The New York herald., 1877-11-16
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.


The Hess opera troupe Philadelphia this wscE.
Marie Rose will b. In Now YORK about the LIST Of
January.
Rose Eytinge is very soon 10 appear at tho Broad.
way Theatre.
rhs wiillamsons will commence an engagement a
Pn,sburg next week.
Dr. ). NJ. lands, tho sanguInary tragedian, Is an.
nounced to appear at Tony PASTORS.
The taliest man and woman in the world are now ON
exhibition at the New American Museum.
Miss Helen Power who rectes and delineates adj
mirably. has mot with 1attering at CHECKER.
Ing Hail.
Tho Hutchinson family quxrtettc, which Is now on
It's thirty sixth annual tour will sing in Chickerina
Hall on Tuesday. November 27, and December l.
Few peopla witness the representation by
Janauschek of Lady Dedlock and Mile. Horlenss in
ssChesney Wold." which Is now on tho boards OF the
broadway, without experiencing a new revelation.
These characters never have had such q superb ex.
poncnt
Mr.. Joo JoGerson's third matinee takes place to.
morrow at Booths Theatre One Of tho most inter-
esting features at these day performances OF "Trip
Van wnkio" rs tho presence OF tho great throng OF
children. They 60 with their parents and they 60
alone; they 60 in pairs aud In clusters. and tho pa
thctic Rip has tow more earnest admirers or lovabo
critics than these same little ones. That which tho
tainy possess the vital element of universal popu-
lar,y II is the crownng tribute 10 the beautiful art
OF the great actor
Miss Fanny Davenport, one OF New York's favor
ites also TO have become pronounced favorite
elsewhere. She is fulfilling u series OF engage
ments IN tho West which, judging IRON the tone Of
the pross exceptionally brilliant This week she
is IN st. Louis; next week she will play in Memphis.
Miss Davenport has chiefly appeared In her original
creation OF Mabel IN "Pique," but Is likewise pra'scd
for her mpcrsonations Of Rosalind aud Lady Tcaxe.
She has advanced rapidly in her profession during
the last year or two, and Improvement In the same
proportion will doubtless secure for her an enviabe
position US representative actross
We supposed the English Comcdietta Company that
opened short series OF performances At tho French
Theatre on Wednesday last to be composed of ANA
tours Ii this supposion DO correct their entertain.
mcnt IS quito crediabe, for Is far above tho STAN
dard OF the ordinary amateur One does not go to an
amateur performance In the critical frame Of
mind rs TO q regular s'professional' performance.
But even amateurs should not overlook detects In
pronunciation OF we'll known words, whether French
or English. We say this In all kindness to Miss How
ard NJ. Weldon, Mr., Thorne and the Messrs Sylves-
ter They not only murder the Queens English, but
they guillotine tho Presidents French cruelty.
But otherwise barring little stiffness OF action and
voice. they do vory we'll In fact We have seen very
much among professionals.
The first OF threo grand Brigno Gilmore concerts
will be given at the Academy OF Music this evening
The programme is very attractive will bc observed
from tho following choice selections :-overturc,
"Robespicrron Gilmore's Band; hymn, "Angel OF
Peacc,n poetry by Dr. oliver Wendell Holmes, Now
York Choral Union and G,lmore's Band; piano solo,
"Fantasie Faust" Mile. Teresa Carreno; romanza
from Martha "M'appari," Signor Brgno; grand
opera selection, introducing solo for euphonum (Mr
Frank cornet (Mr. b. e. Bent clarinet tMr. KogeD,
with gems from L'Africaine, I" "Les Huguenots," "Lc
Prophetic" "LEtoile du Nord" and other operas.
Gilmores Band, with chorus, In finale; cavatina from
"Lucia di Lammermoor,u Miss Lillian Norton; over
turc .Jubel," Gilmore's Band; cavatina from "Rig-
olstto,n Miss saic Rcoer; English song "Love Once
Again." signor Brignoli grande marche triumphalc,
.The Crossing OF the Danubo," Gilmores Band grand
from III Trovatore Introducing tho "Aisercro"
Miss Lillian Norton and sgnor Brgnoli; Hallclujah
Chorus from the "Mcssiah," Now York Choral Union
and Gimore's Band