New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-03

his cantata of Lala Rookh at Chickering Hall, next
Wednesday afternoon.
This region is once moro illuminated and
refreshed by the presence of the iustrous Mr. Levy
who has returned from Australia, and who will con-
tinue TO perform upon the cornet.
1t is proposed, at the Fifth Avenue Theatre,
presently to revive the drama Of Camille" in which
sgnora Maeroni will personate Camille, and signor
Maieroni VIII appear as armand.
Mr.. ROwe's new play, "The Scatterly
Jewels "-produced on Monday night at the Boston
Museum. was received with abundant marks Of public
favor and 1t is cordially commended in Boston papers
EMr. jefferson will end his engagement in
Boston on Saturday afternoon and will pass next week
a. his home in NewJersey, completing preparations for
his Journey 10 san Francisco.
The admirers of the opera bouffe and of
Mile. Aimee reminded that these unwholosome lux
urles may be found tonight, for time hence
forward at the Park Theatre. 1.-THE Big Bonanza" has
been withdrawn
1t is intimated that Miss Nelson, who is
now In London, is suffering with disease OF the heart
wEicn may compel her long retirement from active pro
feEsiOnal labor. The st9ge in losing this lady, would
lose woman OF true genius and Of the finest artists
who have ever dgnifed and adorned the aYocation OF
acting
Mr.. Heller's ENTERTAINMENT ut the Fifth
Avenue Hail, VIII remain before the public only until
the end OF next week. Miss Heller has resumed her
wonderful expeditions OF what be the faculty o
aecond-igh and Mr. Hocr, besides performing various
The dccapitatlOu OF human being At the close his
present season Nj. Heller will depart to England.
"lhe Ticket-Of-Leave Man" is presented
at NblOs Garden, with Mr. Samuel W. Piercy Bob
Brcriy Miss Gussle De Forest as MAJ Ed'rGrds; Mr..
L. F. Knowles Is Jim DaI;oa. Miss Kate Gllssford
Entity st. Eryemon6, aud Sir. Frank Tannohill as Hank
Shoc i is proposed to present. 81 this theatre. next
week, the French crama called The Ga2gon "a rO-
mantle work, and one OF wiGo!F Acknowledged merit
Edwin Booth will end his engagement at
Po't aud n liz
will end his professional labors for the present
next Saturday night Mr. Booth has been IN cOntinu-
nj practice "-playinE' the most difficult parts In tie
dranasince last September; ana ms health Is cOnsId
creby lie proposes now To take long rest Next
taken house i'll Madson-ave.-and hero he will pass
the summer
The Official bOol, Of the Cincinnati Musical
Festival, prepared under the direction ~ Colonel George
Ward Nichols, has been published. 1t contains brief
Introduction; description Of the hall a list OF the
officers and performers Including full catalogue OF the
chorus and orchesraG biographical sketches OF the prin
clpal artists the programmes Of the four days
in fli with the worls OF all the sougs and
the text OF "Alccstc," " The Messiah" the Romeo
ana Juliet" etc; plan OF the seats; and
elaborate analytical descriptive and critical reviews
Of tho most important compositions TO be presented
the chorus numbers 700 persons 500 Of whom belong
the Cincinnati societies. and have pracced together
sluce November The rest are from Dayton, Urbana,
and one other Ohio towns The orchestra, which
consists exclusively OF ThOmass own band and mem
bcrs Of the New-York Philharmonic Society counts los
instruments Ii contains 30 vions. II vioas, II crl!c-
etzek), pccOl0 futCs, 9 ObOcs, English horn, cl3r
nets bass clarinet, baSsOOns, horns. comets,
trUmpcts The rare bats trunpe3 tenor trombone, me
t,le known bass trombone, bass tubs and pairs oi
kctue-drums.