The New York herald., 1878-11-12
safely guaranteed that her return thatcity
will be greeted by generous public patronage.


MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
Rubenstein has written new piano concert piece
for Mime. Esspof.
Ssnor salvini il IS reported. is engaged for pro-
fessional tour in Russia.
Miss Ada Cavendish has been very III in Philadel-
phia and compelled to postpone her San Francisco
engagement
Mr. Josh Hart. with strong variety combination.
will start for California the 18th inst. and after the
conclusion Of his engagement will play from Frisco
back to the city.
The experiment OF putting the musicians out Of
sight in the London theatres has not given thorough
satisfaction. It is said that. not having the encour-
aging eyes of the public them. they play care
lessly.
The Hess English opera company, at the Broad
Street Theatre Philadelphia meeting with eStraor
binary standing room only" has been the
rule all the last week. and during the present week
the indications for the same good business.
Mne Marie Roze's concert ut Auburn. n. ", last
night under the auspices OF Seward Post. G. A. r..
resulted in perfect ovation in her honor. On be-
half of the post Mayor Valley presented the lady
with the Grand Army badge. Mr.. Carleton the
baritone of the concert troupe responded expressing
Nine. Roze's appreciation of the compliment.
Mr. Hubert Rolling. of New Orleans. leading COM
poser and pianist OF the South, is now making his
first visit to New York. He appeared at informal
musical reception few nights ago. play
ing OF his compositions, "Har-
monies OF Nature" reverie. full OF dreamy
suggestivencss and harmonizcd with the skill OF a
master. NJ Rolling played with delicacy Of touch
and ample facility Of execution. His style is fervd,
after the manner Of the Southern temperament. and
the artist showed. throughout. qualities that will m
sure him high place in the public esteem.
letter the King Holland inviting him to direct
the musical festivities that win take place the occa
sion OF the royal marriage whelmj has not yet de-
cided TO CO. but has asked Mr.. Maurice Strnkosch to
release him from his contract for month in order
that he may go to The Hague for the above purpose
The following named stars and combinations ap-
pearcd last night as indicated The Tlorences,
Oswego; Nine. Helena Modjeska, Park Theatre,
brooklyn; Holman Opera Company, Leland Opera
House. Albany; Buffalo Bill, New London; Stetson's
Evangelne Company New Haven; Miss Annie Pixley.
Lowell; Collier Celebrated Case Company, Alliance.
Pa: Miss Maggie Mitchell Holiday Street Theatre.
Baltimore; Danites Combustion, Cleveland Barry
mores Diplomacy Company. Grand Opera House.
Indianapolis Mr.. J. X. Emmett. DO Bars Opera
House, st. Louis.
The following Christmas pantomimes are to be pro-
duced at the London theatres:At Drury Lane, "Cin-
derella," with the vokes family; Covent Garden,
"Jack and the Beanstalk Harlequin and the Seven
Champions" and the Gacty. "Jack the Giant Killer"
'Robinson Crusoe will be illustrated at the Crystal
Palace. Aladdin" at tho Royal Aquarium and "Cin-
derella at Astleys The Surrey has 'The House that
Jack Built; or. Dame Trot and the Little Old Woman
Who Lived in Shoe" the Standard, robin Hood
and His Merry Men," and the Park Theatre. "The
Yellow Dwarf" written by Mr.. Leonard CASTOR. For
the Ahambra Mr.. Albery is preparing adaptation
of the French fairy spectacle, "The Goose with the
Golden Eggs