The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-29
ADJUSTMENTS.

IrEpEpKnANz s-cfKrY-DRUcHs' "Annrrrus :"
Ono pt tho principal events Of tho season In German
musical circlcs was tho production last evening, At
the beautiful hall OF tho edcrkraux Ssciosy. Of Max
Bruchs' oratorio, "Armniua" Il - the only time
that this work has performed In America bat The
large attentive and critical audience which sssosd
to tho numbers attcsto1 BY the reception they
gave that has In their judgment slready secured
high place among tho best compositions Of the gen.
Grafton The thome u based on one Of she old Ger
man legends growiog ous 81 tho Invasion Of me ON.
occasionally masn,aesn,iy descriptive Of The iuo-
dental scenes Tho approach Of tho enemy the invo-
cations Of tho pries.css tho preparations ior battle
over dead ana tho cfowninG OF the visitors, led
BY tho chicf, Arminius. all were portrayed vith
affords abundant opportunity Tor the exhibition Of tue
best qualities OF soiosis choir and orchestra. II docs
recognize as melody, 70. there is that Ia the
strong harmonious elects produced oy what
may DC Described inc 00o mn ,sns snss
tho composer after rearing his great mass,vo
edincc had left = nre burning on the hesrths,ene
tho tenor. Mr.. A. Schst tho bnrtonc, and Theodore
Thomas orchestra and large and well !ra'ncd
kranx Society dsrcrve much credit for ,hcr
tcrprisc 10 brinsing out now musical works,
although TINS ,, crs"" ns 0'css0o' nh ,osf o,,.u'
zas'cna Tho manaeemont RI me Cncinna,i les J;
siva Tor instance, announce thstthe "Craner Masse."
by List will be performed IN That city foe The nrst
time pcxt month. whereas u vas imported ny The
New YORK Iaederkrapz. sung hero In 1862 and tho
pleasure to ,he Ctncnnat,ans Alter tho concert TOO
entire AUDIENCE numbering many hundrcd ladies and
gentlemen. tst down 70 an elegant evening Iuncn
Mus,c,L AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
w. T. Carleton, tho baritone, 10 singing a 81 Jshn,
Tho rehcarsals Of "Dumb Love- commence shis
wcck.
The San Francisco Ministries are stirring up tho Jer
soymcn.
Variety business ssll tho feature a Tosy PASTORS
Thtatre.
mr. Lawrence Barrett plays q the Nov Park The
afro. Brooklyn, this week.
Miss Maggie Il Halt gives conocrs NJ CnickcriDg
Hall on Saturday evening
Mr.. John 7. Raymond and company are performing
In tho interior Of PcnnsylvaniA
.Unco Toms Cabinv has been revived o. the Phila-
dclphia Museum with good CAST
Edwin Lawrence. a young motor, appears ~ tho
Lyccsm Theatre tonight as Romeo.
Mrs Hackett is giving dramatic readings In Canada,
and Is highly commended By tho local press.
The Parole Cub gvo concert and variety entcr-
tanmcnt at Turner Hall, Fourth street. on wcducs-
day, the LIST inst
Barnum's circus exhibited IN Philadelphia last
week 10 immense business, turning crowds away ~
each performance
only two weeks remain Of the accelerated Case" II
viii be followed ny tho Hess Opera Troupe, who will
present the "Chimes Of Normandy"
Mr. John Mccullough, the tragedian. enters on his
second week nj The Grand Opera House He will
play vrglnius 0thcllo and Ricnsrd Ill
Philadelphia Is 10 be favored with ~sck Of opera,
with Kellogg, Cary, Roxc, rom Karl and Conly. The
nrst performance, 'Mignon," will take place this
evening.
Al the Aquarium tonight opcrstic performances
will DO given, comprising the nrst ACT Of rrovssoro,"
the second act Of Msrha" and the third Ac Of "Lu-
crctia Borsis."
The New York Operate Clsb have engaged Mr.