The New York herald., 1878-11-21
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.


II Puritani," with Gerstcc, will be revived for tho
Arst time in several years on Monday next.
Mr. Samuel p. Warren has commenced series OF
free organ recitsl3 in Grace Church Wednesday
afternoons.
Edwin Booth will appear this and the two following
evenings in The Fools Revenge at the Fifth
Avenue Theatre
Mr. Frederick Mpllcnhauer's farewell concert takes
place this evening at steinway Hall. number Of
artists are announced to appear and the programme
is select.
ALI the seats to the second performance of Gerster
in Lucia" tomorrow night, sre sold, and late app
cants well be Obliged to wait. probably, until week
after next.
Anew .FrouFrou' is announced for the Thanks-
living matinee at the Fifth Avenue Theatre. Mr.
Booth win play the Merchant of Venice" on Thsnks-
giving night.
Beethoven's concerto in d, which Herr Wilhelmj
viii play for the first time herr tomorrow night is
one Of the great artists strongest speciaities in which
he ID said TO be unequ1led.
Mr. Frank Langley, the actor. is said to be suffer-
Inc and in want of the attention which his friends
would naturally bessow If they were awars Of his
happy condition or his address.
.-our Club" at wsllack's. has evidently msde
nit. The comedy spaxklas with cpigrammatic thought
and prcraiaee be Of the dramatic Of
hsseaeon. The audiences are large.
The sicnakurcs OF a largo number Of influential
eitizens of Boston have added the letter TO
Mr. John Gilbert asking him to accept the testimonial
rrforapce TO csiebrate the conclusion Of his feth
year upon the stage.
Miss Ada Csvcndish. notwithstanding much i'll
health during q few weeks. has reached Caifornia
and is on the San Francisco stage. telegram states
that she has elrited much enthusiasm and been
warmly received IN artistic and social circles tho
Pacific coast.
A despatch from Boston states that Remenyi At
rscted At his first concert last night the largest
audience that has attended any OF the special
cers there season. aside from the popular chea
courses He was received with great ovation after
playing the Mendclssohn concerto and Obliged to
give an encore.
The pleasure arranged for the public by tho Order
Of Eks this afternoon not likely 70 be cqualed
during tho year. Tho organization commands the
best talent and 10 Will he seen the advertise
ynent In another column that the entertainment is
full Of promise 70 all who desire to be- thoroughly
amused.
ME- A. soshe~n writes under date of November
g. that the and extent Of his inisposision have
been some what exaggerated. His physicians advised
Smmediate rest. because ne was overworkcd but he
feels no much better that he will biz provin-
riai engagements. His appearance at tho Park
Thestpr agreeable TO announcement. may be there
fore confidently erpectrd
The musical entertainment at steinway Hall on
sundsy evening for the benefit Of the Church Of St
Cecilia promises to be Of the interesting
features oftho season. Tho entire Maplcson com
pany have kindly volunteered their services. and tho
public will have opportunity of hearing the now
well known artists who sing in opera ON the concert
stage. The programme is excellent.
Miss Rose Lisle has been engaged by Manager
ofeie to appear at the Bowery Theatre on December
2. when sbe viii enact the character Of Msrgot in
new drama written by herself and entitled The
Foundlings." II is said to be play OF even deeper
interest than the Two orrhans." and win receive
iis initial performance tho above date. very
strong company will support Miss Lisle.
That Lass q Lowries,' Mrs. Burnetts version.
nov being performed in Philadelphia for the second
time this season. will b. produced at Booths Theatre
on Monday November -. The play s said to be fun
Of ntsrsstng sGects. Mss Marie Gordon nirs~ John