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

tho published synopsis the p,ny appears 10 90 meio.
| dramatic
..shegurahn Is the title Of q humorous piece OF
music, tho words Of which arc oy Harry Hardwood
Lecch, issued by Aronson. OF Union square II Is
promised to be sung by Lydia Thompson and Harri-
gan and Hart The sentiment Of the Irish sort and
| the music corresponds.
Miss Rose EytIuge who will begin her engagement
In this city tho Goth ut tho New Broadway Theatre
MS Cleopatra. has substantial success In tho
part in California. Sho plays Shakespeare's Cleo.
patra not the Cleopatra OF history but the reckless
volupiuary who conquered Antony by her faai as-
| cinat,ons.
| The Board or Directors OF tho Lyceum In Norris
town. N j., Will give their nrst grand gala concert nt
their new hall on Wednesday evening, November Il,
under the management OF Mr. Ludwig Ruben The
following artists viii aie--orisnai swedish
LADIES' Quartet Miss Henrctc Bebec, Teresa Carrcno
and George W. Colby
The .Baby'' combination is meeting with hatierng
success on IT'S provincial tour. They have played
IN all tho principal cities OF tho south, and have
everywhere been received with cnshusinsm. McssrA
Lemoync and Bailey, OF tho Park Theatre, are tho
principal members of the combination. They Will be
pleasantly remembered the opponents OF the Tutor
aud Baby's Papa at the Park during the summer
season.
Tho Oratorio Society OF New York will have their
first this Thursday, November 10, at
stsnway Hail. when Handels .Judas Maccabeus''
will be performed. DR.. Damrosch has prepared his
chorus IN great many rehearsas The full
Damrosch orchestra will assist and the solosis are
Mrs. Imogeno Brown, soprano; Miss Antouia Henne
contralto; Mr. A. j. Stoddard, baritone, and Mr.
Joseph Mas tenor, formerly with the Kellogg opera
his first appearance In oratorio in New York
helen Potter the reader and impcrsonator, will give
tho rst Of her entertainments In THIS city tomorrow
evening at Chickering hall She draws well, and II
her performances arc good hcr immediate friends
claim her appearances In New York Will nnd rs much
favor they have other places After her rccita
lions tomorrow evening she win mpcrsonate In cos
tune, Anna Dickinson as Ammo Boleyn: Susan B. An
thony during her trial for voting; Charlotte Cushman
as Meg Mcrrics, and John b. Cough delivering ono Of
his famous temperance lectures
on Friday cvonlny signor Bripnon. aided by
Gmore's full band and a number OF artists. will give
grand concert at the Academy Of Music There is
place where The eminent tenor could be heard that
will call to mind more delightful rccollections Of his
many trumphs than on the boards OF the Acad-
envy. II cannot have q whole opera let us
rejoice that We can hear who renders It's
gems with all tho power and pathos OF his earliest
days. for 1t fact that Brlgnolis voice In
better condition than at the present time new
soprano, MISS Lillian Norton, OF Boston, who is said
10 nave q Tcmnrkuuo VOICE, Will hIbo nFpctr. Aues0
artss together with Mle Teresa Carrcno, Miss Rebcr
the New York Choral Union and Mr.. Il. G. Bent, the
Levy OF America. will offer programme unusually
attractive.
The first novelty OF the season at the Union Square
Theatre will BIO production OF OF Sardous
powerful play "Seraphine," entitled the "Mohers So
cret tho hrst presentation in New York OF the Eng
lisn version. 1t produced in Paris at
tho Gymnasc tho Goth OF December, 1865.
It's thore, both acting play
work OF pure literature Is well known.
IN. aim OF tho play Is the satirizing OF bigory n.y.
pocrisy and seif-decet, and this moral naturally cd
many to say that 1t only the Mare Ia camragne
known hero the .'Serious Family" treated in =
graver manner and married 10 plot Of greater
Tho play all the excecnccs Of character delnea
tion and sklfu construction which have made Sardou
celebrated and which have obtained him seat among
s.tho Forty Immorals OF the French Academy The
work has been In rehearsal NJ tho Union Square
Theatre Tor nearly month"; and its cast promises to
insure It fair trial before Now York audience,
comprising as it does, Mr.. Charles r. Coghlan, Mr.
James o'Neill, Mr. Jonn Parsclle, Miss Kate Rogers,
MISS Sara Jewett and others Of the favoritc mem-
bers of this iavorite company. Practically the pro-
duction Of the 'Mother's Sccretn Is the commence
ment OF the late season at th house.