The New York herald., 1878-03-10
Count Bo.en.. ionsd his wife ON Thursday Her soeis


Count Boscnta Joined his wife ON Thursday Her soeia
has been equal TO her professional success.
Tho pleasing musical farce "One Hund drcd THOUSAND
Thaiers" was the mais attraction last week at the
Germania Theatre, and seemed to fun sasisiae-
tion TO the patrons well the manager oi the
house. Mr. Neuendorh has been induced 20 repro
dIce "Hasemanns Toechtcr" which has been pro-
npunced Tho success Of Tho season, tomorrow aud
Tuesday evening.
Nr George W. Morgan, the well known organst.
gives concert at Plymouth Church, Brooklyn, on
Tuesday evening He viii be assisted by Miss Ma
thildo Phillips, Mss Adelaide Phillips, Miss Msy
Moss soprano; Mr. Frederick W Jameson, tenor;
Mss Jeanette yost, pianistc; Miss Maud Morgan,
harpst; Mr. Robert Thsllon. conductor.
Tho Hess English opera Company commences
engagement at the Arch Street Theatre, Philadelphia
tomorrow evening. This will be the second soason
OF the troupe at thiB house. and judging from the
great success they achieved last fall and khe indca
lions at tho box onice. the season will be emnenuy
successful. sThe Chimes OF normandy the most
popular opera ON she boards ut present. will be the
fesiure on the opening night
The 18th extra public rehearsal by Theodore
Thomas orchestra will take place on Thursday after
noon, March ii, at Stcinway Hall. On This occasos
Mr.. Max Primer will make hts nrst appearance hors
a piano sooist and IRON ths reputation that has
preceded him, ana which he bears among his brother
artists he promises to be large acquisition 10 pro.
fessional circles. Tho programme is as follows
Fantasic op 81, new (Rnenbcrscr), prelude, inter-
mezzo aud iuaue. Concerto No. in Hat (Lisztj,
Mr. Max Pinner symphony No. 3, minor op. 81
tBeethoven) Allegro con brio, Andante con motto,
3. Allegro. I. Finale.
Owing to financial embarrassment, tho Rienzi
matinee not gwen ut tho Academy Of Music yes
ierday, Mr. Adams wisely concluding that be would
not allow the chorus opportunity to 'strke. ~
they threatened to do previous occasion, In the
midst OF the pog and thus disappoint the
audience The opera troupe go TO Philadelphia from
New York. and will appear there about the 18th inst
Much credit belongs 10 Mme Pappenheim aud Mr..
Adams energetic endonvor to please the pub.
lie; aud praise s Likewise those worthy artists
Messrs. Fritsh ana Blum-for singing under circum.
STANCES that would have deferred many salnsh.y
clined persons from being so consderate.
Next Monday evening grand season OF Itnlian
OPERA under the auspices OF Max Strnkosch, will com.
monce at Booths rheltre. The company will co m
prise Mss Clara Louise Kellogg! who will appear N
New YORK in new role, VIZ, Aida, In verdis chef
d'aurre; Mile. Marie Roze, tho Ango-Franco prima
donna from Her Majesty's Opera London, will make
her first appearance in Now York; Miss Annie Louise
Cary will make her rontreo In New York since her
success at Grand Opera House in ST. Petersburg;
Miss Annie Montague, prima donna soprano; SignoT
J. Frapol primo assoluo, from La Scala. Milan
and lately IRON tho Italian Opera, Mexioo; Mr. Tom
Karl and Mr. J. Graf, both first tsnors; Sigpor G..
Verdi and Mr. Caunman, print baritoni their nrst sp-
pcarance In Now York. and Messrs. G. A. Comfy and
L. G. Gottschak, print bassi, their first appearance
this season. The secondary vJtcs Will be 1ed by iss
Lancaster, Mr. Wike, Signor Barberos Sgnor Barili.
Tho chorus and orchestra will be under the direction
of Mr.. S. Bohrens.
Tho following nro the whereabouts OF tho parties
undermined John T. Raymond and Marie Gordon,
Washington; Joe Murphy and Company, "Ksrry
Cow" Terre Haute and Indianapolis Ind. /; Union
Square Company, under Shook Palmer, Indianapo-
lis and Detroit; Kate Claxton and Company, Pfttston,
Pa. Mr.. and MRS. W. J. Foronce, Mighty Dollar, :"
Springfield and Dayton, OHIO; 'Augustin Day's Com.
pauy, with Fanny Davenport Chicago; Rice's Evan.
| gelioe Combination, Brooklyn, N. r.. Frank +.
| Aikcn's Company, with Gonevieve Rogers "Maud
Muller" Milierstown and Elk City, Pa Jarrett L
Palmcrt "Uncle Toms Cabin" Troupe, Providsnco
r. l.; Milton Noble and Company. "Ph@nix." Oh
| City and Franklin, Pa; Growers ''Our Boarding
| House" Company, Pittsburg, Pa John Thompson
| "On Hand" Meadvile, Pa; Mr. ana Mrs. J. C.
| Villa nson, .'Struck OIL" W. n. Palmer, Manager
Utica and watsrown, N. Y; Robert Fraser Panto
mime Company, Rochester and Buffalo, N. Y.
Bryant's Minstrols, Newark and Jersey City, N. J
Emerson's Minstro.s' Louisville, Ky.