The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-19

performance not OF character to elicit other
comment than has been already made in these
columns
| Mrssrs. Ferdinand and Hermann CARR give the
second in their series Of musical entertainments at
Steinway Hall Monday evening. They will DO
assisted by Miss Gertrude Franklin. soprano; Mr..
Msrtinns Van Gelder viola, aud Mr. Heinrich
Schroeder violoncello.
THE Colleen Bawn" is to he the feature of the
coming week the Grand Opera House. Immense
audiences witnessed the end of the ''Shaughraun''
yesterday 1t is intimaed that Mr.. Boucicault will
make professional tour at the end of his engage
ment with Messrs Poole Donnelly.
Miss Won Stamwtz will make her first appearance
at the Grand Opera House in joaquin Miller's new
play of Mexico on the 10th of February. The play
is said to be fun of picturesque situations and spark
ling dialogue New scenery is being prepared that
may add 10 the effectiveness OF the presentation.
At Booths Theatre this evening concert will be
given under the auspices OF Mr. Max Strakoseh, in
which will appear Mile. Giulia Mario, the vocal
st Senora Galimberti, Mr.. Edouard Rem9nyl,
Teresa CaIcno. Sgnor Lazarini and Mr.. Cauifnan.
The programme is attractive to all lovers Of
music.
Mr.. Rud. Aronson is contemplating the construc-
ton of monster music hall in a central portion of
the city, and has already nearly perfected his ar
engagements. The property has been secured, the
necessary capital promised. and, if his plans turn
out well, New Workers will enjoy the privileges
Of delightful place of amusement similar to those
that are found in Paris, Vienna and Berlin.
Appreciatve audiences greeted the efforts of
Manager Neuendorf of the Germania Theatre.
during the past week. Two excellent pieces, der
stoevenfried' and Hotel Klingenbusch pro-
duced with marked success. The latter play will be
repeated tomorrow and Tuesday evenings. On
Wednesday night Miss Ella Groeger will take her
first benefit. For this occasion and each succeeding
evening during the week rDie Fremde (the
Strangely will be performed.
Mr. p. 5. Gilmores International concert is to be
given the Grand Opera House this evening. twill
be the first performance of descriptive Sympho-
mic Poem of the tour of the band in Europe. and is
said to be very interesting work. Miss Juliet
Henderson, soprano; Mrs. Helen Norman, contralto;
Mr. Bernhard Mollenhauer. vioinist; Mr. Pedro
Baccelli, baritone: Master Augustus Benham pianist.
of Philadelphia. and the Palcstrina italian Choral
Society new organization. will all make their first
appearance. Mr.. j. Levy and Gimore's full band
likewise announced.
A fine programme has been arranged for the next
rehearsal AMI concert of the Chckering Hall SYM
phony concerts under the direction of Mr.. g. Carl
berg The overture is from "Ruy Bias, and selected
by special request. Mr. Richard Hoffman will play
concerto arranged for orchestral accompaniment and
Mrs. j. X. Barton will sing one of W. A. Mozarts
arias from "Belmonte ConstanZa." Mr.. Ferdinand
Quicken. the well known pianist. also contributes
original movement arranged by him that will be per-
formed for the first time. The rehearsal is marked
down for January %. at two p. NJ
The Opera Comique, London. at which theatre Sui
lvan and Gberts nautical opera III NJ. s. Pinafore"
was originally produced and has been played some
| three hundred nights. announce that i'll accord
ance with the conditions of the lease they are
IN clo fha and
ton, and will reopen the same on February g. with
| the opera. This proof of the popularity
which the opera has attained in London. At the
Standard Theatre, in this city. the opera is now
ming smoothly, and the public are evidently being
attracted by the desire witness new and amusing
| musical sensation.
The last week of the Strakosch operate
mences morrow II is said that, thus far, it has
| been attended with With such admirable
artistes Kellogg, Cary and Pantaleon personatng
the best known of operate characters the draucht
! power should have been excellent although ii is
we'll known fact that many of the singers have s,if-
| fered from influenza. Verdis opera of Aida is &c
! be presented tomorrow evening, and Faust is
billed for Tuesday. Mile lima Dc Iurska has been
specially engaged by Mr.. Srakosch to appear Leo
| nora. in III Trovatore," Thursday. occasion
that will be doubtless marked by large attendance.
The programme for the concert of the Aron So
clety at Steinway HAL on next FRIDAY evening
comprise several features. In addition to the
orchestra Of the symphony Society, of sixty pieces
under the leadership Of Dr. Damrosch there will be
the Arion Society's chorus of ninety voices Among
the lady soloists will be Miss Henne and Mrs Swift
and among the others Messrs. Bischof Graft,
Remmertz, Kepper, &c. A prologue has been spe-
ciay written for this concert by DIR. l.. Schenk,
which will be read by Miss Louisa Mudener. The
song. 'The Spirits Above the Waters o. schubert),
will be rendered by eight male voices with the Aron
chorus and full orchestra
The concert tour of the Remenyi- Rive King
combination will open at Albany on Thursday even.
ing next. The programme to be played at these
concerts, generally includes the first movement from
Becthoven's concerto in minor. allegro from Schu-
manns opus &c; Claimants prelude and fugue. and
Lstz fantasia on Hungarian airs. by Nine. Kngs
Ernsts fantasia on ''Othello.' Chopns nocturn and
mazurka. Remenyi's Hungarian melodies. and Paga-
minis caprccas. by NJ Remenyi: and songs from
Donizett Wagner. schubert and Cowen. by Miss Ger
trudc Franklin and MIR. Franz Remmertz. who nave
been engaged to support the stars of this conbina
ton, which also includes Mr.. Ferd. Quicken cone
ductor.