The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-18
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Heller and his weird sister appear for the last time
this this afternoon and evening
Mr.. Edgar 8. Alien well known amateur Illusion
st will give this evening At Chick.
crng Hall
Tho concert OF the "wards OF tho Nation little
chaps from eight to twelve years age, Of dead
soldiers. Will take place this evening az stcinway Hail
Several well known artists have generously volunteered
thoir services
"Lcs Cent Viergcs" given last night at tho Park
Theatre, Mile. Aimee playing Gabrielle, Mile Duparo
doing Byzantine, and MoIlara, Mezisrcs, Dupan. and
Castel the roles OF Gu icnbois Brididck Sir Jon-
nthnn Pupersonn and Poulardot All were In excel.
lent voice and IN good Spirits aud the opera was we'll
received by full house.
Miss Anna Boyle, tho nfteon year old amateur, who
attracted much atention in Washington not long ago
by her performance OF Juliet has adopted tho stago
as profession. Last wcck sho played an engagement
At tho Philadelphia Museum, assuming tho title role
Ia "Fanchon, tho Cricket" The young lady shows
evidences OF much talent worthy OF cultivation, and
with proper study will doubtless make q mark.
Hermann Linde the German public reader OF
Shakespeare, Is continuing his rccitations In Pha-
dolphia, giving whole tragedies from memory Early
next season no Is to appear in Now York undor tho
management Of Mr. srakosch who Will give alternate
performances OF opera and English drama at the
Academy, with Mr.. Ltndo as tho dramatic star. Ho
will play Hamlet, Macbeth, Othello Corioianus
Romeo, FnlstaG, Mark Antony and several other
characters.
The following the whereabouts this week Of tina
undetermined companies: -colvilie's Folly Company.
Boston; Augustin Daily, with Fanny Davenport, Pat.
orson, Newark, N. J. Union Square Company oil New
York, under shook Palmer, Brooklyn N. Y; Kate
Claxton and company. Plttsburg, Pa; Frank Aiken,s
troupe, with Ucnovicve Rogers, Bridgeport Conn
Steele Mackay's "won at Last" Company, Phiiadei-
phia; Jonn I. Raymond and company, Indianapolis.
Decatur, Ind Golfers Union Square Company IN "a
Celebrated Case" Harrisburg Pa, Trontou, NJ j.:
Rics's "Evangeiine" Troupe, Chicago
Tho third In tho series Of Lovy's concerts at thu
Grand Opera House will take place tomorrow night
The orchestra Is under direction Of Mr. Henry Ts
sngton The celebrated cornetst will be aided bv otbcr
artists The programme is as ioows-Oyerture aIiuht
Cavalry" suppe, Tssinston's orchestra: scena.
"MAppari," Floow Herr Phillip Fried; solo. piano.
"L'Airicainc," Morosiui signor @. Morosni: aria.
"Robert, TOT que Jaime" Mcyorbeer, Clara Lang
Zlcglcr; solo, cornct, Procn's air. with variations
Levy. Levy; dvcrtimento popular airs) .sun-
BEAMS H. Tssington, TIssington's orchcstrsintro.
ducing tho most popular airs OF the period espcc,ay
the celebrated Spanish song. ella Paioma." also tho
"Man In the Moon" and the song .seo that Nv Grave
Is Kept Green" as solo Tor tho Xylo-calme p,ano.
Five minutes intermssion Overture, ..orphcus - OF
fenbach, Tissinston's orchestra; grand dust ~,
MANI Ancor, "Trovatorc," Verdi, Clara Lang z,eaes
and Herr Philip Fried; piano solo, ..Martha.n Moro.
stint. Signor @. Morosiui; aria "oh 81 ven mo"
Verdi, Herr Philip Fried; polka, "Lsvy.Athoan,n
Levy, Levy; ovalsc vcnzano," venzano. Clara Lang
ziogler; march, "Branigan's Band,n W. r. welinan,
| JE, Tissing.ons orchestra