The New York herald., 1878-09-29
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

John 7. Raymond Is playing In the West.
The Bryant Minstrsls arc playing In New jersey
to good houses.
Miss Arabsila Root Will take out her own combina~
ton during the season.
theodore Tilton has a now lecture for the season
entitled "Hearps Ease"
"Miss" has been tue attraction during the part
week at N,blo's and achieved moderate success
Harrigan L. Hart, OF the Theatre Comique. are fur
n,shing an excellent variety entertainment at low
prices.
Chickeriug Hall Monday evening, October II. Sub
ject, "Robert Burns
"False Tuie," at the Standard Theatre. holds the
boards successfully md has made money ior the
ager and reputation TOR the author.
josh Hart, at the St James on Fourteenth street,
has strong variety company and with tis usual en-
terprisc 10 making his place attractive.
The Rentz Mnstrels, after n successful week ~ the
old Tony Pastor place, commence travelling engage.
ment ext week, which covers New Haven, Hartford,
Newport Fall River and Providence.
Edwin Booth will be the first dramatic star Of the
season at tho Broad Street Theatre, PhadeIphia
october IN "Hamiet."
For the first time iu several seasons Mss Cara
Morris will play In Philadelphia this week. Sue will
appear at the Arch street THEATRE for six perform
unces only, as Miss Mutton.
The mother and sister OF the late II. j. Montagre
sand warm words oil gratitude to both private and
professional friends who aided him during his dying
moments and paid tribute to his memory around his
grave.
u. Edward Remenye, violin virtuoso to the Empe.
ror OF AUSTRIA will come TO the Unned states to
concert tour early in October. sRnor Natal
Bcna Is among the recent arrivals OF we'll known
artists.
The concert this evening at Booths Theatre, In
which ID Murska, susini, Tagliapietra, Teresa Car.
reno and other well known artists are TO take part
promises to be ore OF tho features Of tho opening
musical season.
Mmo. Sinco Campobeilo has beon engaged by Ma
pIeson, and will como with him to this country It's
sad by some OF The foreign papers that she possesses
a lne voice and lair lace aud will enhance the ex.
ccll.nce o., the general company.
concert is TO be gwen Tor tho benefit oil the yellow
lever sufferers Tuesday evening, October s. Amonf
the arIists named are Arbucxle, Rsmmertz, W.
Mills, Florio, George W. Morgan, Henrietta Beeba
Anna Drasd and II. r. Humphrics.
Tho san Francisco Minsirels nowadays scarcely
noed word OF comment. Their house is 40 well ned
every night snG the audience laugh SO heartily that
they have advertisement enough Thoir entertain
ment Is the best OF the kind ever gwen.
sJoshua whitcomb, at tho Lyceum Theatre, has
become OF the dramatic hits oil the present sea-
sou. Don Thompson, in his title roe has won large
clientele and has made place for his play and him
self that could not well be dlled IL he not pres
ent.
A strong attraction Is presented this year at tns
American Institute Building some OF the best works
OF our Inventors are on exhibition. large amount
Of novel machinery may be seen, and It is not too
mucn say that 1t illustrates the intellectual growth
which, people. we are annually recording.
The Marie Roz,-Mapleson grand opera concerts are
announced for tomorrow evening ut Steinwsy Hall
Besides Mare Roze, Brignoli and Carleton viii sing
Blumerbcrg will appear as violoncellist, Mr. Fred
Buckley as pianist, Mr. George CoOy as accompanisi
and Mr. o. Carlberg as conductor Of the oronestra.
The programme comprises popular classical music,
and the event will doubtless DO enjoyed by all lovers
oil good music.