The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-27
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
Booth appears tomorrow as Othollo. and on Tues
day as shylocx.
A sacred concert is announced for this evening at
tho Theatre Francas
Another sacrcd dime concert Will be given this even
ing at the Cooper Institute.
Gmore's Band reported to be doing very large
| business in the west en- route to California.
Harr,gan Il Hart, at the Theatre Comique. are pre-
scnting variety of attractions at low prices
The Forcnces still carry the "M,ghty Dollar" as
chief In their repertoire, and are making money.
The Fourth Symphony Concert by Theodore Thomas
will take place next Saturday evening at Steinway
Hail.
Tho CARR Brothers give the third in their musical
sorccs ut Stc:nway Hall on Tuesday evening" Janu-
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Dr. Damrosch will begin the first of series OF grand
sacred concerts at Gilmore's Garden next Sunday
evening
Sothcrn Is drawing largo audiences in Philadelphia
so great in fact that occasionally the orchestra have
TO give way
Burlcsquc and fun tho order OF the night at
Tony Pas,ors The place Is always thronged and tho
periorma noes good.
John T. Raymond will make tour through Now
England before going to OLD England, which no pro-
poses to do at I'M early day.
"rroddcn Down" continues to hold the boards at
the National Theatre, but will be supplantod few
days by new and sensational play
Miss Marian Mordaunt commences engagement
ut the Bowery Theatre omorrow night in play n
titled .'The Workmcn Of New York.
The poultry show at the American Museum Is one
Of the features OF the week. large number OF spcc.
mems are said to have already arrived.
The usual Sunday concert Will DO performed this
afternoon and evening at the Aquarium. The auto
matte chess player Is now on exhibition
Miss Emma Abbott, ArDuckle. Ferranu and other
artists will sing IN Brooklyn at tho Reformed Church.
ON Bedford avenue. tomorrow evening
Mrs. d. I. Bowers, the well known actress, has
been engaged The New PARK Theatre. Brooklyn, and
| will play tomorrow night ~ East Lynne"
At ChcKering Hall on Wednesday Aptommas gives
harp recital, and will assisted by Miss Isabella
Stone, soprano, ana Miss zclini Mantey. voIinist.
| Birch, Backus Il Wamoold ana their CONDUCTORS OF
the san Francisco Mnstrels continue Keep the fun
loving portion of tho city alive with their comicaes.
s.Baoy" Is TO follow RISKS" at tho Park Theatre,
and, judging IRON the cast, 1t promises to be
ccssful presentation rs when IL first put tho
! stage.
Heller has done SO we'll at his Fifth Avenue Hall in
| the proeramme with which he commenced, embrace
ing nccroma,ic eais and second sight mysteries that
! tic has not found IL necessary to make n change.
The season at Nibios thus far appears have been
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judge the fact that Tor many single play,
.slhc Dukes Motto" has been kept On the stage.
Emcrson's California Minstrcls arc still playing al
the ympic Theatre, ami IN connection with the
fractions offered by well selected company OF variety
performers receiving very lair share OF public pa
tronage
| A FREQ concert OF church music Is TO be gwen
Thursday evening" January IL, at ST. Georges Church,
by the cnoir, the object OF winch Is to promote a
larger public interest than heretofore existed in
choir music
A charity entertainment is TO DO gwen at the Union
League Theatre tomorrow evening Several well
known amateurs will appear, and be followed by Senior
Sanchcs who will produce some Of his clever feats IN
prosidigitation.
De Vivo aud his concert company, including Brig
no Susini, Taglapictra, Galimbcr and others, sing
tomorrow in Stamford, during tho week in other
Connecticut towns and will perhaps appear in New
| York next sunday evening
Colyilles Folly Company are announced to appear
at the Grand Opera House Monday evening IN the
play OF the ''Babes he Wood" the cast embraces
Mdlc Roscau and MIR. William EdouD. Tho per-
| torrance Is decidedly enjoyable.
| Moojeska Is to be followed by Boaccauits "Doad
| Secret Tomorrow night. Tho engagement OF this
actress at the Fifth Avenue Theatre Is said TO have
beeu remarkably remuncratvc. She certainly has
afforded pleasure to tho critical theatre going
| public.
Miss Emma rhursbv has organized a concert COM
Leopold Lch,en5erg, violinist; A. pcasc, solo
| pianist, and g. W. Colby, director. The troupe Will
appear iu Morrslown, Princeton, orange Philadelphia