The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-27
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

MODlthh AND DhAMhllU NUlEO.
Count Pierre Loredan will give his first piano
cert IN this country at Steinway Hall tomorrow alter
noon.
Mr.. James Barnes, for many years the stage direc.
tor OF the old Woods Museum, has opened dramatic
agency in this city.
.''Smke" viii be played at the Union Square Theatre
until the end of Tho regular season, which will prob
ably take place on Juue o
Mr. Rowland, president of tho Mendclssohn Club Of
this city, has been rendered a testimonial concert,
which vii! take place Thursday evening noxt at
Chickering Hall
Tho Aquarium is especially attractive In summer.
and is kind Of watering place where one can soc all
kinds OF fishes bathing in the cool ccmeut Tho dis
play Is varied ana large
"Henry "" viii be brought out at Booths on Tues
day night, when Mr.. George Rgnod will assume tho
part IN which he made his greatest success. On
Thursday he will take benefit
complimentary benefit to Mr.. Thomas B. Meaghcr
will be given at the Lyceum Theatre next Thursday
evening by Mr. Charles +. Coghan, II. W. Montague,
Miss May Gallagher aud Mile. Cheri.
"The Danchcns'' has made immense success at
tho Boston Theatre where 1t is played by the Union
Square company Indeed both the play and tho per-
formance seem to be received with more enthusiasm
IN Boston than they were IN New York.
This is tho farewell week OF Mr.. Heller at tho Won
der Theatre. The pleasure of tho entertainment will
be saddcned by the early departure Of this almost
uurivaed magician aud oxccllont comedian. Mr..
Heller will probably so to California this summer.
On Monday afternoon benefit will be given to tho
Cuban sufferers at Booths Theatre at which "a
Happy Pair" will be played, with Mr.. II. j. Montague.
Miss Ada Dyas and the Amaranth Club will appear
Mr. Montague has not acted in this city for several
months
Tho at walackrs VIII terminate in thrco
weeks, and until then .ssoscdac,n which has been one
Of the most popular dramas since 1.-THE Shaughraunn
will, no DOUBT, keep the stage. It much OF its
success the actng OF Mr. Wallack and the company
ana TO the beautiful scenery.
The Philharmonic Society, at a private meeting Fri
day afternoon, elected Theodore Thomas musical
director iI place OF Dr. Damroscn In case Mr.
Thomas should decline, tho society will dispense with
the concerts tho coming season and engage some
European celebrity as director Tho precise
for the sudden action OF tho society known.
Gilm0re's Carbon was again throngcd last night
The programme was new, fresh and attractive. To-
night the programme viii also be new and adapted to
the sacred character Of the day. People who love tho
music that appeals 10 the heart and can be carried
away as memory will have occasion to regret
visit to Gilmore He 10 popularzing tue eloquenco OF
wind.
MT stephen FISko VIII receive 0euont NJ the Fifth
Avenue Theatre on Saturday evening, when pro
gramme OF unusual attraction will BIO gwen. MISS
Nelson Will appear Twelfth Night" and Mr.
Rlxnold in "Henry "" The earnest and successful
eftprts OF Mr. Fske to please tho public during tho
season will DO, no doubt, rewarded by . crowded
house.
svestao will DO brought out at the Filth Avenue
Theatre on Monday night, with entirely new scenery
and cast which not only includes the bost memb
OF the company, but presents Miss JeiTreys-Lowis,
after an absence of months, and Mr.. +. b. warde for
tho FIRST time on this stage. Miss Fanny Davenport
will act tho heroine. 'vcsta will DO performed for
one week only.
Mr. George werrenrath the very popular tenor OF
Plymouth Church. Brooklyn will DO the recipient OF
a complimentary conccr, at Plymouth Church on Mon
day evening" when the following artists Will appear -
Madame Clcmentino Lasar. soprano; Mrs. J. W Hutch.
inson, contralto; Mr. worrenrath, Herr Blum bari.
tone; Mr.. J. G. Lumbard. basso; Mr.. Herman 0. c.
Kortheuer, pianist. and Mr. Henry Eyre Browne,
organist. The programme embraces selections from
Vcrd, hBccthovcn. Haydn, Won Weber, Gounoi, and
other iavorie composers and includes Brahms "Lovo
song wal,zcsn in which all tho performers have solos
or concerted pieces
Never had needy maid moro gallant defenders and
assistants than the coterie OF hstrions who have
volunteered aid OF the Church OF st. Agnes aud its
worthy and Jealous pastor, Father MacDowcll. Ono
half the programme they oIcr 10 render on Tuesday
night the Academy OF Music would satisfy the
iastidious star and draw crowded Its attrac-
tons whom taken connection with the worth OF tho
cause In which It Is given Will undoubtedly insure
succ ess worthy the efforts aud hopes OF all con-
ccrned. Mr.. and Mrs Forcnce will appear in
the fourth act OF the .Mshty Dollar;' Mr.. sothern
will play Sam, Dundreary's brother, and read his
original telegram, with all its postscripts Mr. w. r.
Floyd, OF the Globe Theatre Boston, will assist tho
Florenccs; Mr. Harkns VIII read Lonpfcliow's "Hang-
ing tho Crane;' the inimiaolc McAndrews will givo
few Ethiopian sketches; Miss Bjou Heron viii APP
pear 10 ''Nan the Good tor Nothing" and Mr.. Tissng-
ton, OF the Union Square, viii lead the orchestra