The New York herald., 1878-02-10
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Miss Rose Eytinge will play in "Rose MicheT Al the
Park Theatre, Brooklyn, during tho week.
1t is said that Miss Clara Louise Kellogg made great
success IN .'AIda," In Chicago Thursday.
complimentary concert is to be given at steinway
Hall on Thursday evening to Mr. Carl Alves by his
pupils.
A dime benefit is to be given to Professor J. Jay
Watson on the 14th OF February at the Cooper
Institute.
"Gycerine' and a number OF nrst rate variety por-
formances constitute the attractions Of tho week ut
the Olympic
Under the management OF Mr. J. 8. Vale a musical
and literary entertainment is announced At sseinway
Hall next Friday.
Biroh, Backus and wAmbold are nightly filing their
pretty theatre. They give the public decidedly
pleasant performance.
i,The ''Psep o. Day; Or. savourneen Doelish," at
N,blos Garden. has apparently been lucky hit
Great crowds MI the place.
The Count Joannes is to repeat ''Rchard ILL.," to-
morrow night at tho Lyceum Theatre. Nearly every
scat in the house has been taken.
One OF the most successful engagements OF tho
Is that of Edwin Booth, at his theatre In
this city His theatre has always been full and nearly
all seuts engaged days ahead.
Miss Adelaide and Miss Matilda Philips will givo
concert in Chickerlng Hall on Tuesday evening, March
g. assisted by several we'll known artists
Miss Lille Eldridge Will appear as Zoo, the octo-
roon at the Globe Theatre, Boston, tomorrow even
Ing The play as regenerated is said 10 be fine.
Tony Pastor has gathered around him galaxy OF
variety such is rarely the New York
stage 1t accounts tor his extraordinary audiences.
Colonel Charles W. Fuller, formerly tho command
aut Of the FityGnh regiment, is said to bc meeting
with considerable success ms dramatic and humor.
reader.
The international Congress OF Beauty and Culture,
st.-
morrow at Gilmore's Garden. A thousand women
to be exhibition.
Miss Clara Morris appears tomorrow evening at the
Broadway Theatre, in the play OF ''rhe Governess,"
and being excellent health, likely to make of
the sensations OF the week
DR.. Damrosch his great orchestra OF 100 per-
formers will give tho second OF his series Of sunday
concerts tonight at Gilmores Garden 1t is CHARM
ing place TO spend = couple OF hours
Al Walack's s.School" has been so successful that
II will retain the boards until further announcement.
lis Of the most complete performances tha, has
been given in many years on any stage.
"At New Haven last night" states q telegram,
.the entire faculty of Yale College, professors and
students attended and paid tribute to tho splendid
acting OF Miss Rose Eytinge as Cleopatra"
Great preparations arc being made at Booths Thea
tre for the production on the 18th Inst OF "Unclc
Tom IS Cabin" 1t is SAID that unusual effects to
be oduced and that tho public be asonished
The Wiliiamsons renppear In New York Tomorrow
night at the Grand Opera House In .sstruck OIL"
Next TO Sothern and Florence 1t is said thcy have
madc money tn ian anybody now ''on the road. "
At the National Theatre play entitled "Dick DRIFT.
or a Son OF tho Street" is attracting far audiences
The principal characters are personatcd by Mr.. and
Mrs Harry Watkins and their daughter, Miss Amy
Lee
The Elks bail on the 14th inst, at the Academy Of
Music promises TO be one OF the most interesting
casons OF the kind. 1t IS IN good hands, aud the
rangements for pleasure OF the public said
be already complete
Miss ArabeIla Root will give another In be-
halt OF the poor Of New York Chickoring Hail. Mon
day evening. February 1s The proceeds are TO be
distributed by the New York Association for Improving
the Condition Of tho Poor.
Mile. Marie Roze is evidently meeting with great
SUCCESS wherever she appears The local journals
full OF praise concerning her voice and beauty Sho Is
now in tho ncighborhood OF Chicago. Miss Cary
likewise comes Tor her share Of honor.
The ninth grand concert OF Downing's Ninth Reg
mcnt Band takes place this evening, al the Grand
Opera House. Tho selections are from the works OF
tho best masters the soloists are we'll chosen, and
xenty-fve cents worth OF music may be easily en-
joycd
Last night gwen the sxty.seventh aud last
performance Ot "Inc EXncs' AZ tue boston lhcatre.
During It's nno weeks run the attendance has agsre.
gated 1870 o0O and the receipts will foot up nearly
$780, ooO being greatest attending any play
ever brought out IN this CITY.
MISS Blanche Davenport the daughter OF the lstc
eminent tragedian and sister OF Miss Fanny Daven-
port, Is announced to appear at theatre IN Naples,
under the name Of Baua La Blanche. She is said TO
possess nne voice and 10 have won brilliant honorf
in Italy wherever she has appeared.
1t will be seen from the advertisement in tho
amusement column that the Eago Theatre Is here.
after TO be known the 'tStandard Thcatrc and is
10 be under the management OF Mr. William Hender-
son. OF Providence, X. l., who will open on Wcdnes-
day, February 20. with sour Boarding House,
Heller changes his programme tomorrow after
seventeen weeks run OF luck, and Introduces now
and remarkable effects. Among rhcm is tho produce
of singular instrument which he calls the "IIeller-
orchcstrian'a strange, wild instrument, that plays
pneumaticllly, electrically tccphonicaiiy and per
cussionally, all over the house.
owing TO It's remarkable drawing power baby" is
to be kept on tho stage at tho Park Theatre unttl
Wednesday, when n new play, entitled 'Champagne
and OYSTERS" is TO tako its place. Mr. James Lewis
the well known COMEDIAN has been engaged to iI
OF the leading parts and Miss Mande Granger appears
Tor the FIRST iimc here t6is season
What promises 10 cxccc dugly epj Joy able per-
iormance is 10 be given at the Eagle Theatre this
week. 1t is entitled "Chicago Before and Alter tho
Fire. and is illustrated by supcrply painted pano'
rama, with accompanying action by a well selected
cast, and possesses many elements OF merit, on
which Mr.. Hart prides himself as successful man
ager
"Tho Celebrated Case" at the Union Square The
are promises hold the boards during the remainder
OF tho season. 1t Is SAID that tho management are
netting from $500 TO $500 night 1t Is anything but
polite, however, the part of the pubic to go late.
Tho curtain riscs at eight Alter that well bred
lady gentleman should disturb au audience already
seated
Miss Fanny Davcnport's engagements throughout
the souhcru cities continue to attract large audiences
Uld thea 80, and pcopc who have visited tho