The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-25


Mr.. Thomas invariably gives TO the pubic with
orchestral expression which Is peculiarly its own,
and It's warm reception was another tribute TO the
high art OF which he IS such an able exampar IL Is
not spleasant, and yet II Is necessary duty in this
connection allude the fact that AT these musical
entertainments class Of people attend whose chio
endcavor il seems to be 10 disturb a musicoving
audience. They either talk loudly during the per-
Torrance or Otherwise exhibit their want OF good
breeding by making noisy departure in the midst
Of the most exquisite OF the musical representations
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
Miss Henrietta Becbe Will appear In concert to-
morrow evening at Chickering Hall.
Ferdinand and Herman CARR give musical soirec
at Stsnway Hall on Tuesday evening.
At the San Francisco Minstrcls the "Babies" are
nightly received with shouts OF laughter.
JanauscheK closed her engagement at the Broadway
yesterday IN blaze Of glory with largo audience.
Dion Boucicault appears Com In 'srho Shaugh-
raunn ut the Brooklyn Academy OF Music to morrow
evening
A dollars worth for Q dime Is promised in tho shape
Of music, humor and pathos at Association Hall,
Tuesday evening
Mr.. Sothern, by special request, Will play "rhe
Crushed Tragedlan" on Thursday afternoon and even
Ing Thanksgiving Day..
Al Niblo's Garden the "DrunKard's Home'' still
holds the boards. Mr. Fleming plays tho title r6ie
and apparently has made temperance impression
The well known burlcsque OF .Pocahontas" win
supplement tho play at ood's Theatre every evening
of next week Miss Jennie Carroll will appear tho
title role
Tho 'Devil's Auction" is OF the featuros OF the
week at the Olympic. Gus Williams heads an array
OF variety performers with new songs, sayings and
ROTATIONS
The New American Museum advertses a collection
OF tho greatest living curositics the world among
which giants and lillputiaas and monstrostes OF
various kinda
Tho Nuggets, the smallest people IN the world, daily
attract large concourse, especially OF ladies and chill.
dreu at their hail. on the corner OF Fourteenth street
and Fifth avenue.
'Under the Gaslisht" will BE- performed at Booths
for the last time Thanksgiving Day. Mr. Jefferson
will make his nnal appearance as Rip Van Wrinkle
ON Saturday next
"Hosedale,n at the Grand Opera House. has nightly
drawn large audiences. and Mr. waiiack has demon
s,rated the TACT that people will always follow good
play and good actor.
Heller Is doing . Gne business in Boston. He will
appear In New York at his Fifth Avenue Hail. on
Monday, December TO-
Miss Regina Dncc will appear at the Grand Opera
House Monday evening, Deccmbcr3, as julia, in tho
"Hunchback" She will be supported by Mr.. D. w.
Waller as Mr.. Walter
Al the Aquarium, In addition to tho usual attrac-
Is 10 BIO heard during the afternoon and evening The
selections Tor Sunday are unusually dne.
Tony Pastor continues to present very attractive
bills and his pretty little theatre is among the lew
that are nightly filled by largo audiences The attrac
tons Kaleidoscope aud continually changing.
Lydia Thompson has made hit At the Eagle Theatre
In the new burlesquc ''Pn Pan" Handsome limbs,
lively songs and rapid action always sure TO secure
an audience At this pretty place Of entertainment
Mss Mary Anderson will perform the part OF
Evadne for the 1fst time In New York tomorrow at
the Finn Avenue Theatre. On Friday and Saturday
she will appear Meg Merriles IN "Guy Mannerng "
on Tuesday evening the hutchinson family viii
sing n Chickering Hall The quartet have not ap.
pcared here for nearly fifteen years but during thor
absence in other portions Of the country they have
won many encomiums.
Mr. J. N. Pattson, tho pianist and composer. has
volunteered to give ono OF his pleasant piano recitals
for the benefit OF ST AIMS Church, Brooklyn, on the
occasion OF the fair which WILL be opened within
edincc TO- morrow evening.
A hne bill OF entertainment Ii presented by the
Theatre Comique management during the coming
week. Mr.. Nat q. Goodwin, Young Brewster, tho boy
vensriloquist; Harrigan and HART and quite number
OF other performers add to programme that Is cal
cujated TO elicit interest
At the Union Square Theatre the "Mother's Secret
still retains It's hold upon tho public. The elegance oil
the the excellence OF the acting and the
variety OF opinion expressed 10 tho moral OF the
play combine 10 awaken curiosity and keep public at
tention alive IL enters upon It's third week with st
hat,crng prospects,
Among tho now features OF tho London Circus dur
ing coming week Mile. Aaela Franzini who Is
said be astonishing veiocpede rider, or IN tho
language the London bills, "thc queen Of tho b.
cycle" and s,snor Romeo, who is described a a
performances arc underlined The building Is nicely
warmed ana ventilated
The dime concerts, inaugurated by Professor w at
sou 10 shs city, have made such impression and
success thas audiences other cities y
responding TO similar enterprises Gooa music ana
low prices making new feature of these popular
entertainments While II was desperate adventure,
seems to have achieved popularity that not a.
first expected.
Before his departure from this country Mr. Farjcon,
the English novelist. will probably read IN public
"Blsds o. Grass" "Grii' aud .Soaomon Isaacs"
ought 10 be able 10 make very entertaining evening
THIS week 'Tns Lyons Naii.n tho drama IN which
Henry Irving made such . his 81 tho Royal Lyccum
In London In 10 be done tho Chestnut Street Thea
ire, Phiiadsphia The promised appears TO be
strong one, this theatre having excellent stock
company.
Among the Americans who have made successful
appearance before the French public II Nile Litta.
She appeared ~ tue Theatre Itaennc in the character