The New York herald., 1877-12-02
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
AT Chickcring Hall, on Thursday afternoon, Signof
de Charatta will recie Longellows translation Of the
tsSpanish Student"
Gilmore's Band played last night Paterson before
large audience MISS Sallie Rsber accompanies The
organization as one Of the soloists
False Shame" enters upon another week at Wal
lacks aud judging from the large audiences that have
attended bids fair hold the boards for time
come.
Miss Regina Dace, who is announced as . young
traaedicnne, will make her debut at the Grand Opera
House tomorrow night In Sheridan Knowles .Huuch.
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Bryans Mnstrcls In their several specalties char.
ac,er,sc Of Ethiopian e their funny burlesques and
nne music, continue TO make lively place Of entor.
talpmont
Harrigan & Hart at tho Theatre ComIque are giviua
series OF lively variety performances and enable one
TO pass an exceedingly pleasant evening IN witnessing
their versatile nonsense.
Miss Emma Tnursby, assisted by Miss Bosre. con-
tra,to; Mr. Joseph Maus tenor W. T. Carleton, BARI
tone and s. a. Pratt, pianist give concert in Jersey
City Tuesday evening.
At Niblo's Garden tomorrow night Dumas "Threo
Guardsmen" takes the place or the "Drunkard's
Home !" and, Is said, will DO put on the stage in an
exceedingly effective manner
troupe have been playing "PiG paG," Is not only
Of the prcttiest IN tho city, but is the OF
the best burlesques the repertoire of the
blonde
Backus Birch and Wambold, Of the San Francisco
MinstreIs nightly have large and appreca.ive con-
stituency whom they manage to keep In an uproar Of
fun from the rising Of the curtain to the gong down
Of the same.
A rew drama OF New York life, entitled "Wealth
ana Crime, will be produced al Woods Theatre, In
Brooklyn to. morrow evening Mr.. A. H. Sanford,
tho author und Miss Nellie Sandford appear in the
principal parts
grand sacred concert Is to be gven this afternoon
and evening at the Aquarium. Novelties are being
added TO tho curious collection already this place,
and three hours always be pleasantly spent
In their examina naton.
pleasant musical reception was given on Thanks.
giving Eve by the children OF Mrs. Roberts, kinder.
Carton school at her parors the corner Of Sixth
avenue aud Fity-hfth street. large and appreci.
ativo company assembled
Mr. Leoni Berthclot, who has recently returned
from Italy, will give operate At Chickor.
ing Hall Tuesday evening, assisted by Miss Julia
Henderson, Mmc De Rythcr, Susini, Gottscnalk, 3.
r Warren the organist aud Mr. Charles Werner, VIC.
loncellst.
A, the Union square Theatre tho "Mother's Secret"
become
season. The nc acting by tho stock company, several
OF whom have opportunity OF illustrating attractive
character parts, rarely fails TO enlist the interest Of
the large audiences that nightly attend.
The London Circus enters upon Its ninth week to-
morrow thus far has proved itself 10 be OF
most successful equestrian exhibitions that
itcd New York. The attendance is quite large and the
attractions are frequently changed number of per-
formers have recently been brought from England TO
reinforce tho company.
Miss Rose Eyt,nge Is playing to largo aud delighted
audiences at the Broadway Theatre In Snakospeare's
spectacular tragedy, 'Antony and Cleopatra" BY
her superb acting she naturally overshadows the
other characters tho play and yet is still obliged
divide honors with The Egyptian ballet, the banquet
hall, the barge OF Cleopatra and other beautiful
effects Of scenic art.
G,lmore's Garden has becn leased for three years
more by Messrs. Sheridan Shook T.. G. Gilmore, aud
negotiations are in progress with Theodore Thomas
having In WOW his occupancy OF tho place by his
orchestra during tho coming summer II Is also pro-
posed to erect an immense stage, which viii Dc
presented the operas and ballets, and thus add Q
double attraction to the public.
Tomorrow night "Ingomar" will be played In the
Fifth Avenue Theatre, with Miss Mary Anderson IN
the part OF Parlhonia. Meg Merriiies Will DO pro.
duced ON Thursday, the 9th. The engagement OF thh
young ragedienne thus far Is said to have been vcry
successful sho has certainly aroused no little in.
terest among thcatregoers and caused no little dif
fercnccs or opinion among the critics.
Mile Aimee, with her opera poufrc company, to
morrow night commences a weeks engagement Al
Booths Theatre. The initial performance will b.
"La MarjoIaipo,n tho last European sensation. on
Tuesday and Saturday evenings Will be gwen for tns
first time IN several years Lccocqs famous opers
which occasion Mile. Aimee will appear in she r6ls
OF Gabrielle. 'La Filio de Madame Angor' Will be
performed on Wednesday evening; ''Girone-Giroas"
on Thursday, and "Barbe Bleus" ON Friday. Ness
week the comnanv to Brookiyn. tu