The New York herald., 1879-09-17
addition of gallery during the summer recess. and
Is pretty little play house. Of which both the man
agement and Williamsburg may be proud.

is pretty little playhouse, OF which both the man
agement and Williamsburg may be proud.
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
Mr. John Jack has produced "Our Boys" at Bang
alore India.
until the end of next week. when the regular season
begins.
Miss Rose Lisle and company will open at tho
Gaiety Theatre. Boston. in tho play. .Zola the
Circus Rider" on September %.
Mr.. George Rignold expects to arrive in England
about the 1st of October. He will make his reap
pearance in his native country as Henryy
Mr.. Bartley Campbell's latest play. "The Galley
Slave will be the opening attraction at the Chest
nut Street Theatre. ON September 30. Miss Kath-
crime Rogers and Miss Dora Goldthwaite will be in
the cast.
At the matinee to-day Of the Emma Abbott Opera
Company. at the Grand Opera House. Mr. Charles
Turner the first tenor of Max Maretzeks company.
will take the place Of Mr. Castle in the "Chmes of
Normandy"
Mr.. F. s. Chanfrau began tho regular season at
the Boston Theatre this week. for the eighth time
in "Kit. the Arkansas Traveller His personation of
the title role is strong popular and full of South
western individuality as ever.
Mr.. Edmund Yates will play Charles the Wrestler
in "As You Like It," the occasion OF the Calvert
benefit ut Manchester. Mr. F. S. Burrand would
have liked to appear William. but it is doubtful
whether he will be. able to attend.
The comedy of the ''Nabob" by Daudet Gondinet
and Ger in rehearsal at the Vaudeville Theatre
Paris has been sold. it is sid for $1,000 by Edmund
Gerson to Lester Walack. Of New York, who will
"create" the part of the Duke de Mona.
Mr.. Frank Mayo has scored series Of successes
in England. He portrays a class with which the
Britishers arc unacquanted. The Knights in their
specalties and Emmet with his Fritz have also
found profitable welcome on the English stage.
Mr.. II. ]. Byron's comedy, "a Fool and His
Money" was presented at the Boston Museum on
Monday evening. Mr.. Warren has a part in this
piece eminently well suited to his talent. The
comedy will be played at all of the performances of
tho week in connection with "The Spark which is
also novelty.
The success Of Maurice Grau's opera company
Monday evening does not give the artists rest.
They accompanied by Parisian stage manager,
Mr.. Bouvard. who has set them at work rehearsing
s'Perichole. Their work lasts from eleven A. II. to
four p NJ. and will be continued every day during
the week. He is very particular. this veteran stage
manager. SO the stars find no rest In consequence
of their chit" Capoul. Paoa-Marie and Angelo are
as hard at work and severely disciplined as if
they novices instead Of experts in their art.
Mr.. j. N. Psttison. the pianist. has been engaged
to give six piano recitals in Cincinnati commencing
next Monday evening. September %. Some of the
most charming piano literature from the classical
composers. aneeut:and modern. represented in
the programme The following among the
principal numbers:-First recital. Beethoven
Sonata. op. &c. op 81 No. 8; andante, op S5 in f;
sonata. op. 100. Second recital. Handel-Fugue, E
minor; chaconne in F; Harmonious Blacksmiths."
aria AM variations Third recital MOzarf-SOpata ia
in g; bolero; grand sonata in F. minuetto in L
fiat; minuetto in B fat; andante and adagio in d.
Fourth rectal-Fugue in minor. English suit, Bach:
prelude in A, Bach; italian concerto in f. Bach.
Fifth acknowledgements" Thalberg; Rhapsodie.
No. 2. Lszt; Rhapsodie. No. IL. List; Etudes.
Lacampancla. Liszt: Bensdiction, Z, segment, Ber-
lioz Liszt Sixth recital-Chopin, Rolf. Wagner,
Gottschalk Pattison and most Of the principal new
composers.
The following artists and combinations are an
nouncei to appear this week at the places named-
Mrs. D. P. Bowers and Miss Charlotte Thompson.
Arch Street Theatre. Philadelpnia; Buffalo Bill.
Peoria, Ill; Golfers Union Square Company. WILL
iamsbuzg. N. Y; Capoul and Paols- Marie. Fifth
AvenuS Yheatrc, New York; Dora Gordon. Steole's
Company. Pittsburg. Pa; Mr.. Denman Thompson.
Mcvickar's Theatre. Chicago; MIR. F. G. Bangs.
Alburgh's Theatre. Baltimore; Mr.. Gus Williams.
Portsmouth. N. H.: Haverly's Children's Pima
fore Company. Ottawa; Haverly's Colored Min
strels. Ford's Theatre. Baltimore; Hooley Il Emer-
sons Megatherian Minstrels, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Miss Jane Coombs, Port Huron. Ont. Mr..
John Mccullough. Detroit; Miss Katie Put
nam. Greencastle, Ind; Mr.. Lawrence Bar
rett, Pope's Theatre. st. Louis; Miss Louise Pom
eroy. St Catherine. Canada; Rice's "Evangeline"
Company. Chicago; Smiths Tourists. Williamsburg.
N. Y. Salsbury's Troubadours, whitney's Theatre.
Detroit; Tony Denier Company. Auburn. N. Y; MIR.
Neil Burgess Dayton, Ohio; Milton Mobiles. Buffalo;
Mr.. Joseph wheelock. Portland. Me-; Miss Maggie
Mitchell. Grand Opera House. Cincinnati; The Revel-
lers. Opera House. Cleveland; Colville Folly Conn.,
pany. Walnut Street Theatre. Philadelphia; New
York Park Theatre Company. Park Theatre. Phila-
delphia.