The New York herald., 1877-12-24
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES

~ CoASaA AMI DhhMAllO NOlLS.
"Faust" the FIRST night Of It's production In Paris
earned 10000 francs.
The new play, "ExiIes,'' Is having a remarkable
run at tho Boston Theatre.
Mr. J. N. Pattison, the pianist has returned the
city alter a successful Western tour.
Next Monday Boucicault plays Conn, In "rho
Shaughraun," at the Grand Opera House.
Nine. Patti has been engaged to give ten repres on
tatons Of 'Ada" at Milan. Verdi is to direct tho
orchestra
"All Round the Clock" is to be revived as holiday
attraction at the Arch street Theatre, Philadelphia
this week.
Mckee Rankin and Kitty Blanchard. In the "Dau-
tes.' are to he at the Walnut Street Theatre Phila
delphia, this week.
Frank Chanirau will appear this evening at the
Grand Opera House In his Western drama, .Kit, the
Arkansas TraveleEn
Miss Julia Jefferson VIII make her debut at Woods
Theatre, Brooklyn, on Wednesday afternoon, In
'Adricnue Lccouvreur"
Misses Thursby and Drasdil, assisted by a nonott
for strings, sing for the benefit OF Industrial school
on Thursday evening At Chickering Hail.
Mr. Thomas B. Meagher is playing this week in
Washington in the "ea Of Ice," after which he goes
South as far as New Orleans. with Ford's company.
"Broken Fctters" IS the play to night at Woods
as George Bradstock. He will be supported by Mr. f.
+. Barry, Mr.. u. Wilson and Miss Clara Cole.
Theodore Thomas gives his second extra public re-
hclrsal on Wednesday, at two p NJ. The piano SOLO
lists on the occaaion are Messrs. II. Hoffman, William
Mason and Ferdinand Quicken. Brahms' symphony
Will be repeated.
The Handel and Haydn Society Of Boston celebrate
Christmas with q performance Of Handcs oratorio,
''rhe Messiah" The list OF artists includes Miss
Thursby Miss Cary, Mr.. Joseph Mas, A. L. Stod-
dard and Myron Whitney.
Master John Rhodes, Philadelphia boy OF twelve
years. was introduced to the music loving public OF
the Quaker City ON Thursday night at St Georges
Hall, aud made very favorable impression Tho
child is a wonderful violinist for his age.
Miss Rose Eytinge commences an engagement in
Chicago this evening, under tho management OF Mr..
J. q. Dun. She appears as Cleopatra, the entiro
scenery OF the play as performed here having been
transported from tho Broadway Theatre
Mr. Horace Wall will introduce to the United States
next the celebrated actress Miss Aoa Cavcn-
dish, whose success in England is said to have been
very marked. She is about TO appear In London in
now play written for her by WilKe Collins.
Mile Sangalli, tho famous dansouse, IS shortly about
to appear n singer, with every prospect Of success
That most poetica OF Terpschores, Charlotte Gris,
made her debut IN opera; and remember wild
began her dancer-London World
Tho dramatization OF Dickens charming Christmas
story, sThe Cricket tho Hearth, is the appropr
ute bill for holiday week at tho Chestnut Street
Theatre, Philadelphia +. H. Mackay plays Caleb
Piummer, w. 4. Sheridan enacts John Pccrybinslc,
Miss Lillo Glover assumes Dot and Miss May Davcn-
port Bertha, the blind girl.
l. A new play, "rho Man Of Success" by Octave
Feuilot, author of ed As.ray," Will bo pvDauced at
| the Union Square Theatre on Wednesday, the Goth
inst. The translation has been made by Mr. Cazcran,
tho subject is said TO be full OF interest Tho
will comprise Mr. Charles +. Coghlan, Mr.. James
O'Neill Mr. J. H. Stoddart, Mr.. John Parsee. Ar. f.
smith, Mr. ]. b. Polk. Mr.. II. W. Montgomery. Mr..
Qulgley, Mr. ii. +. DAILY, Agnes Booth Miss Linda
Detz, Miss Sara Jcwett, Miss Roberta Norwood. &c
Mr.. Mark Hassier is now conducting in Philadelphia
series Of In the syIo OF those excellent
tainments which Theodore Thomas such hard work
30 mako roniuneritive in New York. Mr.. Hassler is
to give Saturday afternoon vocal and
concerts ut ST. Georges Hail. The programmes arc
made up Of tho best class OF popular music, In the
endeavor to please and educate the musical oil
the public There large and we'll drilled orchestra
aud solo pcrlo rmers from tho Philadelphia Phhar-
monc Club.
The following tho whereabouts OF some OF tho
principal combinations now travelling through tho
country Mime. Rentz Female Minstres, Omaha,
Ncb the Florcnces. "Mighty Dollar" Worcester,
Mass. Robson Crane, "Oar Bachelor" aud "For
blddcn Fruit,n Cincinnati; Pltou Burroughs,
.'Danichclsv - Newark Boucicault Shaughraun Com
pany. Harrisburg, Rcadiug and Lancaster; tho Will
iamsons "Struck OIL" ST. Louis NO.; Kate Clax.on,
"rwo Orphans" Wilkesbarre. Scranton, Pa I. J.
Riggs, "Irish Detective" Baltimore; Dominick Muir
ray, "Crimc," Cincinnati; John Thompson. "on
Hand" st. Louis, No.; Jarrett L. Palmer, "Unce
Toms Cabiu," Pnladelphia two weeks; Niblo's Car
den Company, Now Haven't Broadway Comedy Com
pany, Cincinnati
Mr.. william d. Gemmiil, one of tho managers oI
the Chestnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia, about to
mako his debut upon tho stage at his establish
mcnt Ho viii FIRST appear Orlando. In LAS You
Like It," which Is to revived at the Chestnut on
tho 9TH Of January, with tho usual cxccllont stock
company. Miss Lille Glover, the regular leading
lady, will also make her rst essay in tho character
Rosalind Mr. Gcmm has long been known al
excellent reader and amateur actor and the prospects
OF his success upon tho professional stage very
promising.
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