The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-29

J0rrinui ~ eheir oouductors ana Win commeu0 -
hsarsas ia vossals." opera that has not bssa
produced In This country.
Miss Maggie E. Hall. talented young church singer
gives farewell concert 10 her frisnds on the m Of
May at Chiekering Hall She goes 10 Europe 70 study
With Nine. Marchesi for the operatic stage
Tonight, Al Chickering Hail. conoer! ~ Messrs
Richard Arnold and Charles Werner, assisted By Misa
Lillian Barlay, OF Boston; Mrs. Marie Arnold, M.
Richard Hormann, piano, and monet for stringa
A charming entertainment by the children Of She
Five Points House OF Industry viii DO gvcn on Thurs.
day evening. About two hundred Of them will be o.
the platform and exhibit ihcir several accomplish
msnta
Tho friends or Edgar 3. Allior. we'll known In Nov
York circles as an amateur digtaseur, will give
him complimentary benefit about tho 10Th Of Nay.
In which CLEO clubs and others will par
iicipate.
ON Tuesday evening, May Z. MISS Selma Borg, Of
Finland, Russia, viii give lecture and concert 1t
Cnickcring Hail She will BIO assisted by Mss May
Moss soprano; Miss Maria Shackelford and full
orchestra
sienor Patrizio. celebrated nccromanccr who per-
forms many now and wonderful fcats. commences IN
engagement In tho San Francisco Minstrel Thestrs to-
night His VITO acoomplisbes several marvellous leafs
Of memory
At tho Bowcry Theatre this evening new drama
viii be produced founded on the Big Horn campaign
OF 1915 Il entitled "vlva Vance; or. Saved from
tho sioux and Is the pen Of Mr. w. l.. visschcr
OF San Francisco.
MISS Gcneviovc waru, who will appear IN New York
season. has prepared for the stage new version
OF .srhc stranger" in which the play is said TO b
more modernizcd and humanzed. Miss Ward acts the
part OF Mrs Halter.
Mr. Frederick BcrGner's annual concert takca
place at Chickering Hall tomorrow evening" on which
occas,o9 old quartet Of the scnson Of 1861 con.
sistlng or Messra Theodore Thomas. Mosentbal,
Aa,zka and Bcrgncr, viii appear.
Tho boards Of tho Academy OF Music will he 90
cupied tonight In tho presentation OF now So
ciety temperance drama entitled "Tho WHO'S Ap.
peal" Tho name Of tho author 10 me- announced
The cast embraces twenty speaking characters
ssrhe ScatterIy Jewels" Is tho title finally gwen q
Nj. George Fawcctt Rowe's play, which 10 10 b
produced as the Boston Museum this evening Special
scenery has boon prepared for II. and Mr. Rowe
assumes tho part OF Jack an heir to baroucicy.
large audience flied Chicksring Hall on tho COCA
sion OF Mrs Annie Becrcs conccrs last week. she
was assisted by Mr. w. F. Mils the pianist, Harrison
Millard other artists. II Is this ladys intention
to proceed lsaIy shortly in order to complete her
studies for shc lyric stage.
Mr.. steele Mackaye 10 said to have mot with
In producing his play "Won at Last throughout the
New England States It has boon the OF pre-
scAting 20 tho public Miss Blanche Media, pupil Of
Maokaye. the young lady making her debut as Grace
Fleming. Tho troupe Will shortly perform In this city.
What promises to DO very attractive concert viii
bb givcn tonight At Sscinway Hall tho Of
Me- John Lavne's third annual benont The artists
embrace Mme Pappenhsim, Mr.. 8. B. Mills, Theodore
Thomas orcnestrs, MI William Mason and alr. 8. s.
SANFORD. The programme Is one OF the most brilliant
Of she season.
~ nflh Ihapnn mic 90oAa ~
we're reelected last week:--E. H. sobermerborn.
president; Edward Boehm Woo president; David
scnsad, secretary; John Godonc treasurer Theodore
Thomas, conductor Drectors-Gsorgc Maszka. Fred
crick Berenor, Andrcas Hoch, Frederick Rlstzsl.
