The New York herald., 1878-09-30

win an invisible chorus. This proved ono OF the
pleasing surprises Of the evening. nss othsr seiee,
with flute obigato by Sgnor Carrano, and Tie duet,
favor. Time has dealt kindly with tho lair singer
while she mas becn away, and though tho voice lacks
some OF the old time power and swcetness there stu
romans the remarkable execution. Tho concert,
taken wnoie. successful that its repetition
next sunday evening has been detcrm ined upon.
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
Another Imitation OF the wonderful clock Of stras
bourg will DO on exhibition to-day and during the
week at No. 765 Sixth avenue.
s. B. Mills, the pianist, has been elected member
OF the KuenstIer veren at Cologne He recently
played before tho Princess Ardeck of wesoaden. at
ono of her musicales ana received nign praise.
Mr.. !. N. Paitison, the pianist, IS giving much Of
his timo and talcnt for oeneht OF the yoow lever
sufferers. HIS name is many OF the programmes
that announce entertainments around Now York.
Miss Rose Harry Watkins commence engage
ment onight at the Bowery Theatre, In play en-
titled "Dick Drift " is said 10 illustrate many
phases OF New York society among "the upper crust
the lower crust and the filings in.''
farewell concert tenaered to Mr.. Theodore Thomas
will tako place at Stenway Hall Thursday evening
October g. The programme will include tho second
symphony OF Johannes Brahms, when will be per-
formed TOR the first t'mo in this country.
AT the Aquarium, Hermann, the prestidigitatsur is
OF programme is announced for every weeK. Tho fca
ues of the place are novelty surprises and incidents
make the habitstes gossip among their friends
Nine. MooJosKa makes her rentree at the Fifth Ave.
Theatre this evening in her well known character
OF Camille. The play will be presented with strong
cast, new costumes, scenery aud appointments, all
under the personal direction OF Mr. u. IL. Harkins.
The Theatre Brighton begins the week with
Der OF specisltics. among which a young Bra
zan prince ESQ calledj only two feet hgn, who sings
native songs and dances in his peculiarly domestic
way. Popular prices have been established and the
management advertise many attractions.
The Olympic Theatre will bo rsopened this evening
un der the auspices Of Mr. NJ VI. HauIey. Prices have
been fixed the times, and sufficiently low
satisfy anybody wiling 10 pay for an evenings
tertainment. Tho place has been rcntted, and tho
performers engaged said 10 be among tho best In
the country.
ssMother and Son, ;" at the Union Square Theatre
is one of tho dramatic hits OF the season. The first
night told the story OF success, and the play has
doubtless secured a strong foothoid By tho way, II
is already the subject Of buresque which Is being
written by Nr. Rosenfcdt, who made the funny tra-
v~sty on .'Rose Michol" several years ago.
Al tho STANDARD Theatre ''Fslse Title" is drawing
fair houses, with increasing business. Alterations
have been madc in some ot the nets slncc the first
production. MISS Rose Osborne has thus been fur.
nished a chance TOR making q sensation. Mr. J. X.
Enmet returns to the Standard the l4th OF Octo.
ber, ana will play iour weeks engagement
MISS Rose Eyiinge has scored success In the edrama
entitled 'Thc Woman OF the People," at the Broad
way Theatre, and added to her reputation emo
tional actress ''rhe Woman Of tho Pcople' will be
followed by ''Messalna," play in five acts, IN which
Nine. El,z ,bcth stamwnz will mako New
YORK debut. Rose Eysinge, however, plays another
week.
Tho American Institute Exhibition, on Third
nue. Sixty-third and Sixtyfourth Streets is one OF
the most entertaining places In New York. There
are many new inventions that are worthy of exami.
nation. many artistic designs IN almost every de-
partmont that interesting TO those who des,ro to
be well informed with reference to the progress of
science and art
"rho school for scandaln now presented at Wal
lacks calls Tor little critical comment The play is
mounted IN a that sustans the reputa tation OF
the thcstre, and cast s strong If there is any
old school style OF acting nowadays It may be en-
joysd at this place Of entertainment Mr. Wallscx
has Tho happy faculty Of gathering around him the
best exemplars OF his profession.
"Bouquets and Bo:noshells (" comedy In four acts,
translated and arranged by Ar J. W. shannon, is to
be the feature at the Park Theatre this week. Tho
first presentation OF the play will take place
row evening. The cast comprises all Of tho woll
George Clarke and Mr.. ". +. Owen. The scenery is
TO and picturesque, and tho action Of the piece
Is described as exceptionally interesting.
Mile. Aiine Alhaiza, the soprano OF tho new opera
concert troupe which announced to appear at Stein
way Hall tho 14h of October will give an informal
reception at that place tomorrow evening She Is
favoraby spoken OF in Europe, ani her lnc journey
through the capitals ci south America the occa-
sou O. many nat:erng notices. Her manager is NJ.
Rullman. In foreign Journal her voice is described
as spurc, silvcry aud most flexible soprano.n The
company viii include additionally Mile. Tomasi,
mczzo; Sgnor Lubcrti tenor; signor Boniver, pari.
tone, aud Franz Rumme, the pianist virtuoso After
the In the city tho management will tako the
Alhaiza combination through the provinces.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Florence Will begin engage
ment This evening at the Grand Opera House in "rhc
Mighty Dollar" Messrs. Poole & Donney, the man.
ayers, have incurred unusual expense for the pur-
pose OF making the play greater success than ever.
In the first scene the house and grounds at Grab-
more, Illuminated Tor fete, occupy the entire stage.
The wings aud fats will all DO taken out, and over
nine hundred gas Jets will be lighted Now furniture,
lace curtains, and In fact everything calculated TO
create handsome ensemble, will be employed to
make the representation moro beautiful than ever
before. tho now toilets recently brought by MR..
Florence from Europe will prsbebly attract the alton.
ton OF the ladies, because few among dramatic
artists have elegant taste financial ability TO
CRAFTY II.