The New York herald., 1877-02-11
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES

| Broadway Theatre
NJ Carl Alves has complimentary concert at ssen-
way Hall or Thursday nexl
Mss Kate claxton appeared n "conscence" a. tne
| ST LOUIS Olympic Friday night
The Handel and Haydn Society. OF Philadelphia sang
Ncukonm's oraiorio. David" or Tuesday evening
! SIR Heller presents marvels his Wonder
| Theatre this week. and viii perform several new
tea,s
lies Dan:schens" crowds the Union Square Theatre
night and OF the artistic successes OF the
season
Mr. Boucicauis made great success with ''The
! Shaughraun" in Washington and will play this week in
! Pitisbura
/ Gilmorc's Garden will be open this week on Tues
dag. Wednesday and Saturday evenings for athletic
| and equestrian sportA
An old folks concert takes place Tuesday evoning
| a. Republican Hall, In which number Of popular
vocalists will participate
'Monsier Aphonse" will be performed a. the Grand
Opera House this week. with full cast from the Fifth
Avenue Theatre company.
Miss Emma Abbott win appear In opera ~ the
Academy Of Music on February 2s and "a. In ''Fhe
Daughter Of the Regiment"
Mr.. Sigtsmund Lasar will have testimonial concer'
rendered him at the Strong place Baptist church.
Brooklyn. on Tuesday evening.
The chdrcns carnival will be held At the Academy
OF Music April and the proceeds will be bestowed
OH the sick destitute or New York
The New York Choral Union, under the direction OF
Mr.. p. s. Gilmore. will sing Darey's cartata, NAL
chus," at Chickering Hall on the 23d inst
On Wednesday evening the Kellogg English opera
company open short season atthe Brooklyn Academy
of Music with Wagner's 'Fying Dutchman d
Nine EssipoG. tho renowned Russian pianist. will ap-
pear In thrco concerts Stenway Hail Tuesday
and Friday evenings and Saturday afternoon.
Mile. Aimee will appear at the Eagle Theatre during
tho early part of the coming week IN LA Petite
Mari6e." and on Thursday evening in ola Perchoe."
The Philadelphia Item says tina; tho play "Across
the Continent Is tearfuly and wonderfully made and
is remarkable its highly developed specimens Of
the genus villain and sot"
The West Side Relief Association for the poor wtl
give Of concerts, with the cooperation Of
Slavtn's Georgia Minstrcs, beginning At Chickorng
Hall, on Wednesday evening.
"Forbidden Fruit" under the management Of
Mr. H. j. Sargent. performed TO large audiences IN
Washington, and will be produced this week In Balti'
more Miss Hannah E. Bailey is highly praised as the
| heroine.
This is the third week Of "Our Boarding House, at
| the Park and Mr.. Leonard Grover, the author. may
! wei! be content with his triumph The theatre has
been nightly and the play is certainly OF
the funniest Of the season.
| NINE. Savott, will have testimonial concert to-
morrow even ing at Masonic Hail. Of Sixth
and Twenty third street. She will be assisted by
Mss Anna Borie Messrs. Fritsch, Laurence, Mollcn-
hauer and other popular artists.
The Rev Dr. ". r. Alger will deliver his sermon
The Teachings OF the Theatre ana OF the Church; or,
the Moral Power OF the Drama, the Church Of the
Messiah tomorrow evening. His biography Of Edwin
| Forrest is work looked for with interest
"Fitth Ayenue' has been well attended at Booths
and author has added to It's attractions by con-
densng some the sentimental dialogue and bringing
tho comedy into greater prominence. Tho scenery Is
very beautiful and all the specaltios excellent
The production of Shakespcare's ''Cymbelinc," at
the Walnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia, on Monday
evening" will be ono OF the most important events OF
the season. Miss Nollson will play Imogene for the
first time.
The approaching Wagner festival which will bc held
at the Academy OF Music under the auspices Of Mr. j..
Fryer will DO especially Interesting, from the fact
that the first tmo In America will DO heard por-
ton Of wagner's music drama, 'Tne Ring Of the
Nlbeungen."
The third of the concerts given by Miss Arabelia
Root for the benefit of the poor of New York will take
place at Chickerng Hall on Friday evening The
programme is admirable, and Nine. Logan, Mr.. Ar
buckle Mr. Hill, Mr. Bourne Mr.. Gall and other artists
will appear.
s.Lemons'' Is having great at tho Fifth Avenue
Theatre and the tide of Its popularity like the Ponic
Sea, knows retiring ebb. An afternoon perform
ancc of 'sThe Lady of Lyons" will soon be given iol
the benefit of tho Custer family under the patronage
tho Army ana Navy and Lotus Clubs.
The third concert of the Brooklyn Philharmonic
Society takes place Saturday evening The orches
trail selections include Mozart's "Jupiter symphony
adagio and scherzo from "Romeo and juliet" Der
ioz) and .sTho Ride of valkyries' (wagnerl The SO
loists arc Mmc. Eugene Pappenheim and Mons. Emil
Guyot, pianist
musical and literary entertainment, In aid OF st
Stephens Orphan Home, will be given In the hall o
the church Monday and Tuesday evenings, Februar!
II and l3 under the auspices of 81. Stephens Youn
Mems Association. On this occasion several OF tn
, young OF this organization will make their frs
appearance in an attractive and diversified pro
gramme.
..wid Oats' will be produced at wallack's to-mor.
row night with Mr.. walack In his famous persona
tion OF Young Rover. one OF his most brilliant charac
ters. The play ls old, but age In a comedy is th
guarantee OF merit To many OF our theatre goer
. this deli ghtful work OF OKeetes Is almost unknown
and will be pleasure to see It acted. Nearly every
+ member OF the company will appear.
r Toledo OHIO, critic thus became ccstatic ove
; Essipofps playng.-.sMma. Essipof toyed with tn
piano II she were playing with pct. She seemed
3 to look upon tho instrument ANIMATE object,
something be humored aud cajoled. She bent owe
as II she loved t-she carcsscd tho keys. A. time
!, her delicate white hands would be poised over th
keys, suggesting the poetic comparison Of hummin
bird lowering over bright flower"
Ground the Clocks is the next O! the pleasant re
n | vivas of Mr.. Day's dramas at the Olympic Theatre
and will bo given this woek with unusually fin
J.. cast and with scenery and effects. Thc compan
d is admirably fitted to play comedy, and have ampl
}, opportunity In this entertaining piece The idea .
giving first class comedy popular prices Is exeeen
!, and the Olympic Theatre has already proved th
n | soundness of the enterprise.
o John Mccullough has met with great success at th
q Boston Museum, but the Advertiser OF that city and
fault with him and says:-"Generay his speeches ar
II delivered with moderation and judgment, an
with impressive reserve but when he rs violent no