The New York herald., 1878-11-07
Mrs1cAr. AND DRAMATIC NOTES


.sThe Jealous Wife will be played at wssck's this
evening.
Carmen will be repeated tomorrow night at the
Academy of Music.
The Menzelh sisters have engaged with Mr.. Max
Strakosch for the
LES Huguenots is to be brought out, with Hauk
and Campsnini. at the Academy next week.
The Tracy-Titus English Opera Company begin their
engagement at the ST. James Theatre next Monday.
"Girofe- -Giroaa" is to be produced at Booths
Theatre tonight by the French Opera Boufe Com.
pany.
dramatic entertainment will be given this
ing Perth Amboy for the benefit of the yellow fever
sufferers.
,ignor Ferranh the popular buffo baritone. has
lust arrived in the city after soourn Of months
IN Europe.
Who has not seen Den Thompson in Joshua Whit
.omb" at the Lyceum Tneatre ought to do 80 before
The play is taken from the city. =
At the Park Lotta. in La Cigac.' has made hit
More aughsblo nonsense than she makes cannot be
compressed in three hours performance.
Tomorrow evening will mark the last appearance
at the Standard Of Mr. Enimet Fritz. II has been
one cf the successful engagements Of the
The first OF a course Of four lectures Cyprus:
It's Ancient Arts and History. will be delivered by
General L. r. di Cesnola at chickering Hall this
ing.
Ole Bull the celebrated violinis, gives concert at
the Academy Of Music. Brooklyn. this evening. His
playing is rtH remarkable and his selections pop
uiar.
Modieska takes her farewell benefit at the Fifth
Avenue Theatre on Friday, appearing both Camille
and Erou-Frou, and bids goodby Saturday night in
Camille.
Tony Pastors Theatre shows anything but an indi-
cation Of hard times. The place is throngcd nightly.
and the variety performance IL thoroughly refined
and enjoyable.
Miss Minnie Hank. the prima donna. will be among
tho ladies who preside at 81 Agnes table in the
Cathedral and will sell bouquets and perfumes this af
ternoon and evening
Mr. Mapieson has printed his programmes an
elaborate synopsis OF the plot of Carmen. but has
not yet given descriptive summary Of its music,
which is much more important TO his patrons.
Laura Joyce the heroine " tho Tsplor ct5sy in
Boston. comes forward here next week in English
version Of LES Clochcs Dc Cornevie." Miss Joyce
originally appeared hort at Sblos Garden staacia.
in "The Black Crook
Mrs. John I. Raymonds in Burnetts play.
THAT Lass % Lowrics," in Phsdciphia. Is said 20
have been emphatic that she will return there On
the 18th to play another engagement with the same
piece. On the 18th ~ this month she viii appear at
the broadway Theatre in this city.
Edouard Remonyi, tho Hungarian sioinst. makes
his hrst appearance in Stonway Hall Monday
evening next. ia conjunction with Nine. Julia Rive
King pianstc: Miss Helen Ancs, soprano; Mr.. VIII
lam Courtney. tenor. and fvll orchestra under the
direction Of Mr. o. Carlbcrg. The sale Of seats be-
gins today.
Miss Annie NJ. Kesslcr. young lady who gcncr
ously volunteered her services pianist for the
Floating Hospital of st. Johns Guild during the past
summer. viii give concert at Steinway Hall on the
81 of December. when she will direct kinder
orchestra. consisting of twenty five children from six
g. twelve years ~ are.
wilhclmi inducted into thc classic shades ~
Beacon street few nights ago at grand reception
held in his honor NJ the residence of Mr. John shepard
Appointment Bostonan whose hospitsfics arc fre
anenty shared by distinguished artists. There
fashionable gathering in attendance and informal