The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-08
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.


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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
Nine. Isadora Clarke will probably give her first
concerts here in January since her return from
Europe
Modjeska last night played East Lynne in Buffalo
for the first time. telegram describes the perform
a
1.-THE Bankers Daughter" at the Union Square
Theatre. enters upon another successful week. The
play is full OF merit.
At Tony Pastors there is visible anything but an
evidence of hard times Large audiences attest the
popularity Of the entertainment.
Marie Roze singing in the West to large audiences.
She is underlined for Milwaukee on the 18th and
Chicago the 18th Of December.
Mr.. Henry d. Palmer sailed for Europe yesterday.
roe to ST. Petersburg, where he will superintend
the production of "Uncle Toms Cabin
The Young Mems Christian Association give a
ception at their hall tomorrow evening. A number
of musical features are on the programme
The Theatre Comiqne people have recently brought
to public notice number of lively sketches and ex-
cellent variety artists. They drawing well.
The New York Saengerbund celebrate their thirtieth
anniversary at the Germania Assembly Rooms this
evening Good music is among the attractions
Mr.. Herman Linde, the German tragedian, will play
otheno at Booths on the 7th of January. He has a
fine reputation a reader and exponent of Shake
speare.
The San Francisco Ministries are apparently winning
fresh aurels this year. They utter jokes. tell
racer stories and get themselves into ridiculous
situations than ever.
Mr.. J. A. McNuity will give series of readings at
the fair in aid of the Methodist Episcopal Home, to
be held at the Seventy-frst Regiment Armory,
mencing Tuesday evening.
MY Son." as performed at Wallacks. promises to
occupy high place in public favor. II is full
tion and affords the cast opportunity of making
many strong dramatic points
Mile. Eme Roseau and the Colville Folly Company
appear at the Walnut Street Theatre. Philadelphia,
this week in Robinson Crusoe' and following with
several other English burlesques.
since the opening Of the Lyceum Theatre by Miss
Kate Caxton the audiences have been large. She has
established special box Office at No So Broadway,
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets
A testimonial concert is to be given at the Union
League Theatre Tuesday evening. at which Miss
Ada Hard, Mrs. woolsey Johnson. NJ. $. sevcrin and
other amateurs and professionals will appear.
Mr. Florence viii shortly produce in St. Louis
new comedy drama by Paul Merritt and Julian Mag
nus. The scene i English. and there said TO be
very strong character parts for Mr.. and Mrs. Flor
cnce.
The first concert OF the staten Island philharmonic
Society took place Friday evening at Association
Hail. West Brighton. The audience large, the
music classical and the occasion thoroughly enjoy
able.
concert will be given on the 18th Of December at
stcinway Hall 10 aid in the enlargement of the Home
for Business Women. in Clinton place. A number OF
prominent artists are promised make the occasion
memorable.
In aid of tho various works of the Church OF St.
Vincent de Paul vocal and instrumental concert will
be given this evening at Chickering Hail. The
French Choral Society and number of fine artists
will be present.
The COMEDY of Errors at the Park Theatre has
become one OF the dramatic sensations of the season.
The two Drornios. Robson and Crane, keep up an
interrupted fire Of fun and send the audiences away
tired with laughter.
Joshua whitcomb' is to be transferred to the
boards Of the Arch Street Theatre. Philadelphia.
this week. Mr. Denman Thompson opens there
Monday with his eccentric creation, supported by
his own combination.
hi Murska has been singing in Boston with Will
helmi The houses have been large On Tuesday she
appears at the Brooklyn Academy OF Music. with
susini, Fritsch. Levy and an orchestra under the
direction OF Max Maretzck.
The .eTrappers Daughters or, The Pcrils OF the
Frontier" il the name Of the play which will be pro-
duced tomorrow evening at the Bowery Theatre In
the cast are Donald Mckay Arizona John, Gray Eye.
tho Scout. and "Old sloat'
The Amateur League is the name OF an organization
Of ladies and gentlemen, who propose TO play Byrons
comedy '.Our Boys" At the Lexington Avenue Opera
House on Wednesday evening next. and 60 follow it
with other Kindred attractions.
Eighty Days Around the World" at Nibo's. is
one Of the principal down town theatrical sensations.
great deal OF money evidently has been expended
on the spectacle and the large audiences which at.
tend attest the fact that the play is appreciated.
.Ou. American Cousin" will be produced to-mor-
row evening at Booths Theatre with the following
cast:--Lord Dundrcary. Mr.. George Parks; Asa
Trcnchard, Mr.. Frank Hardenberg; Florence Trench
ard Mics Rose Isle Popular prices will be continued.
The orchestra under the direction OF Mr.. Gotthold
carlberp win appear in it, second public rehearsal at
Chickcring Hall, on Thursday, December 20. The
second symphony concert will take place Satur-
day. Miss Anna Granger Dow Is the soprano and
Mr. 8. b. Mills the pianist.
Mr. Carl Lanzer's third vocal and instrumental con-
cert will he given Wednesday evening. the 18th
inst, nj Chckering Hall. Miss Fannie Goodwin So
prano; Mr. A. j.. Bowman. tenor. aud Mr.. J. n. Pat
tson the well known pianist among the artists
who are announced 10 appear.
on Thursday evening, December ~ Mapeson's
Opcra Company will give Lucia III Lammcrmoor' in
tho Brooklyn Academy OF Music, with Nine. Gerster
and signor CampaDini. The opers will be given with
the Same number OF chorus, orchestra and principals
A. at the New York Academy Of Music.
Augustin DAILY now in London has made con-