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

Directory" will give an entertainment comprising
vocal and instrumental music and tableaus rirans a.
Stenway Hall. Friday evening next for the benedt
OF the Convalsscent Home and charitable work OF the
directory Nine. Gulager, Miss Anna Bore, Mr.. J. 4.
Haner, pianist, and others have volunteered their
services and the free Of the hall has been accorded
by the propriciora
grand amateur theatrical performance will DO
gwen At the Lyceum Theatre Saturday evening
February sheridans fine OLD comedy OF tho "school
for Scandal will be played with an exceptionally
strong cast OF amateurs from the leading dramatic
societies OF this city and Brooklyn Mrs Sheridan
Shook will the Lady Teazo, Sir Peter will be played
by Mr. John Bird and Mr. Charles hamburg will essay
the part Of Charles Surface
.'Our Boarding House" by Mr. Leonard Grover, 10
four-act comedy which has met with great favor in
California, Chicago Philadelphia 1t will be pro-
duced for the first time In New York At the Park
Theatre tomorrow night II contains twenty char.
actsrs. and will be acted by strong company. among
whom are Mr.. Stuart Robson, Mr.. W. Il. Crane. Mr.
W. E. Sheridan, Mr. T. E. Morris, Mrs. Aexina Fisher
Baker, Miss Roberta Norwood, Miss Maudc Harrison
and Miss Virginia Buchanan.
Mile. Marie Aimee. the most fascinating OF opera
bo.fe singers, commences an engagement at the Eagc
Theatre tomorrow night under. the management OF
Mr. Maurice Grau. The company Is admirably selected
and the attractions for the week will he ia Joie
Parfumsuse," ola Vie Parisienne" and ''Ls File de
Nine Angot" The frst Of these operas will be pre-
sented Monday and Tuesday evenings and at the
Saturday matinee, the second on Wednesday and
Thursday evenings and the third Friduy and Satur
day evenings The operas will be given with increased
chorus ana orchestra and elegant mise SCENE
Theodore Thomas next public rehearsal and concert
take place at Stcinway Hail. on Thursday afternoon
and Saturday evening The following is the pro-
gramme Suite No 3. in D, Bach overture, air, ga
Vote. bourree, ggue. symphony, No. o, in + (pas-
toralc) op So, Beethoven; l. Allegro ma non troppo
THE cheerful impressions excited arriving In tho
country; 2. Andante motto motto tScene by the
brook); Allegro Peasants merry making); ALLIE
gro (storm) g. Allcgretto rhe shepherds song; glad
aud thankful feelings after the storm. lntermssion.
sicgfried's death and finale, 'Gotterdammerung,"
Wagner Mmc Pappenhem will BIO the soloist.
literary and musical entertainment will be given
Nv the New York Press Club Stcnway Hall on Tues.
day evening" February G. The receipts to go the
relief fund. Quite attractive programme has been
arranged for the occasion. Mark Twain will read one
of his humorous stories and Messrs. Charles
A. Burbank and Charles p Roberts, tho we'll known
| eiocu,ionists, will give Rotations Tho musical
part the entertainment will be interpreted by tho
| following artistes:-Mme. Pappenheim Clara Louise
| Kellogg soprani; the New York Glee and Madrga
Club tG. G. lockwood, DIRECTOR; Messrs George
werrenrath and william Castle, tenors Mr. Boscovitz
pianist; the Young Apollo Club, and others.
This will be the last week Of sMiss Mutton" at the
! Union Square Theatre, and its extraordinary
| run Is only ended by the necessity Of producing
lies DanchefIs' February 5. The managers iptenc
| to reproduce this powerful drama rs nearly like thu
original as the difference between the two languages
| will permit 1t will be cast with the best members o
the regular company including Mss Katherine Rogers
Miss Sara Jewett, Miss Fanny Morant Mrs. Marie
wilkins. Mrs. Farren, Mrs. Seymour, Miss Lial
Cleves, Mr.. Charles r. Thorne Jr, Mr. james O'Ncill
| Mr.. John Parsclle, Mr.. Stoddart, Mr.. Montgomery
Mr.. G,ddings and Mr. Lysander Thompson At tn
conclusion Of Miss Clara Morris engagement she wil
probably visit California for her health
/, The ssFlylng Dutchmau'' was given for the secon
time yesterday at the Academy of Music b.
the Kellogg English opera company. The cast wa
the same as on Friday evening, and the Performance
was, in many respects, more in accordance with tn
spirit Of the subject and the ideas OF the com
poser. The Jew blemishes in stage Management
that seem to DO indispensable to first per
formance Of an opera in this city representation
In provincial towns cannot be consdered have disap
peared and artists, chorus and orchestra were abb
supported by those who had the mechanical and scent
business in charge word Of commentator must b
given to Mr.. Turner, tenor, who undertook the rdl
balanced and admirably schooled. On Monday Mis-
Kellogg appears the title role IN Flotow's 'Martha,
on Wednesday 10 Meyerbeers .'Star Of the North an
on Friday In the "Fying Dutchman." The matine
yesterday was densey crowded.