The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-09
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Miss Louise Pomerov's new play, "Tne Adircn-
dacks," was handsomely received In st. Louis last
night So says telegram.
Mr. Alfred Burbank, the well known elocutionst,
has made arrangements for number oil appearances
during the coming season.
Nat Goodwin and Eliza weathsrsby appear at tho
Arch Street Theatre, Philadelphia, this week, In
wooln's new play. entitled "Hobbies."
Nine. Rcn,z's Mnstrels, a combination IN which
there is considerable excellence of variety charac-
ter, are travelling through the Now England towns
Mr.. Edouard Remenyi, known as 'the List OF tho
VIOLIN" and chief among the artists OF the Old World
will come 70 America November ut the close OF his
Continental tour
Mr. Richard Arnold, tho well known violinst, who
has been in Europe preparing specalties for the
ing season. under the direction of Leonard, will return
to New York about the 10Th INST.
Private advices say that sothern has taken fresh
lease OF success and Is sweeping shekcls into hts
money bags by the handsiuL dis old plays still
the fayorites OF the English stage.
Miss Arabella Root has organized a company and
taken to the road for tho season, making specially
Of ''ballad' concerts. glance at one of her pro.
grammes shows that she has made good selections.
Nine. d. Murska will reappear for the nrst time in
New York In years about the 25th Of September
the anniversary Of her departure. NJ. de VIvo, her
manager reports that the past has been arly
successful
Mr.. Adoiph NouendorG, the manager OF the Ger
mama Theatre, and his own musical director, and
likewise the organist OF St. Marks Church. spoken
OF as the successor OF Theodore Thomas in The
directorshp Of the New York Philharm ionic Society.
The nrst presentation In this country of Miss Rose
Eytinges new play 'sThs oman OF the People, will
be given at the Walnut Street Theatre in PhiladeI-
phin, this evening Miss Eyunge will be supported by
Mr.. Cyril Scare and the regular company OF the Wal
nut -t trHffor.r
Miss Fanny Davenport is said 10 be organizing q
benefit performance for tho yellow fever sufferers In
the South, and promised among her own sex
such names as Genovieve Ward, Clara Morris. Ada
Cavsndish, Mrs. w. J. Florence. Rose Coghlan and
others.
Mr. Mapieson, ST., will produce during his season
Herr wagncr's s.Lohcngrin," NJ. Gounods '.Mer-
ellie" with Nile Gcrs,er thettlo part, ana Bgcrs
Carmen will be assigned TO Miss Minnie Hano1. Mr..
MapIeson is now Paris looking out for other
novelties.
August WHEELING, Nile. Faustina and Maurice stra.
kosch viii arrive on Thursday next by the steamer
Celtic. The renowned volinist Wheeling, will In
augurats the musical season at concert at Steinway
Hall on Monday. September %, assisted w several
eminent artists.
Mr. }. n. Pattson will give concert at Mount vcr-
non, request oil n number OF It's influential cit
fever sufferers. He Will be assisted by several well
known artists Me- stoip way is cordially co.opcrat
ting In the noble work
Mr. W. j. Florence Is organizing q company for the
production OF his new puy written by Paul Merit. IL
Is snd by those who have read u TO be fall Of strong
dramatic and thoroughly In keeping with the
reputation arcadv made by the well known actor and
his excellent helpmate
Among tho popular musical selections played by
Theodore Thomas at GIlmore's Garden during the
week musical sketch representing sunrise, the
OF the hunters irolic Al noon, tue return and
sunset 1t was composed oy Mr.. stctson, young
gentleman who will be favorabiy reno INBRED by all
who frequent Steinway's.
Miss Clara Louise Kellogg, signor Pautaeoni, Mlle
Letta and Mr. Comfy, OF the Strakosh Opera Company,
will arrive in New York tomorrow, on the steamer
scytbs Miss Kcilogg's season viii begin at Booths
after the termination Of tho present theatrical en-.
gagomcpt there. Hor advance agent wisely refrnins
from saying anything abeut tho miincrs and painters
sno has patronized the fashion plates she is
pected to advertise.
An excellent work is monthly presented to the
public under the name OF the "New YORK Drama -
1t is choice collection OF tragedies comedies, arces
comediettas, &c. handsomely printed In large type,
nicely illustrated Tor tho benefit OF amateurs ana
Others and If IL were better would command
a large circulation. 1t is replcte with interss. and
worthy OF preservation on every theatre goer's
library table. The publishers are Messrs Wheat
Cornett.
The opening OF Mr.. Henry Mapieson's Marie Roze
operate concert season Will take place at stenway
Hall the 3Oh OF september. The following artists
comprise the combination Mario Rozc, prima donna;
gnor Z. Briguoli tenor rhc ''silvcr voccd"l; Mr..
W. 4. Carleton, baritone: Mr. BIumenberg, cello Mr.
Ferd DoIckss. p'aniss; N. 9. Oarlbsrg, conductor