The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-13
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
Over fifty actors buried in Greenwood Gene
terry.
The Mapleson troupe passed through New York on
Sunday morning en- route to the West.
Miss Anna Dickinson will deliver her lecture
1.-THE Platform and Stage at Chickering Hall on Fri
day evening. the 18th inst.
Never TOO Late to Mend" is announced the
next attraction at the Olympic Theatre. new
drama is also in preparation.
Professor Carl Lancer the well known violinist.
Friday gave concert for the entertainment Of the
patients at st. Lukes Hospital
Mile. Galmbcrti is announced to appear in opera
at Booths Theatre at early day. She will take
part in 'Cn Ballo in Maschera.'
There is q horrible suggestion that the Count
Joannes will soon appear as Lord Dundreary n."Our
American Cousin" at the Olympic Theatre.
Mary Anderson. Fanny Davenport. the wiamsons.
Lolita, the Mapleson Opera Company. wilhelmj and
Remenyi booked for Western cities during tho
present month.
Rumors of a revival of DOT or. the Cricket
the HEARTH, at the Park Theatre have for time
been rife The event takes place on the goth inst,
with John L. Owens as Caleb Plummer.
Nine. Teresina Singer, who is said to have created
Juror Rome and Naples by her impersonation
of Norma. will probably appear in America next
season. She is described great dramatic artist
be at the Arch Street Theatre. Philadelphia. this
week. and Mother and Son." with portion of the
Union Square company at tho Walnut Street Theatre
The Pinafore," Arthur Sullivan comic opera has
been well received at the Broad Street Theatre phila
delphia, where Ford Zimmerman have placed it on
the stage in creditabe style. It begins its second
week o-night.
The second concert of the Staten Island Phil
harmonic Society took place Friday evening. and
largely attended Among the solosts were
the well known pianist.
Mckee Rankin and Kitty Blanchard. in the Dam
ites. the attraction ut the Arch Street Theatre
Philadelphia, last week. noteworthy incident Of
the production Of the play the scenery by
Mr.. H. T. Hoyt, which was artistic and creditable as
o representation Of rugged nature in California.
An enterprising Boston firm have set a good ex-
ample by purchasing 425 seats for next Wednesdays
performance of .Joshua Whitcomb." They give ona
OF these to each salesman and saleswoman in their
employ Mr. Denman Thompson is evidently con.
tinuing the good impression he made in New York.
within Inch of His Life the dramatizaton OF
Emile Gaborian's novel. being played at the
Chestnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia. has met with
u success. 1t is entering upon its second week It
differs considerably from Mrs. Henderson's version.
almost a Life" The Philadelphia dramatzation is
also the work of lady-Mrs. Martha LATTE Johnson.
Mr.. George X. Goodwin the manager of the Walnut
Street Theatre Philadelphia is to be the recipient Of
a testimonial benefit, rendered by number of Phila-
delphia citizens 1t will take place Wednesday af
tcrnoon. There will be performed Mother and
Son." by some Of the leading members of the Union
Square company. and the fourth act of Camille
with Charles X. Thorne as Armand.