The New York herald., 1878-11-03
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.


wilhclmj Is playing 10 large houses In Boston.
ing great audiences.
The Hussar Band arc announced to appear again
this even ing at Stenway Hall
Mr.. Barney Macsulcy Is giving the Wssterc public
s'A Messenger from Jarvis Section"
Mr.. John Mccullough Is playing IN st. Louis, with
Mr. Charles Barron hts leading support
Miss Mary Anderson begins q New England tour
this week. supported by Mr.. Joseph WheoIock.
Du Saudi aud Fechtcr commence an engagement
at the Howard Athenaum, Boston. on the l1th inst.
Miss Roso Eysnge begins An engagement At the
Bowcrv this week. Tue Florences play In Pough.
kecpsio tomorrow.
Hatrigan & Hart, NJ the Theatre Comique, are do
ing excellent business. They are giving OF tho
best variety shows In New York.
Az the ST. James Nj. Josh Hart s admirably full
nling mis- promise to tho pubic that he would give
only nrst ciass variety entertainment
"My son." the pathetic German domestic play,
brouc INT out At tho Chestnut Street Theatre Phiade
pnia last weok. is TO be continued this week.
Tho "Dsluec" At N,blos continues to draw large
audiences. and the new anagcmsnt evidently have
good reason TO be gratinod at their success.
Mmc. Gsrstcr IS recovering IRON her recent severe
Illness and will probably be heard in opera The
Academy Of Music during tho present wesk
Active preparations on foot for the production
Of tho drst Of the popular Sunday evening concerts
at Gilmoros Garden next sunday evening. under shs
management OF Mr.. Rud Aronson.
.Frz,' IS still running at the Standard and never
pals upon the popular appetite. Familiar as may bs
tho song and action they arc always fresh fu OF
interest
Tho large audiences which frequent Tony PASTORS
Theatre attest the attraction that good variety bus,-
far cnns raht 81
public
The williamsens commence an engagement at tho
Grand Opera House morrow evening playing their
we'll known pieces sStruck Oil" and "rhe Chinese
Question:"
Tho serics OF legitimate comedies will bo con tinued
this week at wallack's. Tomorrow aud on wedncs.
day "rhs Rivas' and Tuesday "The Road TO
Rum"
Mss Ada Cavendisn has been engaged at the Cali
fornia Theatre four weoks after which she will
play en- route 70 New York aloug the line OF the Pact
dc Railroad
This is the last week OF Modieska. Tomorrow and
Tuesday sho plays ..Camillc," ''Frou Frou"
Wednesday and Thursday. and takes her farewell
benoht on Friday.
.Motner and son !" At the Union Square, has had .
succsssiul run aud proved 10 be ono OF tho oest
pieces put the boards Of this handsome theatre
for many seasons
MISS Fanny Davenport begins two weeks engage
ment nj the Arch Street Theatre, Philadelphia, Mon
oay evening. She opens with sPiQue" and aiterward
produces "o.ivia" +"
Mr.. George knight the Dutch comedian. and his
wie commence an engagement Tomorrow evening
at the Broadway Theatre. he 10 said 10 be admirable
in his nne oil acting.
Professor Bar ker, the we'll known scientis, OF tho
OF Pennsylvania, VIII shortly delvcr In
Pniiaaclpha q very interesting and valuable lecture
on the electric light.
Bacxus, Birch and wambold, OF the San Francisco
Minstres, said to nave done q large business this
season Their novelties IN tho way Of music and
Etheopan burlesQue certainly invite Il.
0ne OF tho most Interesting dramatic incidents OF
the year WIN be- tho celebration Of tho nftisth
versary OF the genial John Gilbert, Who ior nearly
generation has played NJ Wailsck'a
People arc being turned away every night at the
Park Theatre. Lotla IN "Ls C,eAe" has made one oi
the nits OF season. The audiences are Immensely
amused and the management IRE happy.
sir. Edwin Tnorne has been engaged TO support
Mme Janauschek during her tour this season, begin
ming on the 1lln OF November. Miss Jennis Murdoch
VIII likewise be a member OF the company
MISS Emma Abbott 10 singing IN opera At Washing
ton and according TO tho local press, made scnsa-
l,on In tho musical circles OF tho city. The fair
artistic has evidently entered upon new future.
Tho Mcnxel sisters, who last season produced such
q favorable impression In ballet nave recently been
adding the same ~ tnsr artistic performances IN
connection with sirakosch's opera company IN Ph!la-
deIphia.
The trained Kentucky horses at tho Aquarium are
st marked feature OF tho entertainment, and never
fail to tho wonder Of all who admire the intel
IiQcnce ol this noble animal Tomorrow evening q
troupe of performing dogs will be introduced.
Janauscnck commences an engagement at tho
Brooklyn New PARK Theatre tomorrow In .Cnesnsy
wold.v During the week she will play IN MARY
stuart" aud "Br1ohilde." Modjsska plays a. the
Park next week
Joshua whmcomb," a. iiiustratedb by Den rhomp-
son the Lycoum Theatre, has made many friends
a. sR,n Van wiaKls" or 'Solen shlnsla.n The nisas