The New York herald., 1878-11-25

glNen by The THOMAS OTchestra,
WAS very heartily cncored The concert was, alto
se,hcr. brilliant artistic success and listened
hy great audience that must have made it material
success AS well.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
The popularity Of the Grand Opera House Sunday
night concerts is always attested by large and appre-
cative audiences, and the entertainment last evening
was not An exception to the rule. The performance
begun with overture by Gillnores Band, after
which Signor Susini sang "Oh Chi Piange,' from
"Nabuco." His voice has seldom been III better con-
dition Professor John Hill played one of Thalbergs
piano solos. 'The Prayer from Moses" and fol-
lowed by Mr. Chr. Frtsch, the hne tenor. Gil-
mores Band then rendered 'Thc Monastery Bells''
and Mile DE Murska ended the first part Of the pro-
gramme with superb aria from Robert
,e Dia6le .;,. In part % second na she ,; sang Ar Ar
obligato being performed BY Professor
Hill with piano accompaniment by Mr.. Charles
Pratt subsequently, she sang duet from 'Don
Pasquae with Signor Sisini. In each OF these per-
formances she deservedly appauded and encorcd.
The rest of the programme consisted Of the following
ard Signor Susini overture. '.Robespierre' intro
ducng the Marse.lles Hymn, Gilmore,s band; grand
selections, III Profeta," Ginore's band; march,
"Kros Garden" Gilmorc's band.
GILMonE's aAEDEN-AIoysoN's POPULAR CON.
cERTs.
The third of Mr.. Rudolph Aronson's popular con-
ccrts took place last night The programme.
mainly Of light music. including two dance mum.
bers by Strauss. comprised eleven pieces. OPEN
ing with the Lafayette March, by Aron-
son, composed for the Paris Exposition Of
1873 In the way Of cornet soloists there were two
RichmoNds in the heid-Mr. Arbuckle. the prince
IN 'he was called on the bills, and Mr..
Bent, the favortc, so-called. The latter. being tho
favorte, played fantasie by Hartmann, Favorta.'
Had his bent been in other direction his
of artistic might have been greater, but
he was encorcd. cornct solo usually is encored.
Mr.. Arbuckle played Silver Threads with his well
known dccacy and finish and the 'Sweet By and
By for the encore. Miss Matilda Scott sang sulli-
vans LET Ne Dream Again. anu permitted to
DO so in the emphatic encore that followed. Tho
grand orchestra Of fifty did some good work in the
poiporri from Carmen, which WAS redemanded.
There was good and apprcciatvc audience present.
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
Mile Lta has appeared with success in Chicago To
a crowded house Lucia.
The Carri brothers will repeat their musical soirees
At stcnway Hall during the winter
nemcnyi s.hcved such a triumph in Boston that
he is going there again December 20.
Miss Cencvcve Ward appears at the Academy Of
Music. Philadelphia this evening. in Henry VIII"
"The vigantcs' is the title Of Barley Campbell's
play which is to be produced this evening at Niblos.
Coup's Equescurriculum has taken up its quarters
in Phadclphis for the winter IL is we'll patronzed.
The Wiliiamsons make their appearance at the
Grand Opera House tonight in play. entitled
"Yulie."
Mr.. John Mccullough plays King Lear at the
Brooklyn Park Theatre tonight, and virginius to-
night.
At the Arch Street Theatre. Philadelphia. this
week. Mr.. Milton Mobiles appears in "The PhGnix.''
supported by his new company.
Miss Selma Borg delivers her lecture Finland
and Hints to Tourists at the Young womcns Chris.
tisn Association Hall. tomorrow afternoon.
1ti.,lp "a 40 h. hr1 ,yt ant ma
Street Theatre. Philadelphia. ON Monday night by
the excellent stock company OF that establishment.
II Is reported that hall and garden for popu.
lar concerts is to bo erected in central locality in
New York. the music to be under the control of Mr..
Rudolph Aronson.
The performance of Carmen at Hartford win take
place at early dat. but not tomorrow night, as
announced. Lucia will be given at Brooklyn. De-
ccmbcr II. with Gcrstar. Campanini and GarAssi.
The system Of supplying opera tickets at the Dis.
trict Telegraph Offices IL now In full working order.
Any like this that tends 10 check the extor-
tions OF spcculators will be welcomed by the public
Mr.. Dion Boucicault. after his performances in this
city. will make spring tour, under tho management
OF Mr. W. II. Dcutsch visiting Boston. Philadelphia.
Washington. the principal Western Cities and prob
ably San Francisco.
Booths theatre will be roopencd this evening on
the popular price principle when the new play.
THAT Lass o. Lowrics," will be presented II il
said to be full of thrilling effects Tho comprises
Miss Mario Gordon Mr. j. Il. Dooth. Mr.. william
Davidge and other excellent actors.
Messrs. Robson and Crane appear at the Park Thea
tire for the hrst time tonight In the COMEDY of
Errors with q and strong company. Great
preparations have been made to present the play in
novel and unique manner. and Mr.. Charles Webb.
whose name is well known in connection with its
English production has been specially brought from
London to superntcnd its mounting the stage
here.
At the Broad Street Theatre. Philadelphia, this
week Mr.. Ben Macaulay makes his first appearance
in the East with a comedy entitled "A Messenger
from Jarvis Section in which Mr.. Macauay plays
Uncle Dan1 an eccentric homcspnn character Of the
Joshua whitcomb order. Mr.. Macanlays interpreta-
tion has been very highly praised. Messrs. Ford d
zimmerman, the successful managers OF the new
theatre. will produce the play with good company
and careful and conscientious stage setting.
LArrongos new comedy. doctor Klaus" has
proved genuine success at the aermania THEATRE
filing the house every night since 1t was first put
upon the stage, which on tho 18th inst. Man.
ayer Neucndcrr has decided 10 continue the pos-
forances OF this attraction until further notice. on.
cept that on Tuesday evening the Germania will be
closed tho company performs die Guscn
Frcunde at the Academy of Music for The benefit Of
the German Hospital Mr. Conricds DIR. Klaus and
Miss schxs Mariana ropresen tations which aro
worthy of not . little study.