The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-28
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.


on the violin.
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
Mr. Boscovitz piano recital At Steinway Hall on
Tuesday evening
Miss Augusta Dargon has been playing successfully
in Galveston, Texas
.Paris by Night" Is still exhibition in Philade-
phia at the Colosseum.
f. /. Davenport will play in "Danl bruce" in
Poughkeepsie this week.
Mr.. Joseph H. Tooker. OF Booths Theatre, was
scren AIDED on Friday night
The New York Mozart Club give concert at Stein
way Hall on Thursday evening.
.sardanapalus" will be produced at the Academy Of
Music, Philadelphia, tomorrow evening.
Hecr's Wonder Theatre will offer new programme
this week. full Of amusement and variety.
Brown, the mind reader, will give one OF bis peculiar
exhibitions of skill at Chckering Hall on February 81.
The first seven performances Of Jules verne's spec
tacle at Nolos were witnessed by 81 600 people
A concert was given last night at Steinway Hall in
aid Of the Tompkins Square Homeopathic Dispen-
sary.
concert will be given at steinway Hall tomorrow
evening for the benefit OF the Hospital for the Cure Of
Chrome Diseases
Two trolt,ng races running and scenes illus
tratng Indian lie will BIO the attraction at Gilmores
Garden tomorrow evening
signor Blitz who has delighted 80 many with his
canary birds and ventriloqusm, is lying dangerously
III at his home in Phadephia
Mrs. H. /. Brinkley will deliver her new lecture
oThe Men of the Period" at Mount Vernon on Tues
day evening, and attcrward at other towns.
The Liederkranz Society announce grand concert
at their hall in Fourth street, to take place this even
ing. Thomas orchestra win take part in it.
A testimonial concert will be gwen to Mr.. Eisner,
late of the Brooklyn Theatre orchestra, on Wcdnes.
day, at the First Reformed church, Brooklyn.
rhe rehearsals OF .Finh Avenue have begun at
Booths Theatre Mr. Rowe the author IL in tho city,
and Mr. George Rgnold is expected to arrive to-day.
Miss Maggie Denier, tho pleasing and sprghtly
soubrette and vocalist, is now playing successful
gagement at the Adelphi Theatre, Williamsburg.
Mr. j. s. Clarke is playing very successful engage
mont at the Strand Theatre, London. '.Among the
Brcakcrs and Goodies" have already been given to
crowded houses.
The Filth Avenue Theatre has been crowded nightly,
aud Lemons" has been we'd be of the most
attractive as we'll Of tho funniest plays Of the
season 1t Is excclentiy acted, well elegantly
produced
Mrs Bowers and Nine. Janauschek have both been
playing Marie Stuart in Philadelphia at the Arch and
walnut street theatres respectively Both have been
drawing good houses Mrs Bowers PLAYS Lady Aud
ley this week.
and julius Magnus. with Miss Charlotte Thompson as
the heroine, has made hit in P,ttsburg, and the
press of that city pronounce 1t Of tho best OF
American plays.
A literary and musical reception will be given to
Mr. Frederick A. Chapman at the hall OF DR..
Crosby's church, on Saturday evening, February 8.
Mr. Chapman will read aud Mr. s. b. Mills and other
artists will perform
s.Around the World in Eighty Days" at Niblo's
Garden, delighted thousands OF people last week with
its brilliant scenery, charming ballet and dramatic
effects. The Krafys have ecipsed in this production
even the marves OF "Azurine."
on Thursday afternoon at Niblo's Garden a benefit
will be given TO Mrs. English, mother OF the late
Lucille Western. Dramatic and musical perform
anccs are announced by the companies OF Niblo's,
wallack's, brooklyn Park Theatre, Lyceum and
Booths
.All for Her" has grown in public favor, aud large
audiences have greeted II during the week. Whatever
differences Of opinion may be in respect to the literary
merit OF the play there Is difference as to its purity
and power Mr.. walacks Hugh Trevor is one OF the
finest of his recent creations--earnest. brilliant and
picturesque.
Arabea Root for the poor will take place at Associa
ton Hail. February 3 The programme is large and
attractive. Besides Miss Root, who will sing her
| Charming ballads, Mme Biach, Mr. y. W. jamie
son, Mr.. Otto Sedan, Mr.. Henry Gait, Signor Jose
Godoy aud SIR. Charles A. Cable will appear
Mr. Hermann Linde's nrst reading OF shakespeart
last week proved him to DO close student and
complishcd eocutonis. AS he has studied Epglist
for only few months II would be unfair to judge hin
absolutely by this one performances. He will visi
Philadelphia and Boston, and ON his return will rcae
several of Shakcspeares tragedies at Stenway Hall.
"Man and Wife" will be played during the earlier
1 nj I'm Mt rnn ()pera q n
lowed oy divorce" These performances seem Il
| give much satisfaction to the public, and Miss Ids
Jclrries has made powerful impression by hcr per
sonation OF the heroine in the former play. Since heI
first appearance tho lady has advanced rapidly In hcT
art
g. Paul Smith, the boy actor, he was called, WHIT
died suddenly in Brooklyn Friday night was, we be
Iievc the youth who undertook TO play Hamlet a
the Lyceum Theatre year. Although he failed, o
course--ior boy of seventeen could comprehend
that characterize showed abilities which with study
| and experience might have made him an ornament 4
the stage.
The Olympic Theatre will reopen Tuesday night
having been carefully rented during the past wv
weeks IL is Intended TO give series OF Mr. Ausust
Day's dramas, tho first OF which viii DO "Ihe BIZ
Bonanza" The company Is composed Of the olsen
gagged artists of the Fifth Avenue Theatre and Mr
Charles Le Clcrq, Mr. Owen Fawcett, Mr.. J. H. Ring
Miss Alice Grey, Miss Ada Gilman and Mrs. Brutche.
Mss Emma Abbott makes her American debut U
concert at ChcKcring Hail. on Wednesday, February
under the mana cement OF Mr De vvo. Tho conccr
Will be gwen for the benefit OF the Chapln Home 10
.ne Aged and lnnrm. Miss Abbott, who brings will
her tho most naltering testimonials from Europe, wi
be supported by Briguol, FerrautI, Case and gran
orchestra under the experienced baton OF Ma
MarctzcK.
The friends Of the "Ladies' Protective Union an