louise Lyle
Mary Maddern, Annie Wheeler Sara Gould, Jane
Girard, Emily Phie and Mrs. James W Taylor;
Messrs James W. Taylor. George Becks, Joseph Nage
Shirley France. T. N Edwards, John Armstrong ana
others Mss Dargon is mol a well known Now
York her native city, the Western cities whonca
she brings very high reputation as q tragedienna
''sardanapalus' begins Its nith week at Booths to-
morrow night Last week the receipts averaged $4,000
performance Mrs Agnes Booth has or Two Gne
scenes and her acting is admirable. But, with the
cepton Of Mr. Bangs, the rest Of the play expresses
Byron genius only by scenery and the ballet BArto
letu and Nascagno chase ths dying hours with glow.
ing feet N Byronic style The thunder and lightning
recalls His Lordships famous description ofa
storm In the Alps:-
night,
And and darkness wondrous strongi
Yet lively In your strength. a, Is the light
OF dark eve In woman. Far along,
From peak to peak the rafting crags Anaona
Leaps the live thunder