The New York herald., 1879-03-17
STANDARD THEATRE.


concert last evening at tho Standard Theatre. and
with longer notice Of the concert woukl doubtless
have attracted large au aience Tho walking match
at Gilmores Garden. howevcr. has sadly interfered
with managerial calculations during the week. and
the first of the series was not in pecuniary
respect as successful its artistic merit de-
served The programme published was US follows:-
Quartet first movcment Rheinberger pano. violin.
viola and violoncello) Messrs. Hcrrmann Carri Fer
dinand Carri Nj. Van Colder ana II. Schroeder; tenor
solo. "Aria from "Martha," Flotow. MIR. Henry
Woram Violin solo, witches Dance. Paganini Mr.
Ferdinand Carr Piano solo, 'ithaysodie Hongroise''
No. 10, Liszt. Mr. Hermann CARR. soprano solo,
grand aria from "Lucrezia Dorga. Donizetti Miss
Fannie Goodwin. Vioaonceno solo. ''Song With
out Words,'' Mcndelssohn, Mr.. Henry Schroeder.
Basso solo, Little Jack.'' Adams. w. b. Forman-
Tenor solo, Dir from "The Lily of Killarney" Bene.
dict Mr.. Henry woram. Violin solos-a. ..elegie. Err
nst: b. Transcription, "Wllic. have missed you,'
vie'ixtemps Mr. Ferdinand carri Soprano solosma.
let's" Fannie4ioodwin, Miss Fannie Goodwin. Piano
solo. "Grand Galop Cnromntique." Liszt. Mr.. Her.
from "Attiis. Verdi, Miss Fannie Goodwin, Mr..
Henry Woram and w. B. Forman.
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
Mr.. John Mccullough is playing in tho Southwest.
Tho Florencos are said to be.averagng about $1,000
Q week.
been rencwedfor five years.
Joachim, tho yiolnst is forty and Richard
Wagner sixty-si years of ago.
The concert ut the Standard Theatre is to be the
popular feature next Sunday evening.
It is said that Miss Lydia Thompson will shortly
comesto America with strong company.
Miss. Emma Abbott. with her opera company, was
tho seoding sensation at Sc. Louis last week.
Mrs.Scott- -siddons will return to this country in
the fall <.under the management of Mr. Charles A.
Crosby.
Mr.. MaziStrakosch has sent q st. Louis lady to
Europe forthe purpose of perfecting her studies
an actress.
new me,odrama, called "Now Babylon" by
Paul Merritt. has been produced at the Dukes The
atre. London.
Miss Ada Trirfcble has scored In tho play
of .Aiy Son. atstho Grand Open House. where Mr..
John T. Raymondjs the star.
Chippendalc. who has been an.actor on the London
stage for sixtyeght years. and has recently retired
commenced life printers bog.
Tho crowd Is SO dense at Niblp's during the per-
formance Of tho Black Crock that tho police ORC
obliged occasionally to interfere and stop tho sale Of
tickets. --
The old custom of admitting at half price after
nine o'clock has beop revived at the London Royalty
Theatre. 1t would scarcelypayin New York. where
80 many theatres are overnowing.
Ichabod Crane. founded on Washington Irving's
written for Mr.. John T. Raymond by George Faw-
cett Rowe. Mr.. Raymond viii probably appear In it
at waack's later in the
"H NJ. s. Pinafore is an adroit sdaptation from
W. 8. Gilbert's "Bab Ballads" Two or three Of
them have suffered to mako tho most playful fea.
lures of the operetta His clcf notoricy gained
when he brought out "Thc Palace of Truth
Sothern will be accompanied to this country by
the Duke Of Beaufort and Sir John Hill. Doth gen.
tlcmen will join Mr.. Sothern and w. J. Tlorence in
their summer trip to the ealmon fishing grounds In
Labrador which have been secured by the actors.
The Church Choir Pinaforc Company went to Phil
adciphia Saturday night nfter tho performance at
the Broadway Theatre. sang in tho services of tho
day at st. stephens Church, and will return to this
city to-day.
II has been suggested by several prominent Hun
garian residents in the city that O grand con-
ccrt shall takc place at oarly day for tho bene-
t of tho sufferers by tho recent disaster In Sxcgedin
Remenyi, vogrich Do Mursks. Korbay and other
we'll known artists have already signifcd desire to
volunteer their services. Such entertainment
ought to attract great audience.
The play Of "Eugsged." at the Park Theatre has
unques tionably become ono of' che dramst!c and
financial hits Of tho Tho house is throngcd
nightly. and Mr. Horace Wall has had tho pleasure Of
rernitng to tho propretors In London tho handsome
of $1,000 their royalty the piece. The latter
gentleman has granted the following rights up to
date:--Henry T.. Abbey. New York Slate and Now
England including Boston; W. d. Gcmmill. State of
Pennsylvania. except Pittsburg; John T. Ford. Bal
timorc and Washington; George Fawcett Rowe. Do
rninion Of Canada: J. H. Mcvickcr. States Of Illinois.
Wisconsin. Missouri Except st. LouisI. Minnesota.
Kansas. Colorado Iowa; II. r. J. Miles. Cincinnati.
Louisville. indianapolis. Pittsburg. st. Louis, Clevc-
land. Columbus. Detroit Toledo. Dayton. Rvans-
ufic, Tcrrc usute. Lafayette, Owen Fawcctt. small
towns In Michigan for summer tour.