The New York herald., 1876-11-26
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Nr 4. ;. Gilmore ana MS mintary uano appear W.
night at the Grand Opera House.
Augusta Dargan has made great success In the
West with Mr.. Fiske's "Queen Mary"
All the principal theatres will give afternoon per-
formances on Thanksgiving Day, Thursday.
Rose Eytnge is very highly praised by the ST. Louis
papers for her nnc performance OF "Rose Michel"
During Thanksgiving week Miss Charlotte Thcmp-
son will play at the Walnut Street Theatre. Phadei
phia.
An extra matinee win DO given at the olympic Thea
tire on Thanksgiving Day. The bill this week is new
and Interesting.
Miss Lille Eldridge viii appear as Louise in the
1.-TWO Orphans" at the Newark opcra House, Thanks
giving day and night.
The New York Mozart Club give their second con-
cert Tuesday evening AZ stenway Hall, With very
interesting programme.
s'Baba" has reached its seventeen performance at
Niblo's and will soon have new ballot On Thanks
giving Day there viii be matinee.
'Julius Caesar" viii be produced at tho Brooklyn
Theatre tomorrow night with Lawrence Barrett and
E. l. Davenport in the principal characters.
Miss Adelaide Nelson VIII play in Cincinnati this
week, and win aferward so to 81 Louis and Chicago
Her tour thus far has been an immense success
Mr.. Morrissey's grand concerts pogin a: the Acad-
emy OF Music on Monday night lie has secured
Thomas orchestra and number Of good soloisis.
Tho increasing influence OF music in this city viii!
be seen tho unusual number OF rare attractions
offered in theatres and concert halls this evening.
Tho Boucicault Comedy Company Will appear In
.rorbdden Fruit" at the Arch Street Theatre Phila-
delphia. on December II, under tho management OF
Mr. Carroll
The anniversary OF the mariyrdom Of tho celestial
patroness OF music will be celebrated to-day at tho
Church OF ST. Cecilia, in Harlem, with grand IN usical
ceremonies.
Professor Marshall will lecture on 'sThc Yellowstone
National Park, at Calvary Church. on Tuesday The
lecture will be illustrated by stereoptc views OF that
wonderful region.
Tho funeral of Mr. j. W. Brutone will take place to-
day. from tho Church OF the New Jerusalem in Thirty
nth street. The expenses will be generously mot by
tho actors OF the city.
Al the Arch Street Theatre, Philadelphia, the
"school for Scandal has drawn largely This week
Miss Anua Dickinson Will appear in her new play,
"The Crown OF Thorns."
Mme. Annette EssipoT played yesterday afternoon
at stcinway Hall before immense audience The
programme consisted OF the works which tho fair
panisto gave on Monday last
Mr. NcuendorG begins series OF grand symphonic
concerts this evening at tho Germania Theatre, in
which portion of tho "Gotterdimmerung, from Wag-
ner's Bayreuih trilogy, will be given.
The Park Theatre will be re-opcned tomorrow
ing under the management OF Mr.. Henry f.. Abbey
Lotta will appear. for tho first time in New York for
three years. In Mr.. Marsden's play OF 'Muscttc."
Tho New American Museum has recently been
opened the Bowery, and contains large number Of
curosites both alive and dead, besides giving vocal
and instrumental concert Ante bellum prices have
been resumed.
At the new National Theatre, Philadelphia, for 1873
consecutive nights the Black Crook" with the peer
less Morlacchi has proved success Tns 'Frcnch
Spy" will be played this week, Morlacchi sustaining
the principal role
The EsspoT programme for Monday will consist
entirely OF works by Chopin. The programme
iolows:-Baade, MINOR; Bcrccusc; PoionaIse o2.
20; Mazurka, A major; Etudc, A minor; Nocturne, L
major; Taranteile.
"As You Like ~ has proved successful at
the Fifth Avenue Theatre that the revival OF sThe
school for Scandal, Eas been put OF until December s.
Miss Fanny Davenport will perform Rosallnd on
Thursday afternoon.
ished. wallack's Theatre is crowded nightly, and Mr.
Bouccault both and author, has again demon
strated his remarkable skill HIS engagement will ead
we understand, In January.
"Around the World In Eighty Days" has just closed
at Kray's Alhsmbra Palace, Philadelphia, alter
OF $50 nights On Monday, 9th, the winter season
will commence with the new fairy spectacle Of "Azur
Inc; or, Voyage in the Earth'
Mr.. Barnum announces that hore will be three ex-
hibitions OF the circus and msnagerie at Gilmorcs
Garden on Thanksgiving Day On Wednesday even
ng the riding championship will bo again contendod
for by Charles Fish and Lowandc.
There is a new and hitherto unknown feature IN
music in New York. Hero is piatst perfect that
criticism must assume poetcaI, not harsh aspect
To write about Nine. Esspof is like dissertation on
Shakespeare, on Schiller, on Goethe.
Mr.. Sigsmund Lasar presents tho following Thanks
giving programme at Strong place Baptist church, IN
Brooklyn. Thursday ncxt:-s'Tc Dcum," Tours; /;
"Harvest Tide Thanksgiving Barnby, and sclections
by many composers Of the last century.
Mr.. Heller has changed his programme for the week.
but retains all the mystery for which his performance
is celebrated. In legcrdcmain, music and humor he is
equally good, and the combination OF merit keeps tho
audience in perpetual good nature and wonder
The Lisderkranz Society give a Sunday concert at
their hall this evening, with Thomas orchestra Tho
soloists Will he Mr.. Frederic Boscov,z, the cecbra
ted pianist. who has just returned from six months
artistic duty at the Philadelphia Ccntcnnial; Miss
Hcnnc, eontralto, and Messrs sonst and Krcmor.
Thomas has made tho Brooklyn Philharmonic So
ciety success despite tho odum OF constant ailuro
which has been so long attached to il. The positive
genius OF tho man, in his long. persistent struggle
against financial difficulties, yet never descending
from the highest pedestal OF art is the brightest
ture In the history of music In America.
On Wednesday afternoon Mr.. The odorc Thomas will
have public rehearsal at Stcinway Hail. On Saturday
evening the concert will take place. The wing
the programme :-0verture, Scnerzo, finale (opus 52
schumann; vorspiel, 'Gotterdammcrung, Wagner.
vocalists, Nine. Ermma Rudcrsdorn and Mr. A.
Bschon. symphony No 4, In b, op. 60, Beethoven.
The Thanksgiving night benefit at the Academy of
Music for the FUNDS OF ST. Agnes church, Forty-thi
street, will te enriched by tho performances OF Miss
Kate Rogers IN "Pygmalion and Galatea," MISS Sara
Jcwctt, Mr.. o'Neil and njou Heron, Of the Union
Square Theatre; Miss Ellie Gcrmon otNvaack's: Mr..
Gus Williams, Master Glauco Mazzolini among a host
OF other artists. This will probably crowd tho Acad-
envy Thursday night.
This week Edwin Booth viii appear in his famous
pcrsona.ion OF Bertuccio in "The Fools Revenge"
He Will be supported by Messrs Leyick Fred ROBIN.