The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-03-26
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC MOTIF

MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES
The Aron Society give concert to- night at their
lalL
Mr.. George vandenhoI is giving Rotations in Eng
iand
oGenbach Yields thsbaton in New York for the first
time in May.
Mr.. Richard Morrsscy has resumed his position in
the box Office at the Olympic Theatre.
Hrs ID. r. Bosvcrs begins engagement At the Wal
nut Street Theatre Philadelphia, this week.
Tony PASTORS new theatre will present diversified
bill this week with number OF new attractions.
Mr. Charles Calvert will revisit this city next autumn
to superntend the production OF 'Sardanapalus"
The California Minstres continue their popular
tcrtanment tho Twenty third Street Opera House
Madame Pappcnheim met with the disappont-
ment in Philadelphia that bcfell her IN New York.
Debut postponed.
The olympic Theatre offers q new bill this week in
which variety in the performance is only rvallcd by
versatility in tho performers.
Miss Louise Play fair and Dr. L A Baralt will give
shakespearian Rotations in Tuesday
Ing, April 4, at Chckering Hall
The French company 30 to Philadelphia to-day. and
will commence engagement at the Eleventh Street
Opera House Monday evening.
George Conquests drama, 'sSentenced to Death -
and Miss Jennie Hughes, will be the principal
nj the Eagle Theatre tomorrow evening
Hans Won Bdlow sick yesterday and could not
play at the matinee lie will interpret Chopin to- NOR
night, health and fingers permitting
concert for the benefit of the Woman's Guild will
be given at the Cooper Union Monday evening
Mrs. Sadie stowe, soprano, Will be among the singers
Joseph Draxler who has sung for thirty years
in opera has retired from the stage Vienna The
Emperor sent him diamond ring, with q letter Of
regret
Sentenced to Death" Is the new play at the Eagle
Theatre. and other comic pieces will be given by
Mcssrs McDcrmott, IL G. Richmond, John Wild and
others.
Mr. Barney Williams has been dangerously Ill for the
past days Yesterday the disease took favorable
turn, and his physicians now pronounce him out OF
DANGER
Mr. Robert Mcwadc, who has been quite successful
Rip Van Wrinkle the Arch Street Theatre. Phila-
delphia. will begin engagement at the Brooklyn
Park Theatre to morrow night
Theodore Thomas third symphony concert in Phila-
delpha will take place at the Academy OF Music on
Tuesday evening The solosts will be Miss Emma c.
Thursby and s. L. Jacobsohn, solo violin.
Mrs Adelina Motto has complimentary concert at
ST. Johns Methodist Episcopal church tomorrow
evening. She will be assisted by many artists, chief
among whom is the renowned pianist, Pattison-
This is the last week OF Mr. Chanfrau at Woods
Museum. There will be a sacred concert this evening
fifty champion banoists in this city aonc) will appear
with the Alabama Jubilee Singers
brass" begins It's seventh week tomorrow. The
''ring," which Mr.. Rowe amusingy displays has
the magical power to move 'houses " brings them to
the Park and keeps them In laughter and delight Mss
Rose Wood has already become OF most
popular condolences.
Mr. II. J. Montague will appear at the Brooklyn
Theatre, the first three evenings OF the week In
False shame" aud on the three in Tears Idle
fears" which properly follows 'False shame. " aud
partners for Lfe," which tears" very often accom-
panics. The company Is admirable.
on Friday, April :, will DO given CHECKER.
Ing Hall for the benefit of the women's Centennial
Union Miss Kellogg the Mendclssobn Glee Club and
Mr.. HOFFMAN, viii appear The programme is OF
exceptional brllliancy ana the object deserving
the hearticst sympaihics OF the public
Tho programme a tho Lycoum Is entirely changed.
The comedy OF ''Tho Day Amer tho Wedding" "Thc
Goose With the Golden Eggs'' and Mr.. Burnand's bur
lcsque OF ''5lack Eyed Susan" ought give
icrtainncnt and in keeping with the charac-
Ter Of vaudeville theatre than the plays hitherto pre-
scented.
Applause during the performance OF great musica
works condemned BY Cono0Tdia intcrrupting tho
interest aud ny performer II advocates
srnAudiblc sympathy" the trucst homage TO the
work and the worker, and herein It Is right though
there are, of course, occasions when applause is
proper encouragement
Under the auspices OF Mr. 7. D. Pugh. the Phila
iclphIa manager, n weeks performances of 'Julus
cssar arc advertised take place the Philadelphia
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