The New York herald., 1878-10-25
ADJUSTMENTS.
.sJANE SHORE" AT BoorH's.

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Miss Gensvsvs Ward rssppsarsd last night In thu
part OF Jane Shore, supported by the same east -
during previous Of the piece. She aetsd with
considerable force In the OF animal suffering OF
the fourth act and some pathos In tine trying last
scene Of the play, gaining frequent applause IRON
fairly allied house. Mr. vandsnhoG as Giostsr. Mr..
Mines Levick Henry Shore and Mr.. James n. ray-
ior a. Jshn Grlst were again admirable IN their
spsctive parts TINS evening she performances VIII
SHonsy moon, with Miss Ward a. Jaliana aud NJ.
John II. Bird Duke Aranza, will follow "Jase
Shere." artt r8R E#a
sTEINwAY HALL-Nrss COHEN.
Miss Resecca Cohen came forth At Stsanway Hall
last night before an apprectativs audience Aiss
Conen proved herself Of fair ability -
light soprano Her voice 10 unsympsthetie. bas shs.
sings with ease, II not with certainty. Her snoFu
last night Indicated no remarkable powers ausurina
. successful public career. Some Of the supporting
aryists-n0tabiy Mr. Frllssh, tho tenor and Mr.. Van
Raate, the violinist-did somo excellent work. Both
Rylhsr and Mr. Adoipn sohst sang solos and dsss.
and Mr. Max Liebliog played hayda's trie IN g Win
Messrs. Van Raal,e ami Werner. hr. Max AaSes<
the conductor
e RuMoRs ABOUT NINE. oRRsrxR.
In csnvsrsng with some operatio and musical
people Al the Bslvodsrs HOTEL yesterday evening. u
learned that, according 10 rumor aaoss fer
day or two, Mime. Gsrster owing to her indis
position become disgustsd with this country and
was going her contract with Colonel Maple
son and return Europe. At tho Everett House
some members OF the troupe said they haA
also heard Of the rumor, and uuderstood that Am&.
Gsrster mad received such u magnificent o0er IRON
81 Petersburg that she could not resist IT, In ordsr
ascertain she truth OF these stories, whioh sp-
pssred be confirmed on all Sides Colonel 4apesoa
caiiod upon. Hc SAID ne had heard q these
rumors and that while u was true that sgnor Camp
director OF she Imperial Opera 1t 81 Petersburg, had
writton and tceg Tor Nine. Gsrstsr lowiAs ~,
failure Of all mis- other stars tn season. ssEing
Mapleson) to accept a handsome comp ensaion fos
letting her or Nine. Gerster had declined and vaa
hs now that sne would make ner dspas o.
Wednesday or Friday next In ''Sonnambuia"
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
Tomorrow evening Lotta makes her Appearance II
'sLa Cigale" at the PARK Theatre. t.44 e4ssW +.
The Mollenhauer Brothers, the we'll known VIOLA
ists, arranging to give concert In November.
..Aothsr and Son" at the Union Square u one q
the pronounced successes Of the present dramatic
season. f
Tho Blanche Media cembiuatou, which 10 playing
"WSn At Last" com an On gagsment at Bossea
the 18Th Of November. M.
Miss Won Esnsr OF, she 10 professionally knewa
Marie bista, sang her nrst notes In Amsries
prima donna on tho 22d inst At Bioomington, Ina.
the city Of her brth 70 which she has rstuensd ass
four years Of study IN Europe.
The farewell bensnt performances by Miss Gsnsvisvs
Ward will take place to- night u. Booths Theatre.
She appears .sJano Shore" and the "aon symoon,n
and in tho latter piece will be supported By Mr. H
Bird, oi the New York BaE. De Murska sings In COZ.
csrs on Sunday night.
''Frou-Frou" viii be repeated Tomorrow sitsrnsea
At tho Fifth Avenue Theatre. Nine. Modjsska win
play hore but two more wseks Edwin Booth follows
In ..Hamlet-" Miss Mary Anderson. in her Breoklya
engagement is supported BY portion or the Fifth
Avenue Theatre Company.
L'Echo d'Italie. . weekly journal publishsd n
Italian In this city. makes extraordinary II
aecrsdting Sgnor Qaassi with admirable per-
formance Of Asphistophsles ~ In lie Noxss u
Figaro" NO Two parts could be moro diamssrically
opposed than Aephis.ophslss aad Figaro.
The series OF concerts ~ the SYMPHONY Society e
New YORK. under the direction or Or. Damrossh, wiu
open a. stSinway Hall November Z. with public
hsarsal There viii rehsarsals and ax eoaessts.
after the plan Of the Thomas symphony couosrss Of
iermer ssasona Herr Ausust whnslmj viii b shs
solo,ss at nrst concert aad Mr. Max Primer VIA
play At tho second.
Edward Rcmeny. the great Hungarsaa vielinist
viii make hts nrst appearance In America -
Sssinway Hall October 81 Mr. William Courtney.
tho English tenere di forsa, Will also mako NM
Arss APPEARANCE this occasion. IL 10 also an
nounocd that Rcmenyi has been secarsd by n. !.
Carlbsrg for hts series OF sympnony ooacsrss ~
Ara Anna Granger Don. Bossoo's leading soprano,
will appear in shis course sa
NINE. Sinico, VINO IL 10 personals Lsonors In ~u
Trovasors' this evening, a. ths Academy Of AsssoI
was born In kome In ls49 and has achieved num
Der OF artistic triumphs In Great Britain aAd the
Continent She made her hrss appearance In Eng.
land In 1884, at Her Msjcsys Opera House, aud sub.
scQuently prima donna assolata as Seville,
Madrid and Barcelona In 1870 she sang as me In.
pera Opera House, 81 Pslsrsburg. Her repertoire 10
extensive and her OF excellent qualify, shas
wins praise quickly
Tho musical lee. ure BY Aptommas, the Welsh harp
iss which nounccd 70 take place ~ Chicksrina
Hall yesterday afternoon, has been postponed unuf
Tuesday, October % Tho Carl LAaxor orchestral and
Of the preceding evening assraoted -
approciattve, although not . largo audsaes, ana
proved be of she agreeable musical events
OF tho season. Tho TO the twe parts we're
performed by the orchestra OF the xoxars Musical
Union. Miss Emma Weed, Soprano made her dSbuA
aud kindly received Miss Emma wilkinson,
contralto favoraDly artistic oreas, swssuy
sang . oomposision by Smart entitled s'rhs Sailor
Boys Farewell" she has . round. msledoas and
sympathsto voice, Mr.. 2. J. Tocdt the tenor. ROM
dered N. Pattison's song, Tho Jolly Ysshssmau,"
accompanied by the composer and the latter, In nis.
brilliant way played number OF piano solos, tuo q
which--a .sMaxourka Caprice" and s'The Happy
Thought"-are Likewise his compositions. Tha
smoothness deicacy and grace with which this artsA
executes always insure for him . warm welcome .
public platform. Tho violin solos by Mr. Carl Lanxed
were brilliant, and ho made up In sxpssasisn shaa
which he lacked In strength and breadth
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