Adolph Sohs'. Adolph Bernstein.
Tho revival Of tho historical tragedy OF "Louis xL"
at lhe Chestnut street Theatre. Philadslphs. has
proved to be ali that Wis promised ,he way sf elab
crate detail and beautiful Stage cffccts Mr. ". E
Sheridan, who plays shs role Of she King, has made
srca, hit and she critics unanimous in praise Of
bis conception aud execution Of the part. aY
Miss Asnstta wend,, a promising soprano, viii be
the recipient OF . farewell testimonial concert 10 b.
giveu Al sseisway nall Saturday evening next
She viii DO assisted the by Miss Jennss
D,okerson, contralto; Mr. J. Graf. tenor: M Folk
Prsusscr baritone; Mr.. r. Bersner, volenceist; Mr..
Max Primer, pianist, and grand orchestra
On Friday cvsuing. at tho Academy OF Austc Min
Emma e Thussby gives her farewell concert, prtoR
10 her leaving for Europe. Tho assistant artists
MISS Anna DrasdiL contralso; Mr. CD. rritsch,
tenor; Mr.. Eugene Oudin. baritone twno has kindly
volunteered his serviossh and Theodore Tbomss'
Grand Orchestra unaer tho direction 81 Mr. TreAsrte
Clay.
A, tho Gormania Theatre the new musical fares,
.Kiein Geld" win DO repeated shis and tomorrow
evening. On Wednesday three aos comedy. BY
Franz Hsdberg, onutlcd "Dts TOGETHER dos Asjorss'
Tbe Daughters ofthe Msjor will b represented also
ON Thursday and Friday evenings On saturday
night the bsssnt Of Mr. Raberg takes place and the
performance Of "Dss bsiden Kl,ogsberG"
The brothers Ferdinand and Hermann CART gtvs
the sx.n and last OF their musical sorsss to-morov
night al steiaway Hall Among the artists who vim
parsopass 10 Mrs Florence Koe Knox, tho eossrslss
Who has recsnsIy been faverabiy heard In eoncsn
and English opera; Mr. Martinus Van Gsldsr. viola;
M J. Saunders, baritone; Mr. H. Schroeder, vielea-
cello, and Mr.. Charles Torriani viii also appear.
xr. Lawrence Barrett, supported By hts own com.
paay, viii play ~ tho Brooklyn PARK Theatre this
vcsk In the following grcas r6ies:-ro-night, &c
"Roheiieu;'' tomorrow night. Hamlet on Wed.
nesday night 'Otheiio; !" Thursday Lear" Fri.
dsy. .shyiock" and David Garrick - Saturday,
.R,charg III" AZ tho Wednesday and Saturday
mss,nces "rhe Marble Heartn and "Richsiieu" viii
DO enacted.
Tho farewell concert Of Giimore's Band viii TAKE
place FRIDAY evening NJ the armory Of the Twenty
second regiment, In Fourteenth street. Alter the
concert she young people Will indulge IN dancing
The band sail for Liverpool tho next day, where they
win make their nrst appearance IN 81 Georges Hall
II would DO graceful act tho part Of this popular
regiment 10 present tho band with handsome purss
Of few thousand dollars for thcy pretty 70
sound sbs praises OF she Twenty-sscond thresghous
Europe.
The following companies sro a. the places named
during the week Prank n. Aiken's Company with
Gonsvievo Rosors,, ''Maud Muller" London, Canada;
ColviIlo's Folly Company, Warrington: Augussin
DAYS. Company (witn Fanny Dsvcnpors) Norfolk
and Petersburg. Va; Boucicauls's ''shaughraunv
cornbisa,ion under n. II. stcvensl Newport n L
Kate Ciaxton and Company, Milwaukee; Mr.. and MIRA
J. G. Williamson, ''struck OIL" Now Haven; John 7.
Raymond ana Company, sharon, Pa; steele Mao
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