The New York herald., 1879-11-24
,luo will take place at chicksring Hall on the I'd of

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the West The Chicago papers speak OF the opera in
! terms of praise
| The sixth grand concert and ball of L'Orpheon
FRANCHISE will take place at Irving Hall Thanks
giving evening. November 27.
Miss Abble Carrngton will sing the 'Stabat
Mater" in Baltimore December 8, and the messiah
in Washington. ID. c.. December -.
Aliss Emma Thursby will make her first rent,se in
Brooklyn. at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, on
Thursday evening. the I'd OF December.
Nine. Marie Roze is reported to have made sue
cess Aida in London. Mr.. Henry Mapleson is now
directing the opera at Her Majesty's Theatre.
Mr.. Oscar M. Newell has just published grand
march. entitled Anlerica dedicated to the Seventh
regiment. 1t is said to be effective composition
OF the kind
The dates of the Staten Island Philharmonic So
cety concerts Friday. December 10; January %;
February 81 and April 3 This is the Nth season of
these concerts. n,l5 io
A newly y-arrived company of fJapanese acrobats and
juggers to make their first appearance in this
country Nibo's Garden tonight. They will take
part in the specially act of "Enchantment." 0
On the 9th of December Mr.. Rafael Josefy will
play for church benefit in Of the Madison ave-
nue. churches. and on the 18th of the same month
series OF piano recitas will be begun at Chickoring
Hall.
A concert will be given at Steinway Hall Tues
day evening. December 16, tor tho benefit Of the
Seventh regiment armory fund. Tho principal
artists of Her Majesty's Opera Company and others
will appear.
Miss Louisa Leslie. the we'll known elocutionist
will give miscellaneous recital at No. "a Madison
avenue in the Mott Memorial Hail. Saturday
afternoon. in behalf of the Mexican branch OF the
Protestant Church.
One of the tenors of the Ferrar Opera Troupe died
suddenly in Rio Janeiro the last week of October.
j. White. the Cuban violinist. and Bottesini. tho
contra-basso performer. are among the stars who
have recently arrived in thut city. ~
Among the artists who will appear at the New
York Circus this week are Mile. Emma Stickney. the
side saddle equestrienne; King sarbro. the famous
Japanese specialist Mile Jennie Ewers equestrienne,
| and Charles Ewers the hurdle rider. &c.
The Standard Theatre Opera Company is playing
'.Trial by jury and .Pinafore' through the East.
The cast remains the it this fall ut the
Standard with the exception OF Miss Jarbeau. whose
place as Hebc is supplied by Miss Annie Garter.
Camille" will be played at the Wednesday matt:
nee at the Grand Opera House. On hsrksgivng
Day Mr.. Booth will appear as Don Caesar de Bazan.
Next Monday he personates Richeieu. On the 10th
of December he will be followed by Mr.. Sothern.
Mr. W. H. Sherwood. the pianist will give the first
series OF three rectals ut Steinway Hall to-mor-
row afternoon. The selections from Bach. Schu-
mann. Chopin. Moskowski and Liszt. The second
recital announced for Wednesday and the last on
Saturday afternoon.
Messrs. Aldrch and Parsloe have been greeted
with full houses all New England where they
are presenting Bartlcy Campbells drama. my
Partner" Their December engagements include
Utica. Troy, Albany. Philadephia. at the Park
Theatre brooklyn, at Haverly's Theatre and Will
1amsburg 4H
At Dalys Theatre "wives'' will bo retained on the
of u
intended by the management to produce IAN
Arabian Night" last evening. but for sufficient
it postponed until Saturday. "wives" is
an interesting play.
grand concert in aid of the Evangelical Lutheran
Church Of st. James will be given ut Steinwsy Hall
| tomorrow evening. in which Nine. Ambre. Mile.
vaileria Signor Runco. Signor del Puente and Herr
Behrens. of the Grand Opera Company. and MI
Franz Rummel. the pianist. and Mr.. NJ. Van Gelder.
! violinist will take part.
Mr.. Carlos Florentine. in his grand vocal and in.
strumental concert at Chickering Hall tonight. will
be assisted by the following artists:-Miss Evelins
Hartz. soprano; Miss Eloise Elliot. soprano first
appearancc) Miss Antonia Henne contralto; Miss
| Morgan. harpist; Mr.. Jacob Graft tenor; Mr.. w. f.
Mills pianist; Mr. Charles Werner. violoncello MT.
| Caryl Florio. accompanies. The programme
| promises much entertainment.
! The sparkling operetta. ''Der Seecadet" was at
tractive enough to draw crowded houses at the
Thaia Theatre during the first four days of the past
week. and the pieco will be continued for
time to come. having now become very popular. On
Friday and Saturday evenings the performance con-
sisted Of Schillers masterpiece, .Die Rauber." in
which Mr.. Henry Conried sustained the role Of
Franz Moor in artistic manner.
| concer. will be given in Chickering Hall ON
Saturday. the 29th inst under the auspices Of the
Spanish Choral Society for the benefit Of the
sufferers by the flood in Spain. The following
artists will assist:-Sehor Aramburo and Nine
Adini. Mile. Estelc Buzzetti. CASTOR Blay violinst
Ramieri vilanovs. pianist; Miss Rosalba Beecher.
Signor Moderati. and the French choral society
L'Esperance. The Spanish residents Of the city in
tend that the concert shall be brilliant success
Miss Hank has just returned to England. after
brilliant starring tour at the German opera
houses. Her Lenta, in Wagner's Flying Dutch
man." is highly praised by the critics of Msyence.
| In Baden Baden Miss Hauk sang before house n
tanning ali the princes and their present The
Empress Of Germany absent at the Strasbourg
| maneuvres but commanded her Obers sthofmeister.
inn to express to our country woman her regret ut
not being able to hear her sing her "Lebiings-
| liedcr.'' &,
The oratorio Society Of New York-Dr Damrosch
conductor-will give Mcndelssohns oratorio.
"Eljah" at stcnway Hall. during the present week.
The public rehearsal will tako place Friday after
noon and the concert ON Saturday evening. The
solosts Mrs. Mary Louise Swift. Mrs. Amy Sher-
win. Miss Anna Drasdi. Mr.. Ch. Fritsch. Mr.
Franz Remmertz and Mr.. Myron w. Whitney from
Boston) Mr.. Franz Remmertz will sing at the
hearsal and Mr.. Myron W. Whitney will sing at the
| concert. -sHsg frI Id.
"Thc pitch at the Royal Italian Opera. London"
says the Ahenaum. "is to be lowered next to
tho ddpason normal This alteration. which will in
Instruments. has been decided upon mainly st the
instance of Nine. Adelins Patti. whose voice has
dccpened considerably of years the expense
of her upper register NJ. Lassalle the baritone. is
also said to ind the difference of pitch between the
Paris Grand Opera and Covent Garden very smbar-
rassing." f.
London Giobe:--"Adelina Patti. who appeared on