The New York herald., 1879-03-16

1t Is entirely unsuited to the ''ereuade OF Schu-
sang in succession Five O'Clock in the Morning."
Nothing Else 10 Do" and "rhe Last Rose OF sum-
and as %s heartily pPauda n eS H
"None But Can Say" but this very good
singer should be more earesul when making
sively III Thou Wilt Remember" following
with Sweet and Low" after which the Young
FORE from the duet Farewell. Mine Own" to the
end. Ii this concert successful at the box
office as it was with tho audience 1t Is good model
tainments. The principal drawbacks to enjoy
ment were the audible Conversations which several
young people. principally OF the genter sex. con-
Quoted with enraSng industry.
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
The Lyceum Theatre during the week has drawn
excellent houses.
"a Celebrated Case" is underlined at the Grand
Opera House this week.
The "Pinafore' is to be produced at the Olympic
Theatre the coming week.
Mr.. Frederick Paulding has made engagements
with several Western managers.
Tony Pastors pleasant theatre is always full. The
burlesque on III. NJ. s. Pinafore' is the chief fea-
ture.
Notwithstanding the long run of N. M. s. Pima
FORE at the Standard Theatre seats must still be se-
cured in advance.
The fourth soree Of DIR. Damrosch and Max Pin
will take place ut the Union League Theatre on
Thursday evening.
The Fifth Symphony Chickering Hall Concert will
take place on Thursday. March 70. 1t viii be under
the direction Of Mr.. j. Carlberg.
The Church choir "Pinafore" Company at the
Broadway Theatre has won golden opinions. They
act and sing their parts superbly.
The Aquarium is still drawing large audiences Of
little ones to witness "Red Riding Hood" aud tho
exhibition of the kentucky horses
The San Francisco Minstrels drawing full
houses and their buriesque 'Pinafore' is
that nightly elicits much laughter.
Mr.. Moritz Neville. an interpreter Of Shakespear-
can characters, who has played abroad with con-
siderable success, is now in New York.
Miss Fanny Davenport begins an engagement at
the Brooklyn Park Theatre tomorrow night in
"piquc." Later on sho will play Divorce"
An extra Wednesday matinee is announced at the
Park Theatre to enable ths members Of the profess
sion an opportunity of witnessing Engaged"
Miss Adelaide Lennox win begin her series OF read
ings at Brewster Hall on Friday evening next. She
promises varied and entertaining programme.
The curiosites at the American Museum have
caught the walking mania. ana during tho present
week the Fiji. Indian and African will contest for
the first place.
At the opera ''La Sonnambula' will be produced
tomorrow evening, III Flauto" ON Tuesday, "Isuy
Bias" Wednesday. "Fsust" Friday. and II Puri-
tani ON Saturday.
W. J. Fleming, melodramatic actor, will appear in
the dual roles of General Custer Daring BILL the
Scout, in the drama of "Custer and His Avengers
at.the Bowory. on the oath.
At the Theatre Comique ..The Muliigau Guard Ball.
holds its place on the stage and fills the house SO
that it Is almost impossible to obtain admission
without engaging seats in advance.
Mr.. Christian Fritsch, one of the most popular of
our tenors. will give concert 1T Stsinway Hall
during the week that promises to bo of the most
interesting musical events OF the
Booths Theatre will be opened Monday even
ing under the management Of Mr.. Duff. of the
Standard Theatre for the presentation Of The Little
Duke" The cast comprises several well known
singers.
At the Standard Theatre this evening o strong at
traction is announced In the shape OF q concert
Among tho artists the Carri Brothers. Mrs. Fan
ME Goodwin. Mr.. Henry woram and Signor Q. d.
Marcato.
The Union Square Theatre is still thronged by
hundreds of people. many Of whom are content to
occupy the standing room. "The Bankers Dangh-
ter has proved to be Of the most successful Of
American plays
The Mdgcts at Masonic Hall in . quiet way are
drawing surprisingly large houses. There times
The ladies and children who attend never aux
ious to 60 away.
"Thro' tho Dark" at the Fifth Avenue Theatre.
has drawn excellent audiences during the week. The
walking match has interfered with tho success of
every dramatic entertainment. yet Mr.. Harkins has
little reason for complaint.
The BLACK Crook" at Niblo's Garden has proved
to be of the great successes of the The
beautiful scenery is in itself worth the price Of adj
mission. and in every way the manner in which the
play is presented deserves praise.
The Berger family and Sol smith Russell Com
pany have obtained the services of Miss Bertha
Cspern as cornet player in that organization. The
combination commences tour at Chicago this
month and will travel through TO san Francisco.
Aimee will make her reappoarance in America at
Booth Theatre April Il. with tho following COM
pany lies. Miles, Gregorie, Raphael Bertha Lcgrand.
Martin. Dclorme. st. Angc. Syls. Messrs. Jutend
Poyard. Jouard. Mczere. Duplan. Howey. vjnchon.
Jcrbel. Haym me. Dupuis.
Nine. Anna Ackerman-Jaworska, at grand con-
cert given at Chckering Hall the lIth inst. intro
duced Miss Tllic Erthcilcr. of her pupils, who
made great success on her debut o soprano.
Miss Erthcier leaves for Europe in few days to
finish her musical education.
Mr.. William Courtney will give his second English
ballad concert ON Thursday evening. lie will be
slstcu Dy Mhc. Louise ooSe-Courtncys mczzo So
prano (hcr second appearance IN New York;; Mrs.
Robertson sopranos Mr.. Carlos Florcntinc baritone;
tho Vocal Octot. and Mr.. Msximilien vogrich piano
virtuoso.
Few moro enthusiastic successes than that OF tho
''scrap Of Paper" at wailack's have been known in
the history Of that theatre. Mr.. walacks perform
ancc OF Prosper Is one of his happicst comedy as.
sumptions, and tho play throughout is admirably
cast and capitally mounted. As piece of pure
comedy writing tho "Scrap of Paper is eminently
interesting.
1t is said that complimentary benefit has been
offered to Colonel Mapleson by the directors and
stockholders OF the Academy of Music prior TO his
departure for Europe. We understand that the Anal
grand matinee will tako place ON April ., and that
tho hour of commencement will bc at half.past
f.rolv ma ihu ~. OF Chnsi nm