The New York herald., 1879-07-13
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Miss Antonia Henne is at Lake Mahopac.
Nine. Carreno is ut Mount Vernon, NY.
Miss Gertrude Franklin is at Saratoga Springs.
Mr.. Max Godstein is summering at Babylon. L. I.
Mr.. A. L. stoddard will summer at North Brook
field. Mass.
Mr.. W. f. Mills will spend the next few weeks at
Lake Mahopac
Nine Julia Rive-Kng will later spend few weeks
at Richfeid Springs
Miss Louise Leslie is reading with much success
at the summer resorts.
Mr.. Ch. Fritsch. Ralph in tho "Pinafore." made
hit in Baltimore last week.
Mr.. S. F. Warren the organist will stop at Yonkers,
N. Y, during the month of August
Mr.. W. c. Dietrich is ARRANGING several concerts
to be given in Saratoga in August.
Miss Annie Louise Cary still remains at the resi-
dence Of her parents. at Portland. Me.
Carl Woofson. the pianist of Chicago is spending
his summer among our Eastern resorts.
Nine Anna Granger Dow is visiting friends in Bos
ton, where she will remain for some time.
Mr.. S. B. Mills and family at the Catskill
Mountains. and will return about September1.
Signor Ferranti has been engaged for several
certs to take place in Lake George. Saratoga and
other popular summer resorts.
Mr. William Courtney is summering at Eagle
Bridge. N. Y. He will give several concerts during
August, with Remenyi, ut Saratoga and other sum-
mer resorts.
De Murska during the present week will sing in
concert at the Exhibition building, Philadelphia.
after which she goes to Europe to fulfil engage
mept with Mr. Henry Jarrett.
Mrs. Alva Merrill sails for Europe in a few days
to play in a series of English engagements. She
opens in London Viola, in Twelfth Night" and
follows with julia Juliet and Beatrice.
Gilmore's band at Manhattan Beach. Neuendorfs
at Brighton and Downing's at Cables represent at
fractions the equal Of which not enjoyed under
the same advantages anywhere else in America.
Haverlys Colored Minstrels will present q new
series of special plantation features during the
ing week Haverly's Theatre. They have drawn
very fair houses considering the season. and give
enjoyable performance
"Nannette Labarre" four-act drama from the
pen Of Charles Z. Newton, will be produced at the
Chestnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia, early next
The story of the play is derived from incl
dents Of the French Commune.
De vvo. next season, will bring out Carlotta Patti.
with a strong company. She will appear here at
Chickering Hall the 24th Of September. and then
in the principal American cities. after which. via
San Francisco. she will go to Australia.
Sothern and Florence have abandoned the fishing
grounds first selected by them. and come nearer
civilized haunts. where the salmon bite better.
Dundreary gravely writes that the fish in the river
were poisoned early in the spring. and that it is
safe to eat them"
MISS Agnes Herndon. who has appeared in the prin-
cpal cities of the South and been warmly praised by
the Southern press for the artistic ability exhibited
III her several impersonations. will probably be
member Of one of our leading metropolitan CON-
panes next season.
Herr August Wilhelmj gives two concerts at the
United States Hotel. Saratoga the 5th and 7th of
August The other artists to assist include Miss
Gertrude Franklin. Nine. Julia RiveKing, Messrs.
Cn. Frtsch. A. f. Stoddard Max vogrich aud W. e..
Dietrich, musical director.
Miss Fanny Davenport, who is now at her mothers
cottage ut Canton Pa. will begin her starring
in September with repertoire that will include "The
Child Stealer," the melodrama which Lucille Western
made popular. besides . number Of legitimate roles.
She appears at the Grand Opera House in October.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Bandmann. who will CON-
mence engagement at the Standard Theatre in
September under the management of Mr.. William
Henderson, bringing with them from England well
chosen corps of actors and actresses promise to in
troduce many new effects in connection with their
Shakesperean and other plays.
Mr.. Raphael Diaz Albertini. young Spanish gen.
tleman, who when a mere child, accompanied
Gotschalk, the pianist. with the violin, and who in
1875 received prize from the Paris Conservative
will give concert at Saratoga during the for
the benefit of charity which is in charge of num-
Der Of well known society ladies. He is said to be
superior performer.
Mr.. William voegtlin, recently of the California
Theatre, San Francisco, and tor q number Of years
the chief scenic artist under Jarrett Palmers
agement. has been engaged by Mr.. E. G. Gilmore for
the next season at Niblo's. He is already at work
from models sent from Paris by the Kralfy Brothers
for the new spectacle with which Niblo's Garden is
to be opened.
Madison Square Garden continues to be one OF the
prominent evening resorts OF our "stay at homes'
and Dodworths band supplies to tho full the pleas
ure that our loungers seek. Miss Rose McGeachy,
an artistic who has sung with much success in New
York and elsewhere. has been engaged among other
soloists and will appear tomorrow evening in the
rst of eighteen concerts after which she will make
o tour of the United States.
Ono of the most agreeable places In New York
where . summer night may be enjoyed in the hest
of company is Roster a. Balls musical salon
Twenty third street. The programme. under the di
recton of one Of the most accomplished orchestral
leaders in Europe, is in every way superior, and
from eight until half past eleven =. NJ. leaves little
to be desired in the way of melody. The usual Sun
day night concert will take place this evening.
The Church Choir Pinafore Company after o very
successful season closed their engagements last
night in New Haven. They will together again
in September. On Wednesday night they drew q
twelve hundred dollar house in Hartford. The local
journals say it the finest audience
sembed in that city. The line of people waiting to
purchase tickets is described extending than
a square. Several Of the company leave for Europe
next week.
At Tony Pastors Theatre this week the leading
novelty will be the appearance of Miss Ella Zuila
aud Mr. George Loyal The first is said to be dar
ing performer of aerial eats. and the latter called
in the programmes the human projccte." 1t being
announced that he will bo shot from a dis
tance of hfty feet and catch a trapeze in his fight
through space. In addition to the above named
parties the comprises fourteen fifteen artists
who keep audience merry with the exhibition of
their peculiar specalties.
Victor Masses romantic opera, In Ave acts-en-
titled "Paul and Virgna"-created considerable ex
citement in Paris and London last season. where it