New-York tribune., 1878-02-01
Of clear OF expenses. be secnred and this
Will be used to buy annuity for the veteran actor
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
A change of bill will be made next week at
Niblo's.
Next week Edwin Booth will act Cardinal
Richelieu.
Mr.. Raymond takes his benefit tonight at
the Park Theatre.
Mr.. Sothem is enjoying extraordinary pros
perity in Washington. His business in Philadelphia
excellent.
Madam ModjeSka has repeated, at the Arch,
Philadelphia, the success which she lately gained in
New-YorS.
Mr.. McCullough's appearance at the Boston
Theatre. on February IL, to be made COrolanus, Is
eagerly anticipated by the play-goers OF that city,
The melodious youthful voices of the Juyo-
nile American Opera Company are pleasantly audible
each night the Theatre FsanCais. Crisp!nO c Ia
Comare now holds the stage, and Is enioyaby given
Miss Clara Morris will shortly fiji an en-
Cacement the Broadway Theatre, where she will al
pear in new play, entitled The Governess, written
especially for her. and based upon Charlotte BronGs
great novel Of Jane Eyre" 1t is not doubted that the
Of Miss Morris TO the local stage viii be greeted
with general satisfaction.
The series Of Saturday Popular Concerts Of
the Glasgow Choral Union and the Festival Executive
Committee were terminated on the 5th inst with what
called "plebsclte programme" selected by uni
versa suffrage from 1500 visitors to the concert
OF the 29n, who filled up voting papers to indicate their
selection OF twelve pieces out Of cghtythree orchestral
works and partsOngs performed under DR.. Won EilOw
at the Saturday entertainments up TO the ooh ult in
elusive. There 900 recorded and the result
attracted to the New Public Han 5000 persons,
large number being turned away. The twelve numbers
which chosen by the majority were Ill the following
ORDER Herr WaencrS Overture TO "TannhatscT" -" Ro~-
snrs Overture 10 william TELL; schcrzo and Wed
ding March from Meudelssohn's " Midsummer Nights
Dream" Moschcless Fantasia for Pianoforte and Or
chcsra Op. rs. on scotch airs Fragment from HaydnS
" Farewell" Symphony Mozlrt's Musical joke" the
sestco for the String Quartet and two horns Dr. LsziS
PanoiOrc Fan;aisie on Hungarian Melodies; Moziri's
Overture to the Magic Flute" the Duo COncertunte
for Two PuMofortes on Il theme from BcethOycl SON
alta, Op. 81. No. 3. by NJ saint-Sains; IIeroiG's
lure, "RohRoH" ana finally, Roccherini's Mnuet
for string Instruments Theodore Thomas did very much
the thing last Summer in Chicago, giving nj three
concerts there what were termed Request FRO
Oftenest requested TO repeat These programmos were
follows: FIRST concert, July l6-Tanrbduser over
tUre aegTetio, Eighth Symphony. beethoven; Largo.
Handel; Rhapsudie HongrOse. No =, List; Overture,
William TELL TrUmeTle, Schumann Iantasic Caprice,
NicuXtcmps; Burlcsque the Carnival OF Venice Fun
cral March OF NaIlOUcttc, GOunOd; wiener BOnDouS.
strauss; AmaTyllls, Louis KILL; Tampa Overture.
Second concert July 23 ROuct dOmphdlc, Saut Sdcu;
German Dances. Schubcrt-Herhcck; Wedding March,
SUdermann; fantasic Caprice, NlcuXtemps; COnseCra-
tiOu of the House, Beethoven; Gretchen, UOm IlItH
Faust" symphony; Romance ana Rundo nom thO-
pms J. minor cOuCcrtU Visions in Dream, Lumbye;
Wine, Women ana Song, Strauss; Carnival OF Venice,
BuilcSQuC Third concert, august y: Ballet music,
Chicks Paris and Helene; Pastoral, Bfchs Christmas
Oratouo; Military symphony, Haydn; Hungarian
dances, EraEInS; LisZI's flat Concerto tNnc. Julia
KNc); ballet music aud Wedding Procession; Rubu.
STEMS "FeramOIs; ballet music, GOjn0d's "F"u-;
Nouyce Meditation, GOunOd; Overture, Masahlt!IO