The New York herald., 1877-09-15
ADJUSTMENTS.
BOOTHS THEATRE-ArMEE.


large aud more than usually fashionable audience
for the season assembled last night Booths Theatre
to witness the performance Of '.La File do Mmo.
Angot" single sentence describes tho effect Of the
entro evening Artist work In scenery, excellent COM
binatons among the players good singers aud chorus
who always kept the audience rapport with the STAGE
Aimee, whose acting is never anything but popular,
brought theatre and people quickly together. II ID
right, however, that notice should be made OF Mile.
Borto Mario, OF whom II is said that she makea
her first appearance In America. She has .
voice that Is clear and effective, yot not strong
and n physique that last night attractive.
AIMEE helps hor, and thorc s a little byplay ia
which the professional aud experienced aciross
shows her sympathy for the novice Mollard, the
now tenor evidently has aa not h1d an opportunity 70
light among tho magnetic sparkling Influences OF
SHINE. Angot," ana allowed Jouard, the baritone,
again to bear away the honors The house large,
sympathetic, and representative OF tho best OF the
metropolitan patrons OF this iorm Of entertainment
BEEN may IN York form
song surroundings than that which was given to
the public last night.
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
This ovoning the dramatic begins at tho Ger.
mania Thoatre
The famous Mondclssohn Quinte. Club Of Boston
has been rcorganzed.
Reading, Pa, has had u siege OF music All the
local bands of the neighborhood participated.
The last performances of sour Dark city" take
place this afternoon at the Fifth Avenue Theatre.
Miss Clara Louise Kellogg opened In concert in San
Francisco to very largo house the 10th OF Sop.
tembcr.
Miss Amy Fay early in the season will begin
sores of panooro rectas which said to promise
interest.
Although Titiens may not sing again she will leave
as an artiat and u woman.
During tho season Mr.. y r. Mills will give sly
sorces OF classical panoorte music aud he will aIso
orchestra
The Philharmonic Society of Cincinnati have boon
making an effort In oporatic direction, and, II the
papers OF city speak with their usual truth not
without success
Miss Rober. at Gilmoros Garden, is rapidly making
herself Of the popular sngors OF tho day. Artis.
tca accompanies In the band say ihcy like to play
for her. because she Is rarely out OF tune.
A Cincinnati paper says Of recent testimonial to
Theodore Thomas, which gathered $500 fashionable
people together that the moisture OF the atmosphere
while it did not dampcn the spirits Of the hearers,
dimmed the brilliancy OF the strings Thoy snapped
incessantly.
A matinee performance Of "Unclc Toms Cabin"
will be given at the Brooklyn Academy Of Music to-
day, whom Mrs G. G. Howard will appear In hor ccle-
brated character Of Topsy Tho drama has been rc..
constructed by Mr. John r. Smith, and Is presented
with good scenery and large chorus, including the
jubilee and othcr coored singers
Cincinnati critic, aftor publishing SIX bars Of one
OF schubcrts symphonies, talks about them In tho
following lunatic asylum stylc:-"This arless aud
charming theme is played with and brought back
again and again and interrupted by bursts Of wild
savage modulation, through which Its simple, la
mliar grace passes unscathed iiko somc pure inno-
cont Christian martyr through the ros OF her heather
pcrsecutors."