The New York herald., 1876-01-16
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC MOVES.

MOSlCAb AND DhAMAIlC NOIES.
Edwin Booth will appear in Richmond Va tomor.
Hamlet
''The Two Orphans" will be played at Fords Theatre,
Baltimore this week.
Mr. j. ~ Pattison gives piano recital in Association
Hail. Brooklyn, on Tuesday evening
Miss Lima Luckhardt, the clever young pianist, will
play at the Philharmonic concert, on Saturday next
Hundreds Of applications have already been made at
the stage door OF the Academy of Music for and
for Titens' ''Norma"
Mrs Scot-Siddons will give dramatic reading at
stcinway Hall on Wednesday evening, and will appear
at tho Brooklyn Academy on Thursday.
The senior class OF Yale College accompanied by tho
professors expected visit Booths Theatre on
Saturday evening to "Julius Caesar
AT the Brooklyn Theatre, tomorrow evening Mr. H.
j. Montague will mako his first appearance George
D'Alroy in Caste" and Mr.. Harry Beckett will play
Eccles The rest Of the cast is very good
Mr. William Pecner organst, recently created quite
sensation at Plymouth church organ concert by
bis artistic rendering OF Bacns prelude and ugue in
c minor and Richters Fantasia In minor
The exhibition OF the ''Sege OF Paris the Asssassi.
nation Of the Archbishop" and the other pictures at
the Colosseum will be closed These nne works Of
art are TO DO TO Philadelphia for the Centen-
nial Exhibition.
The very clever holiday pantomime the Eagle
Theatre still continues draw crowded houses The
opening burlesque, In which Miss Jennie Hughes and
Mr. MacDermot the especial attractions, is one Of
the best Of its kind
We pleased 10 be able to announce that Mrs Bar
ney Williams is entirely from her late severe
attack of influenza II is TO be hoped that Mrs Will
liams and her 'Irsh Boy" will not desert the stage
during our Centennial year
Nile Eugenie Pappenheim has received the most
1attering encomiums from the entire Phiadelphia
press the thoroughly artistic manner in which she
sang and acted the role OF Valentine in Lies Husue-
nots'' ct the Philadelphia Academy last week.
Miss Rose Lisle, who made her FIRST appearance in
New York at walacks last week brings high reputa.
ton from London a coincidence, and judging from
the abilities she has displayed in a small roe only
needs a better part TO become a favorito actress
A number Of plays have had long runs at the Finh
Avenue Theatre under Ny. Augustin Daiy's manage
ment ''Man and Wife" "Alixe" and Madeline
Morel" were each performed 100 times; 'Frou Frou,"
lO7 times; Saratoga" 1903; "Big Bonanza" lag;
while Divorce" played 252 times, ana "Piquo
Is advertised for 200
The most tragic play upon the stage In New
York s Rose Michel" but II also OF the most
effective The acting OF Miss Rose Eytinge is power.
fully realistic and she is ably supported the strongest
situations OF the piece BY Mr. J. u stoddsrt. Mr.
Stuart Robson with his dog contributes largely TO the
entertainment Tho superb scenery OF the play is one
OF its greatest attractions
The principal musical feature Of the present week
will be the public rehearsal and symphony concert OF
Theodore Thomas At stenway Hall on Thursday amer
noon and Saturday evening. Beethoven's nrst and
last symphonies will be gwen, Mrs H. N. Smith Miss
Hcnne, and hessra Winch and Remmertz, with tho
oratOri0 Society. taking part ia the choral SypphOpI