New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-17

Party will appear in BABES in the Wood"
Mr. Sothern is expected to arrive in New
York about the end of May.
Miss Augusta Dargon is in Australia, and
found favor with audiences at Melbourne and
III other cities
The Philadelphia Church Choir Company,
singing in the Piuaore," has been again well received
at the Broadway Theatre
Miss Alice Harrison will shortly sail for
England, where she designs pass the summer. Miss
Harrison is native OF London.
The Stock Exchange Glee Club which gave
delightful concert in this city last winter will sing
this evening at the Brooklyn Academy OF Music.
Mr.. Rowe has met with much success, as
Cher'ot mn, in Engaged" at Ottawa, and in other
Canadian cities. He has acted with McDpwelPs Com
pany. Tho season closes this week. andthe comedian
will return 10 town.
The Neue ZeitSchrif fir Musk announces
that Johannes Brahms has set portions of ossian's
"Fingal for chorus and orchestra The appearance OF
the work will be awaited with interest. for such sub
jet would doubtless be especially congenal to the COM
poser
Offenbach's latest opera-bouffe "Mme. Fa-
vart," VIII be given this afternoon at the Park
Theatre Mt half-past o'clock, instead OF at 2, the
usual hour This will be the only matinee Of this
work IN this city Next week Les Brgands Is to be
revived
concerts at the Grand Opera House will take place
tomorrow night D Murska will sing herself. and
she will be assisted by ROsnati, Tagliapietra Kapp,
Professor Hi and Miss Markstein. the pianist Nine
Oh MurSLa and her troupe will start on concert
tour through this state
Mr.. McVicker intends giving a season of
light English opera iii Chicago tins Summer. Max Ma
retzek will be the conductor and Mr.. James Lewis the
comedian, OF the Park Theatre Mr.. Peakes and Mr..
Thomas whinen will he members Of the troupe. "Fatn-
ityoV % II nuko
Sorcerer Contra bandst Trial by Jury -, Box
and Cox" and possibly Max Martzek's own opera
founded on the legend OF Sleepy Hollow, VIII compose
the repertOry.
Since the production of "Poyeucte" at the
National Opera-hOuse in Paris, NJ. Gonnod has been
bard work with his poets NM. dEnnery and BrGsil,
complete the fye-act opera, ale Trbut de Z0mora
for production tins year, during the dictatorship of
NJ Haanzier; but the latter has refused to mount the
work, the ground that by the time it is ready for
representation hs lease will have expired, and that he
successor viii derive the benefit
The English Opera Company headed by Miss
Abbott just been reorganized and has secured for
the coming season nearly all the best artists in the
try who available for this class Of entertainments
The list Of works promised includes Paul and Viz
guia," Carmen" Lucia" Faust" Mignon,"
" aida and The Lovers Of ycrOn ;" and the troupe
comprises Miss Emma Abbott Mrs. Seguin, Miss Marie
Stone Miss Adelaide Randall ana Messrs. william
scsu lG ION N''' H. L. ''O0''D' ''D'''0 ~
NJ. Pasdeloup, at the last of his Concerts
Populares at Paris introduced into his programme
nearly the whole Of the first act of Wagners Loheu-
grin" In spite of the inevitable loss TO the music in
consequence Gifts separation from the STAGE its recep-
ton was more favorable than has generally been the
case with Wagnes music in Paris and though on the
conclusion OF the selection the Rece IT gazette Musicale
same authority informs s that after a short battle the
latter remained master OF the field"
The debut of Friulein Bettaque as AgaHe
in Weber's Der FrcIschjz," at the Imperial Opera
House in Berlin, has been sgnay successful She was
one of the singers the chorus but having been called
upon 10 sing part in concerted piece which Madame
Malingcr could not or would sing FfdHen Bettaque
executed the passage slfuly that her immediate
promotion from The ranks 20 be prima donna assoluta
was result similar piece OF good fortune attended
Madame Pauline Lucca when she was a cAOralst ID
Vienna.
The composers of the Hungarian Dances
which were arranged by Brahms, and about which there
has been controversy stated by the Berlin Echo
10 be as follows J. Isteni Csardas Divine Csardas
Pecsenyansky and Sarkosy .. Emma Csardas, MWmdtj
g. ToIuai lakadalmas olna wedding dance, J. Rzncr
4 Kaocsai emek "Reminiscences OF Kalocsai), Csardas
Merry ; s. Bartfai emek OReminscence of Bartheld)
Csardas Keller Bella; 6. Rozsa-Bokor Csardas tRose-
composer unknown; :. LULA Csarias, j. Frank; D.
Mako Csardas, j. Iraynick; 10 Iolnal lakadainas' D.
Rizner.
Mr.. Coghlan will appear at the Boston
Museum next Monday IN The SNOWFALL" Engaged"
has been produced at the Boston Park Mr. Frank Har-
denburg has GIT out az the Boston Howard Athe
neum temperance DRAMA by Mr.. j. p. Adams, called
The Mirror" Miss Fanny Barry, daughter OF Mrs
Barry of the Boston Theatre, has Just made her debut
at that house in Hunted Down." and her effort IA re-
corded as pleasing and fun of promise The fayorte
comedian Dan Maginness has lately taken benefit. at
the Boston Theatre. Janauschek, Lolita Mr. Emmett
Boston. MI. j. b. Booth, the welknOwu actor, VIII
opeu his Summer resort the MascOnOmO, at MahchesteI
Mass June lG.