The New York herald., 1878-10-06
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.


aHenry WILL" 10 still the attraction as Boosh'a
ModjesKa has been dong fairly at the Filth Avenue
Theatre
wilhelmj gives . concert tomorrow evening al
stslnway Hall
"Mother and Son" has proved grcat success Al
the Union Square.
Harn.an 4 Hart are filing the Opera Comique
with their old attractions
Josh Hart at his pretty place, tue 81. James, Oh
Twenty third street, Is drawing we'll
At the olympic Theatre the variety business II
among the best to be seen in New York.
"Bouquets and Bombshells" drawing full audi
ences at the Park Thcstre and amusing the people.
The san francisco Minstrss are among the iuckies
OF entertainers In New York They are drawing full
houses
Mss Maggie Mitchell opens as the Grand Opsn
House October IA. and will doubtless be warmly vel
coined.
Mr., j. K Emmett begins four weeks engagement
at the Standard theatre October II. In the play oi
'Fritz."
Hermann holds forth at tho Aquarium every
night, and amply rspays visit The place is full of
attractions
ssnorina Dona.i Is announced TO sing In ohiogsring
Hall on tho 18th OF October, assisted BY troape Of
we'll known artstes
Julian Magnus and II. @. Banners' "rowsr Of Bsbsp'
10 shortly TO be produced at the Chestnut Street
Theatre, Philadelphia.
Max Maretzsx is giving series Of autumn concerts
In Baltimore that are much praised. He has hne
orche and good soloists.
"a False Title" at ths Standard Theatre. ID
achieving popularity, and s to be taken on the road
BY the present company In few days
ReminjI, the Hungarian virtuoso, 10 expected IN
New York at early day. He has recently made
sensation in the Covent Garden concerts London.
AT the Arch Street Theatre, Philadephia Oliver
Doud Byron appears this week IN his specaltics fol-
lowing, BY way of contrast Miss Norris in M'ss Aul-
ton"
golden opinions by bis acting and making name for
his play, "Joshua Whitcomb." Everybody who en-
Joys good natural acting should see II
Owing to illness, Mile. lima de Murska will not be
ablo to sing this evening at Booths Theatre. Her
physician attests the TACT In note 70 the HERALD
The concert announced Will not take place.
Katharine Rogers, supported by William Davidgs,
B. G. Porter. Lillian Clens Clark, MIRA Sol Smith, o.
W. Barr and others play "Divorcs'' at the Novelty
Theatre, East Brooklyn Williamsburg, this week.
Miss Emma Abbott, since her beginning on tns
operate stage at the Brooklyn Park Theatre, has met
with continual successes. Her audiences nave been
among tho largest and comprised the elite Of every
city In whcn she has appeared
s'rhs School for Scandai' has seldom received .
satisfactory interpretation in Philadelphia than
II has at the Chestnut Street Theatre during last
week. This week another comedy Of the series will
bs revived-.speed the Plough" -
The Du Saudi combination commences q tour on the
sth OF October at New Haven The company comprises
Mr. Henry Lacy, John Moore, Charles D. Hawkins,
l. f. Howard, j. W. Irving. Miss Rose Goodail, Adj
die Rodgers, Helene Adsll and Elise Comfy.
Tho opening OF the olympic Theatre has been at
tended with much success. The old patrons OF the
place filled It during the week, and the projectors of
tho enterprise have good to be gratnsd They
afford excellent entertain ment at low prices.
concer. under the auspices OF Mayor Ely's Relief
Committee will be given al .hickering Hall for the
benefit OF the yellow fever sufferers on Tuesday
evening, October 8. Arbucke, Mills, Remmsrtz
Beebs, Florio, Morgan and other we'll known artists
announced In tho programme
Hereaftor the general admission prices at Booths
Theatre Will be nfty cents The Will bS
81 The mana cement recognize the necessity Of MAKE
ing II place Of popular resort and Of adapting the
figures TO the popular purse. "Henry Will" 10 still
on the boards and as a spectacle is thoroughly IN.
viting
Miss Rose Eytinge, at the Broadway Theatre, pro.
poses 70 follow her Nv oman Of the People" With
that terribly realistic play In which she made -
much sensation in Eng'and-"Oliver Twist" Hes
Nancy Sykes-blood, brutality. we'll Alter
'Louis XL"
Nine. Janauschek begins engagement At the
Walnut Street Theatre. Philadelphia, thiS week,
opening with aMary Stuartn and appearing also In
"Brunhild," .Chesnsy Void" and a. Lady Macbeth.
A novelty is promised during tho trassdisones en-
gagcmsnt In the revival Of "a Winters Tale"
Janauschek as Hsrmione.
The "M,iissn trouble has reached Phiiadslpnia,
and on Monday next will break out At two theatres.
Mr.. John e. McDoneugh and Ed Lamb, tho low
comedian, assisted by Miss Annie Pixley. Will play
the piocs the North Broad Stree, Theatre and ~
the New National Theatre Miss Katie Mayhsw will
appear In the Same dramatzation recently played IN
New York
The Fiorences are drawing large houses at the
Grand Opera House Tho exquisite dresses Of Mra
General Gdory represent pictures that seom 10 have
Just stepped out OF q fashion plate, while tho Hon.
Bardwsll Siots continues to be = superb and we'll
illustrated bur0sque OF the average country states
man. Last night there was scarcely standing room
TO be had.
MISS sailis Reber has been engaged by Maurice
Strakosch 10 sing for Q number OF months with
August wnhelmj during the American tour Of the
great vsiinist II is nies compliment TO q modest,
yet deserving American artistic, who has preferred 10
await rather than seek opportunities Miss Reber
will be remembered by the New York public a. ono
who has achieved many vocal successes both at Gil.
morc's and rhomas' concerts during the past year.
The present is the last wosk Of Robert Heller and
his sister In the Quaker Guy a the Broad Street
Theatre where they have been exhibiting 70 delighted
audiences for two weeks past People 60 again and
again to solve mystery Of the second sight, which
has made great hit In Pniladslpha, and is the most
wonderful part or the entertainments. Although tho
prsstidigitateur very carefully explains-tor the
bensnt OF those who theorics-how not TO do H.
no manages 10 keep his secret "and stn shs wonder
growa"
Tno return OF Gmsre's Band 10 10 be signalixed
Saturday svsning BY grand reception whieh will be
rendered 10 tho now famous organization BY the
Twenty second regiment a. sn6IF Armory -Four.
tesn,h street. The band spisadn condition, and