New-York tribune., 1876-10-18
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
,lind Nom is in Philadclnhia.

Blind Tom is IN Philadelphia.
Nine. Madeline Schiller is in Boston.
1t is reported that Sims Reeves is going to
Australia.
Ole Bulls first concert in Boston is set down
There is talk about a monument to the late
Carl Bergnann
Mr.. Strakosch will take his Italian Opera
company to the West
Miss Thursby, Miss Drasdil, and Others sing
IN Portland on Nov. 10
Sionor Isdoro. noted and admired actor
in IisbOn, is dead in that ei'y' go
Miss Emma Abbott has been singing with
Napleson's travelling company.
Mile. Albani is to be married to Mr.. Ernest
Gye son Of the manager, late IN Octopef
John X. Paine of Cambridge, Mass? mas
fIse'fR Ike IT, :" 0''''''' '~''
Mr.. G. A. Clarke, a well-known. English
sged alSd"isi' e. O''N -
The monument to Karl Wilhelm, composer
Of Die wacht am Rhein." has been unValied a' Scia
kalden, Germany .,
Mr.. Rowe began, Oct. 2, a two weeks
.nSarement al MovekeTs Theater, Chicago. This week
he is in st. Louis
The Duke Ernest of Saxe-COburg has writ
ten an opera "Dana OF solange" which is soon to be
produced on the stage
Mr. NeuendOrff has determined TO postpone
for some weeks his production Of the Introduction to the
Ring Of the NibelunSs
1p f. L.
sniianarisn whose History of the PianO-Forte" is
standard work. has died lately
There is report that Wagner's Ring of
the Nibeungs" Is TO be gwen IN ITS entirety at Munlcn
next year, but it lacks confirmation,
NJ. Michel Enjalbert, the dOyea of French
orSa1sts has recently died at 90 years OF age. lie
PLAYED at the coronation of Napoleon /.
Cromwell's Art Exhibition opened on Monday
eycung at the Masonic Temple for short season. Ii Is
worthy OF studious and liberal attention.
Mrs. Howard as TOpSy, in "Uncle Toms
Cabin" goes at tie Grant Opera House Sacred Con-
eerrs are announced for Sunday evenings
The "Lalla ROOlhn of the late F6licien
David is to be revived the Opera Comique, aud his
"Perle du Bresil" at the Lyrique. in Paris.
Messrs. Birch, WambOld, and Backus and
their thirty sable wabers, make the hours gay at the
Opera House OF the San Francisco Mnstrels.
The exhibition of Mr. Barnum's Museum,
Ncnagerie and Circus be enjoyed III more com
fort than heretofore, the building is properly heated
NiblO's Theater is prosperous, with the spec
4aeIe of " BabaO Miss Eliza WeatheTsby and Mr.. " H.
Crane the chief parts The scenery and tie ballet
seem TO be the most attractive points
The current melcdrama at the Olympic is
"Jonathan Bradford"-a curious relic OF 9ld tIeatll
cal days This with wel-stufed variety bill, suices
to allure and please the multitude
Mr. Pastor, at his cheerful theater, offers a
&. Williams. Mr. H. Kernel 1.-THE Big Four" and Mr.
Pastor himself are the leading performers
1t is stated as a reminder to the pleasure
seeking public that Forbidden Fruit" at Waacks,
ST6e ryo Orphans" at the Union Square, "Life," at
Days and saradanspaus" at Booths, are fixtures.
New features are visible at Messrs. Kelly g.
LeOn's Minstrel Hal, in Twenty-third-st Mr. James
QUINN the Clarke Brothers and Messrs Kelly and Leon
appear with many other players in farce and buresque
The name of Miss Amalie Harris is added
TO the theatrical death list. she was member OF
Mrs John Woods company, a the Olympic, twelve years
ago. and at later time was on the Boston stage playing
old women.
Mr.. Stuart announces that he will produce at
the Park Theater the farce OF - Tom CODD ana lbe
comedy Of "Sweethearts." Both by Mr.. W. 5. Gil
bert The former s wildly absurd and the latter is
pretty and winning
Miss Nelson, after a rest of several weeks
during which she the guest of sir IOicmachc ana
Lady Sinclair at ThursO Castle. ScOtland.-saed FOR
Eew-YOrk last Thursday Will shortly arrive ana ap
pear IN Philadelphia.
The following apt remark is ascribed to Mr..
BOuOcaut: All In6L tne Americans seem 10 recognize
dramatic here is the caTcaure OF character ana t
is what the successful plays arccaTcaturc OF eccentric
character, set in a weak dramatic framework"
Here is something else that is Gkened to
Mr. JefersOn's Rip Van Wkle-that universal standard
OF comparison by which various theatrical writer's seem
inclined judge every thing from Hamlet 10 a pfze
pumpkin THIS time It Is MI. Belyu Ryan as EccleS'
fined and elegant" Rips intoxicaliOn: A. EceieS
ought not to be refined and elegant at all, but quite
the reverse this is queer compliment.
Miss Mary Eleanor Carey, who has appeared
Oh the California stage, SAID to be actress unton
mon natural powers aud personal beauty. Miss carey
has acted AtSg Gtrlt in "ATmadale," and also BccEB
ShQry, in Mr. g. f. ROwe's drama, based TliackcTays
"She is young, possessed OF slight graceful
figure and pretty, winning face She presents occasional
resombances to Alice Dlnnlng in actmg, CalOtta Le-
elereQ In gesture, ald Clara Morris IN feeling"