The New York herald., 1877-10-20
xusrcAL AND pRAMArro NOTES.


.Marrlagon is said to be drawing good houses in
Philadelphia.
TONY Pastor is accredited lessee Of tho Ahambra
The German Opera Troupe. under the management
of Mr. j. G. Fryer. have enjoyed success in Paa-
dclpbia sv ft erff
Kellogg Is reported 70 be making musical
ton in Sau Francisco. She appeared Thursday
night In aida"
Brignoli is in Boston, singing as the papers say,
better than AT the last grand festival concert
thore was chorus OF 1900 singers and orchestra Of
seventy 1--WE performers.
Mr.. Rignod made his six hundredth appearance In
America In the character of Henry v. in Washington
last night the occasion being his benefit. The house
was packed, mauy distinguished persons being pres
ent.
Lester waack Is making a sensation In Brooklyn in
sMy Awful Dadn His portraiture Of the dashng rake
is q marvel Of finish and elegance His good natured
audacity and tho childish beartncss with which he
into all tho situations are as iunny exhibitions
OF artistic acting have appeared tho stage for
long time.
A cable despatch has just been received by Alfred
Joel, business manager for Mr. Max Strakosch, from
Colonel Maplcson, informing him that Mime. Marie
Roze had signed her contract with M Max Srakoscn
for his ensuing opera season. Marie Roze was spe-
the lamented Tcrcsa Titicns during her last illness.
She Will sing ..Norma,, "Huguenots," Ortrud, In
..lobencr,n: - Pamina, In magic Flute" &c. Marie
Kozc will sail for this country early in December.
number of letters have boon received at this Office
from members OF tho theatrical profession and others
enclosing money and. making Inquiries concerning
Mic vonturoiL A representative OF the HERALD
found hor In the Of No. l25 East Fourth street.
Parayxsd in both arms and on one side Of the Taco,
unable 10 distinctly speaking in fact chiefly
with her great brown Italian eyes, aud dependent
the almost iu.ilc efforts OF old mother for the little
that sustains hfe-such Is the condition OF woman
VINO ten years ago premier danseuse and one OF
the pots Of the public. She lacks nutritious food and
decent clothing and not for the occasional re-
membrance OF somc Of her professional friends she
would endure extreme misfortune Ips a sad, sad
case.
Miss Mary Moss young lady Of American birth,
but European education, has recently returned to her
native land She brings with her the highest testi.
monials from her MASTER the celebrated Dr. Frederick
Hiiler Of the Conservatory of Cologne, where she
studied. She sang IN London with Antonette Ster-
ling. under the direction OF Sir Jul Benedict Last
winter Miss Moss sang in orntorio In Amsterdam,
Cologne Brussels, Aixa- -Chapee, Frankfort, Bingcn.
Casscl and elsewhere Germany, und she won an on
thusastic approval wherever she appeared The Ger
mans claim for her clear, sympathetic soprano Tho
Guide Musicale OF Brussels, afrms that she possesses
every quality that is requisite for most successful
concert singer She Is to appear IN Thomas nrss
symphony concert Is unfortunate that the style
of tho entertainment precudes the introduction o
solo that would afford the public moro distinct pes
| ception Of her musical QualilisA