The New York herald., 1877-12-17
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOIES.
The Brooklyn Schubert Cluo give their second clas-
steal so.ree December 10
Rose Eytinge Nils engagement during Christmas
week ia Chicago under the management OF Mr.. James
Dun.
Sir. C. W. Barry begins the performance OF an en-
gagement at Woods Theatre, in Brooklyn, Decem.
ber -.
The first concert OF the third Of the PhIhar
monc Society OF staten Island during thc past week,
attracted a fashionable audience
during Christmas week ''sharps, Flats and
Naural,n a comedctta uy A. d. Gordon, viii bs
played at the Park Theatre, Brooklyn.
The Florences apparently DONG an excellent
business in Massachusetts, One OF the Lowc papers s
says the house WAS K. &. L--crowdcd jam ull.
Lotta, supported BY the Park Theatre company. un-
management OF Mr. Henry T.. Abbey, viii ap-
pear Park Theatre, Brooklyn, in ZIP and
Muselte during the week.
Miss Julia Jefferson makes her first appearance 'on
any STAGE Woods Theatre, Brooklyn.
Wednesday afternoon, December 20. Her role will bs
that oi Adricnno the Actress
John Broughams best play, seThc Red Light" viii
bc brought the Chestnut Street Theatre Phiia.
delphia this week, with strong cast J.. r. Mackay
plays hrs original role OF Jehosaphgt Sharkey.
The engagement OF Charles r. Thornc Miss Fanny
Morant, Ida Vernon anu Maudc Harrison AZ Badwn's
Theatre, Francisco, has been renewed Tor adj
dtiona tour weeas IN consequence OF their success.
The play, "rne Exiles, is said to be the tneat-
rca sensation OF "Ihe Hub" Tho Boston Theatre
shows the sign OF "standing room onyn before its
doors during every performances wnicn rs something
MISS Mariana Gibbons, n young Quaksress will
deliver a iree lecture. "wliiam Penn and His
Times, at the Friends Meeting House, in Ruihcr-
ford place, OF Sixteenth street, tomorrow
evening.
Elizabeth Won stamwilz, the German tragcdcnne,
will make hor first appearances Philadelphia this
week, opening the Arch Street Theatre IN .Lady
Jane Grey" IN which Won siamwz assumes tho part
OF Mary Tudor.
Tomorrow night a testimonial concert Will be
gwen 10 Mrs. Louise Oliver Stonway Hall. She
viii be assisted by A T. stoddart, baritone; senior
Gonzalo Nunez, pianist, Charles Werner, vioonccl-
| list, and strong quartet
John j. Clarke the com edian, rcopens the Kraiys'
Alhambra, In Philadelphia, which he has recently
! purchased, on Christmas afternoon, appearing In
.sDr. Panglossn and Goodies The pretty ttle
theatre Is hereafter be known the Broad Street
| Theatre. J. T. Zimmerman DO Mr. Ciarke's
| manager
The efforts Of tho heirs OF hr. c. NJ Barras, the
thor the Black Crook" 10 prevent the perform
anccs Of "Lua" in Philadelphia were unsuccessful
Tho courts upheld the latter play and decided that
there had becn pfagiarism whatever. '.Lula" Is
really much better play, IN both literary and spec
tacuiar sense
ModJeska commences her engagement at the Fifth
| Avenue Theatre on Saturday evening, December 20,
plays in Philadelphia January IS and in WashiDg-
ton February 4. Her hrst appearance here will
be in "Adrienne Lecouvrcur.n sue said 10 be
actress great energy with a nsuro thai is 1.-THE,
supple and graceful
The three baby shows in Philadelphia arc doing as
well could be expected. The eoored baby show
at the Museum Is unique and IS well palronized Mr..
Mcade's iniantorium at Concert Hal, is by far the
largest OF the three. and Sir. Hlchcocks nursery, at
The Colosseum, has hardly got INTO running order Al
three to be continued thus week.
lhe art critics OF the various journals seem to bo
remarkably unanimous in Their opnIons OF ad-
miraoc painting Of tho .'Vonus Anad dyonene," asey
brought for exhibition TO ihis city. As 10 ITS author
they very properly discaim auy attempt at deciding
| upon point winch careful research aud comparison
In Europe alone could decide and which possibly
those may tail to ascertain
Dunareary Is TO be Kept the stage at tho Park
Theatre every evening until December %, when
s.David Garrick Will take his place. conj junction
with "A Regular FIX Mr.. Sothcrn's farewell
benefit is fixed Tor Friday evening, January 4, when
he VIII appear the Crushed Tragcdan tor the last
time. Ihe engagement OF John I. Raymond at this
theatre commences on tho TIN OF January
A charming musical matinee took place Saturday
the Coirgc oil Music OF MmG Gazzlniga-AlDItcs aud
Slgnor Abitcs, IN West Fourteenth street Tho per.
iormauccs were principally conducted by the pupils,
several oi whom showed rare proficiency IN the IN
terpretation Of dcult works, DO, vocay
mentally Nothing can be more ntttcrng to con-
scentous teacher than the applause that teses tho
success his her Efforts illustrated IN the
proyement oi those who are undergoing instruction
Mr. a. Oakcy Hall VIII repeat hs Boston and Wash.
ington lecture, .'what VIII tho Verdict 30 I" tho
Brooklyn Academy Of Music tomorrow evening. The
advance sale oi seats is large, and great many ladies'
aud gentlemen viii douDt cross the errcs 10 hear
MIN In both Boston ana Washington he made
happy lhough disconnected remarks for local appre-
cation aud is not Impossible that IN his
imitlble style wIli make some pert illusions in
Brooklyn that viii be rclishod in that CITY of
Churches
Asamattcr OF dramatic Interest subjoin the full
cast oil ''Fazo; or, Tie ltaiian Wife" which
produced the Fun Avenue Theatre tonight and
add tor comparison, the cast Of the piece
II was played BY Juha Dean Hayne ten years ago.
Brodd,oaV 1861. F.fih drenuc 1877.
| Blanca. .Juiit Dean mary Anderson.
| Aldabclln.. -. Ella iurncr. Anne EdmonGson.
| cara .......... Miss Blusdeli. Isabella thyme.
| ~. ". sheridan. j. s