The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-12

or most pinnists Wo have seldom II ever heard tho
clear as ysta and no brought out all III briancy
OF this remarkably brilliant composition Miss Lotto
Primer sang sulIivan's 'Lct Nc Dream Again" and
mat was not over strained IN this selection. Mr.
Munkittrlck sang romanza from "Mignon" In
rather unpleasant tenor voice. that tried beyond
its capacity later on in tho programme, when no
sang tho famous aud difficult tenor aria from Rossnis
"0telio."
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
Lolita will occupy her Newport homo during tho
summer
Brignoi,, de Murska and susiui arc giving concerts
In Texas.
Tho Paris theatres have dono poor business during
tho past season.
rooms 10 London.
Den Thompson has been playing with much success
In San Francisco
MISS Lena Aberlcs benefit Is announced for Tues
day, Nav 81 at Tivoli Theatre.
One OF our leading photographers has sold $1,000
pictures OF stage celebrities.
Tony PASTORS Theatre Is occupied by variety
pany, which is dong fair business
Another dino sacred concert at Cooper Institute to.
night, with an excellent programme for tho money.
Poole h Donnolly, OF tho Grand Opera House, are
said 10 among tho luckest managers In Now York.
II is gossipod in foreign parts TINT diplomacy
during the summer.
Tony Pastor and his on,iro troupe arc announced to
appear at tho Grand Opera House Tor tho week CON-
mcucing tomorrow night
Modiesga wns tho recipient or such magnificent
flower ptsce in Lousviic. KY, from the Prentice
Club. that shS had it photographed.
Master W. II. Leo. tho boy soprano. will sing and
Mr. Frank Glider Will play tho piano at tho Young
Nous Christian Association tomorrow evening.
AT Nblo's ssrhc Marble Heart, continues 10 draw
full houses, and downtown people enjoy ono OF tho
best performances OF tho season at this popular thoa
trc. .
Mr.. Edgar 8. ALLEN, an amateur usionist. assisted
by Mr. ~ Isancs VIII DO tho recipient VI lal
May Is.
Mr. J. Sohn, tho young pianist, to whom bcnen,
concert given at s.oinway Hall on Wednesday
evening, will sail Tor Europe in August, whcro no will
complete his musical education.
Tho celebrated Case" Is to DO performed at tho
Brooklyn Academy OF Music tomorrow night and
during tho week. with tho original ana scencry
from the Union Square Theatre.
Miss Maggie Mitchell 10 winning lanreis on tho
road in Fanchon and Little Barefoot. Few artists
better deserve thcm. A good aud virtuous woman
always carries a blessing with her.
The Covilio opera troupe, OF which Mile. Roseau IL
prima donna has repertoire OF thrty.four operas
Last week she sang for Mrs. Hayes in tho wbi,o
House.
Mr. Steele Mackayc's play, ''Won at Lastn Is 10 DO
put tho Walnut Street Theatre etago Tomorrow
evening The author assumes tho leading character
OF John Fleming ana Is supported by Miss Blanche
Medca, a d6butnnto
Al tho Park Theatre tomorrow night tho An6 60
troupe will perform "Les Clochcs de Cornevleu IL Is
ono OF the choicest operas tho repertoire OF com.
pany, and tho acting OF Mcziores, tho miscr, Is a
stage picture BY itscll
Levy, tho celebrated cornot player says that after
travelling So 900 miles during tho past three years
is hrs experience that the homo music OF nulion
always el,cits the most applause and commands tho
sympathy OF nm audience.
Tho management Of Nlblo's Theatre have rendered
o benefit 10 Miss Gussfe do Forrest next Friday
evening. Dickens 'Oivcr TWIST Will DO performed,
with Miss do Forrest In the character OF Nancy Skies
Tho young lady a clever actress, and has made her
mark during tho past scnsop.
To a select aud distinguished audience IN CHECKER
ing Hall, last night, Mr. Benjsm,n Gregory gave an
amateur magic entertainment. The tricks, which
we're Of the usual character Of excited
considerable amusement and astonshment especially
the celebrated Indian tox and basket trick.
Heller enters upon his LAST woek, aud tbcn hics
away TO Europe to join the professional pilgrims VINO
propose to worship al tho OF tho Paris Expo
sitlon. Those who have not seen hts latest and most
interesting programme must 40 Within tho next
six or eight performances or 10 dsnpt orntcd.
Miss Clara n. Colby and Miss Flora l.. Frost arc an.
nounccd tor q nrst appearance In New York on
Wednesday evening. May Is, al Chic kcring Hall Tho
other artists on tho occasion Will DO Mcssrs A. r.
stoddard, baritone; Hermann and Ferdinand CARR,
piano and voi.n; George W. Morgan, organ and Miss
Maud Morgan, harp.
The success OF .'Dipiomacyn increases as tho play
becomes moro widely known. Tho audiences anring
Tho last week have boon unusually large and Mr.
beyond its ususiiimt II Ia scarcely possible 10 con-
cevc anything moro perfect than tho present repre-.
sensations BY tho respective Artists.
Miss ADELAIDE Icnox with illustrate tho condition
OF the local drama a dramatic monoioguc entitled
"The New York Stage as Il Is" al stcinwsy Hail. on
FRIDAY evening, the 17th inst. The entertainment
will consist OF word pictures Of actors actresses and
aspirants IL IL said that sharp dastcs OF word paint
ing will be lard on some OF The portraits
signor and signora Patrizio AFRO presenting one OF
tho most interesting performances scighto i-hand
illusions, dcmonology, cVc,rcuy, memory and other
kindred things that has been Now YORK Tor
long time. 10 hours cannot be moro pleasantly
%, n, than athc San Francisco Minstrel Opera House
watching o. DoIis,n, although u Is described IN bad
English
Mn j. X. Emmett, AZ shc Standard Theatre, Is doing
such excellent busincss Fritz that the play viii
be kept on tho boards Until further apnouncsmeut,