The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-27
ana Washington between this time and the Atm Of

and Washington between this time and tue 4tn OF
| February
Miss Clara Morris Is engaged at tho Broadway and
will probably follow Mr.. Dampicr "Alixe," "Artcls
Az and other pieces which she has made IA
nous will probably presented II is said that she
will also appear in u new play entitled "The Gov.
erness."
Mr.. Jerome Hopkins Eastortide festival service for
the Orpheon fund is proposed for St. Thomas Church
on account OF its well adapted galleries Tho service
requires boy choir in the chanoe echo and quar-
et choir, organs, an orchestra and a chorus Of
men and womon
Mrs Mipna Rungue Jahcke, mezzo- soprano and
pupil Of The renowned vocal professor OF Berlin Herr
Eugel has recently arrived in Now York from St.
Petersburg and will appear in concert 10 be given
on the 3lst inst. at Steinway Hall behalf OF thu
widow and orphan fund. She Is spoken of in fatter-
Ing terms by the journals Of her native city
Miss Rose Eytinge is in town preparing for her
Southern tour. She goes first. however, with Mr..
DuGs company to Albany and other towns through
the State At New Orleans 1t is proposed to produce
Lied Astray Rose Michel" and .Ceopatra." Miss
Eytinge been very successful in tho West both in
pecuniary and artistic sense. Her rendition Of the
Egyptian Queen naturally much admired. rs 1t re.
c.ved warm commentator in this city.
We note the presence of the following companies
during the present week IN the cities below named-
The Forencos, mighty Dollar" Cleveland, Ohio;
John L. owens, "Dot" and "Our Boys" Springfield,
Mass j. J. Bowling stephens. 'srexas Ranger''
Grand Rapids, Mich Frank L. Aikens Company,
with Genevleve Rogers ST. Louis, Mo. Milton Mobiles
and company, ''PaGnx. Chicago, ILL., Rice's ''Evan-
eeline Combination, Pitsburg, Pa o. d. Byron "Ben
Mccullough" Boston, Mass Joseph Murphy, "Kerry
Cow" New Orleans, La; Kate Claxton. "rwo
Orphans Cincinnati, OHIO; Boucicault 'Shaughraun"
Company. New Orleans La.
After short from active service the Pappen-
hcm.Adams company will appear in New York and
open season at the Academy of Music at an early
day During their absence the troupe have visited the
following cities since the LIST OF October:-Boston
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Cincinnati, Chicago, Now
Orleans Memphis and ST. LOUIS. The repertoire In
Guided sixteen operas, Of which the "Huguenots,"
ssRobert 10 Diable,' y "Lohengrin," "Tannhauser.
"Fidelo" and "Thc Jewess" the important
ieaturoa Tho company consists OF Nine. Eugenie
Pappcnheim, Miss Alexandra Herman, Mr.. Charles
Adams Mr.. G. Frtsch, Mr.. A. Blum, NJ. II. Wiegand
and other artists.
Mme Marie Rozc has made great impression in
Baltimore and Washington. Her rendition of Mignon
is highly spoken oil by the critics OF both cities and
1t Is evident that she Is rapidly becoming tavorite
with the public, though she Is obliged appear
in contrast with Kellogg and Cary The styles Of
the three artistes, however, essentially dif-
fercnt that each afford to rest her well earned
honors. 1t Is written of Nine. Roze that her voice is
of the most delicious quality, every note stands out
clearly and artIstcay, and there is rounded full
ness in her tones which is exquisite in its coorng
She may not be styled powerful vocalist; but this
TACT is forgotten In the melody OF her voice and in the
compass which it possesses
Mr. Alfred Dampier, actor who has won much
honor in England and Australia will appear to-mor-
evening at the Broadway Theatre in tho dual role
OF Dubosc and Lesurques in 'sThc Lyons Mail" Tho
story is which involves question OF mistaken
identity, and repeto with interest An
honest citizen of Paris is arrested for tho
murder Of the courier, and, notwithstanding
his protcstatons OF innocence, executed. After
his death the real murderer is discovered and
tesses hts crime Between the two however, an OK.
traordinary likeness exists ana the fearful judicial
mistake Is made the basis OF tho action OF the play.
Mr.. Dampier comes to this country mparatvely
announced, but II is than probable that before
he leaves New York ho Will have made one OF the
dramatic sensations oil the season.
The version OF the "Courier OF Lyons' which is 10
TO be prose at the Eagle Theatre tomorrow night
is In several respects. having been rcarranged
and adapted by we'll known New York author.
Tho drama presented at the Eagle, will. 1t Is said,
differ from French in the fact that the victim Is
to be executed in the presence OF the audience. This
plcasuable enjoyment falls to the lot OF Mr. d. H.
Hark ms, who will pcrsonate the dual characters OF
Lesurques and Dubosc. murder, a real French
stage coach and guotino ought be very attrac.