The New York herald., 1877-01-21

Merchant Of Venice" on Monday, "Brutns" on Tues
dsy. Orchard ILL., on Wednesday. "Lady Of Lyons"
on Thursday. "Ruy Blas" and "Don Cesar de Baznn'
ON Friday, and on Saturday afternoon Hamlet, aud
IN the evening. lago ON the Goth INST Mr. Booth
will appear At the Academy OF Music. Brooklyn
Lawrence Barretts engagement ended last night at
Booths Theatre. which will be closed until February
8. when tho new local drama, "Ffth Avenue" by
George Fawcett Rowe Will be produced The principal
scenes OF this piece MURDER rescue Of passengers
hom wrecked steamer, aud = nght between tho
Seventh regiment and the draft rioters in 1853 In
cluded in ths cast will be George Rignold. Fred D.
wardc. George knight. Johnny wlld Charles L. Pars-
loe and vining Bowers
"All for Her." new play by Palgrave Simpson and
Herman Merivac. will be acted tor the nrst time a.
wallack's Theatre tomorrow night, with Mr. WALLACE
Ia the leading part Tho character oi Hugh Trevor
was suggested by Sydney Carton IN Dickens "Ia'e
OF Two Cities" and at tho close OF tho play
the hero is led TO execution he repeats sydneys
last words lrother respects the drama does not re-
semblc the novel Mr. wallack produced 'Aii Tor
Her" In Boston successfully. and at his own thea're
Will be, OF course, superby mounted
A reliable "Dlli-dozcr" OF the London pross sounds
tho following warning:-"l. is u TACT oi which am
assured by not ore but by At least dozen artists,
many OF whom produce writing in support Of their as
sertions that II . not the slightest use ior adcbu-
tant attempt to gain hearing ut AN Italian opera
house unless he be willing to pay for IT, lie tand III
masculine tho feminine must DC considered 10 %
included will reccivc NO pay whatever untl ne De-
come famous. The advertisements and assertions of
Italian professors who promise an engagement alter
= certain number OF lessons have been taken and PAID
o are us worthless those OF the English sdvsr-
,,sers VINO so cuvaerly promise engagement after
month"
n
ceived the following tribute:-"Miss Claxton has
beautiful presence and with charming naturaness
In every phase OF the she displayed ths del.
ica,e sensibility OF woman love and purpose. She
impaired 10 the gcntler emotions a winscme A.
tractivencss and depicted with effective touches
the mingled grief, fears despair and DO
termination tha: attend her IN the horrible
death OF her iather, the threatened crime Of hsr
lovers death the scaiod, the agonized excitement
In believing him innocent and yet unable 70 discover
the guilty law, although her presccnce tells her
who Is the murderer Her acting had at times IN in
tense influence the audience, and frequently she
received the most apprecla,ive applause"
Tho New York Mozart Union have concert at
Steinway Hail the 3lst inst, with the following
programme :--Quntet for wind instruments, op. 81,
George Onsow-Mr. Tr. Rietzs, flute; Mr. J. Eller,
oboe; Mr. Ed. Boehm, clarinet; Mr. II. Schmtiz, horn,
and Mr. Il Reuter-, bassoon. Cantate, "Dle ihr des
unermcssiichcn," " "Mozart-Mr. Alexander Bischon Trio
No. 5 in BIB, op %, A. Rubinstefn-Ar A. Eiler,
piano; Mr. r. Arnold, violin, and Mr.. W. Reneccius,
cello. Songs, 10 ware Lieb e,n Holderstrauch''
uud .Ruhe IN dor Ceebtcn." FIR. Brandes-Mr Alex
ander B,schon Three movements from septet IN K
nat, /. Won Becthoven-Mr. x. Arnold. vion Mr.
Tn. Courant, viola; Mr.. W. Reineccius vtoloncel'o;
Mr. Ch. Uthon, basso; Mr. Ed. Boehm, clarinet; Mr..
Il Schmltz. horn, and Mr. X. Reuter-, bassoon
The following Is the programme OF tho Kellogg Eng
ltsh opera season at tho Academy OF Music this
woek:-ruesday, .'Bohemian Girl" Airline. MISS
Clara Louise Kellogg; Gypsy Queen Mrs zeida seguin;
Thaddeus, Mr. Joseph Mas; FIorestne, Mr. c. II.
Turner; Count ArLheim Mr.. George A. Comfy; Devil
shoot, Mr. Edward Seguin; Buda Miss Lancaster;
Captain, Mr.. Holland Wednesday, "Faust." Mar
gueritc Miss Kellogg sibel, Mrs. Zelda seguin Faust,
Mr.. Mas; Valentine, Mr.. Carleton; Mephisto, Mr.
Peakes; Wagner, MFR. Holland; Martha. Miss Lancas-
ter Friday evoning, January 20, and Saturday mat
inee January 81, "Fiylng Dutchmau," with new
scenery and mechanical effects, largely increased
chorus and orchestra and the following casi:-Sonta,
Miss Clara Louise Kellogg; Eric, Mr.. raas Daandc,
Mr. Comfy; Pilot. Mr. c. II. Turner; Nurse. Miss Lam
caster; vandcrdecken the Flying Dutchmanh Mr.
William Carleton.