The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-22
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
Emma Abbott will appear in concert at Baltimore to-
morrow night
TIE sixth conccr. OF the Philharmonic Society will
take place on next Saturday evening
A testimonial concert Will tie rendered TO Miss Anna
/. Borie tomorrow evening ut chickering Hall.
Mrs. Annie Lynch and pupils Will give their annual
concert ut Steinway's, on next Tuesday evening.
A concert will be given next Wednesday evening
at Tammany Hall for the benefit of the Church Of the
Assumption
Barnum's Circus and Menagerie continue to attract
great audiences The performances this week will be
largely new.
A new Biblical opera, by Jerome Hopkins, will be
produced the Academy of Music May for tho bene-
lit oil the Orpheon fund.
The Aquarium has made largo additions to Its tanks
during the week, including sea snakes aud various
strange varieties OF fishes
sour Boarding House" begins Its last week tom
row evening and on the Both Mr. John T. Raymond will
appear In s.rhe Gilded Age"
Herr Frllscn, the tenor OF Freyer's Wagner Opera
Company, is highly complimented by the Boston press
for his singing OF Lohengrin
Mr.. George McGrath, OF Brooklyn, who has been
studying as a pianist Stuttgart has just appeared
very successfully IN concerts
ssThe ondcr Child" comedy with buresque
element. will be performed al the New Broadway
Nine. EsspoG Will begin her OF piano rect ais
at Steinway Hall tomorrow night, when she will per-
form q number of selections from the ancient masters.
The Chestnut street Theatre, Philadelphia, an
nounces four act comedy by Mss Jcanuctte l..
Glider whose other plays nave met with warm well
come.
"The Mighty Dollar" made great hit In Toronto,
and on the 9TH and 2slh INST Mr.. and Mrs. W. J.
Florence will appear at the Academy OF Music, Brook
Ign, in that celebrated play.
sForbidden Frat" brilliantly began the regular
season ut Wallack's Theatre, and 'My Awful Dad"
will end in much glory. Mr. wallack has made
one OF his best hits In tho character OF the hero.
Heller has no end TO his wonders, and his pro-
gramme this week Will give sccptcs opportunity
for investigating mvsterics OF cairvoyancc and tricks
OF jugeery which are quite as hard TO comprehend
Mr. Frederick b. Warde will have a benefit at Booth g
Theatre April 30th, whcn in addition to other at
fractions, "Damon und Pythiasn Will DO performed,
with Mr. Mccullough and Mr. wardc in the title roles
rhc New AMERICAN Museum continues to attract tn
lovers OF cur,os,tlcs THIS week the cement will
open a small theatre in connection with the Museum,
and will give morning, afternoon and evening per.
formances.
"The Princess Royal" must be withdrawn from tho
Fifth Avenue Theatre soon because OF tho engagement
OF Miss Adelaide Nelson who will appear on May 7.
Miss Fanny Davenport has completely recovered from
her sudden and severe illness and has resumed her
part OF tho Princess.
Mr.. Vincent the experienced stage manager OF
| Booths Theatre, will receive benefit on "Wednesday
afternoon, when ''rho Merchant Of Venice" will be
performed, with Mr. John Mccullough as Shylock and
Miss Lille Edrdge Portia. Mr. Vincent deserves
full house Tor his long and successful efforts to please
| the public.
A testimonial entertainment to Mr. J. b. Pendcton
takes place Chckerng Hall, Wednesday evening.
Among the singers will be Miss Steele, Miss Root, Miss
j wilkinson and Mr.. Gait The rectatons will rentro
| duce to a New York audience Miss Fanny AUDI who
has lust returned Caorna, and tho surprisingly
youthful elocutionist Miss Flora Aud. Mr. q. W.
/ Colby is the musical director
Miss Helen Potter, tho impersonator Of Lyceum
celebrities. will appear at the Academy OF Music
Phlladephia Monday night, in Mr.. ). u. Pugh's
star course. She will give impcrsonntions OF Cough
Charlotte Cushman, Susan b. Anthony and Anna Dick
inson To the study OF the latter lady, In "A Crown
OF Thorns she has gwen two weeks OF her time, an,
| tho event will DO ono OF interest
grand concert will DO given on next Friday even
ing, at Chckering Hall, In aid OF the Cuban patriots