New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-05

strumentS.
The Guv'nor" Is an established success at wal
lacks Theatre. 1t is understood however, that the
drama of Forget Me Not" is IN rehearsal here,
and furthermore, that Mr. Wallack intends to bring
forward the melodrama Of THE World" by Henry
Petit and Paul Merritt. Of LOndOn.-recentY pop
ular success at Drury Lane, London.
Agnes Ethel now Mrs. Frank w. Tracy, ofB1fiao'
to act in that CITY, at the Academy OF Music, on
December -. 2s and 20. She will lmpcrsonate
FrOa Frou. Her temperance will be made lot
benefit OCCASION and she will be assisted by sew raj
amateur actors Of recognized abihiY. Am'5g ine
latter are Mr.. Townsend Davis and MT j. k Drake
of Buffalo.
In consequences of the large demand for seats at
Fridays and last nights performances of " La
Damnaton de Faust" by the symphony Society,
BerlloZs work will be repeated at the Academy OF
Music. on Tuesday evening. December II. with the
same chorus and orchestra. and the following SOLO
artists: Mar ucritt. Mile Valera Faust, Mr.. lar-
vev; NePh'sioPhei@, MIR. RemmeI'z BraHder' Dit.
Bourne.
The tweuty-scveuth annual winter concert Of the
ArIon Society vii take place at Sieiuway Hall on
Friday evening The solo artists will be Miss
Lillian Bailey. soprano. Mir jacob Graf, tenor. Mr.
Fraiz Remmrrtz. baritone and Mr.. Max Primer,
pianist. Dr. Damr0sch will Conduct the chorus 81
The Ari'u Society and the orchestra ot tn sym
phOuy society.
NJ GcoT. Heuschcl's FIRST vocal recital will TAX"
place at Stelnwy Hall on tuesday evening. Mr
Heuscbel VIII sing auas BY Hayda. Cars,ima ard
Handel. and songs by schubert. q ctHov Il. schu-
Manu. RuOIn-te.n and Brahms, b sides a duet .. hls
own with Miss Bailey, - bat wc t"' we're May
ing" He viii nave he assistance OF Miss L.ulah
Barley. soprano, and of Sir. W. h. Sherwood
pianist.
Wilhelm. Mss Frit,ch AMI Con,tautin : err'berg
VIII appear in to-nighf- concert ut K,'ter & BaPs
Concert Hall. Wihalmi will by the Meuiessohu
Violin Concerto and PoioIaise by Laub. Miss FrtscH
wall sing ScAubcrt's Ave Maria and " The
Woods" bg WecEeriIn and Ster Oerg viii play the
+ minor Couccrf. OF S.harwenka. q Fugle and an
lmpromriu ny Rh-Iu Der ler. GIvOtte of hls own,
ana In 3 " Nlcniinc4le.'
The public rehearsal for the next New-YorI
Philharmonic Concert viii take place at tie
Academy OF Music on Fuily afternoon, and the
concert Will be On Saturday evening. The pro
CANINE is as follows: Overture. CorIoanus"
Bert9oven; Unfinished Symphoggr " srna'eft;
vocal parts suns by Hessr-. ". G.. Tower aud Max
lrumaul; Flus, mplony' Ll-zL
1rau-lltions OF the plays which Mlie. Bern
hardt appear wors made b. lore her season be re
began. by Mr. FredercE A. ocnwlb, and these books
have been continuity sold IN BOotus Theatre aud
elsewhere since her first app lrauce. They contain
tine French text. printed opposite TO an English
cquiya emf. Ibr translator has not armed at a
polished iyle but 20 absolutely II erli rem Ter
iug. ANA IN tnis latter respec. his work has been
taItuiuIy done.
MI Rafael Jo,efy VIII play at the Metropolitan
Concert Hall thIs evening. and Mr.. Thomas viii
conduct. Jo,effv will perform Liszts Fantasia on
Hungarian AIRS" and the Sche ~ from Lltolf's
fourth Concerto Symphoniqu,, both with orches-
triI accompaniment. Among the selec IONS for the
orcues IA are subnsicu's Feramors" ballet music.
Nas-eaers Scene NapoiitaIues.' the Overture and
march from Iaunuau,er," and the familiar
Bach ar.
The first Thomas-Joseffy concert viii take place
ct stenway Hal on tuesday evening. Decem-
Der H. The following programme has been de-
cided upon symphony, q minor. W. A. Mozart
PIqnofortc Concerto Hat. op. 49, Beethoven In
PRODUCTION third act De Meisteranrer," Wagner;
piano .os. /. Passeped. from minor suite, J. :.
Bach. =. Cantique Damon LIZ; 3, Val~es,
souvenirs a. Amerlque,D Ia. JOsrty Scherz'.
Queen Nal" Btrllozi Fantasia for piano and
orchestra " Ruins OF Athens BrethoVen-L''Zt.
There viii be matlDees by the sane ari- on hurs-
day and Saturday afternoons Il tie same week
jefferson will act IN Chicago. this week. He
viii Re seen mere both as bob 4cres and Rip Ian
U.Akf It's presentation Of he Rivals" has
proved a iudcIous and prosperous enterprise. The
old comedy, wherever presented has attracted the
educated class. and has given unalloged pleasure.
The changes made by Mr.. jefferson in this piece
were desert ed go this journal some time ago. when
he produ eel " The iivdis' IN PhiladeiphIa. hose
riII,go. have been made with sound Ii znent and
good tastc and they render " he Rivals be ter
actng-plav than II was before.
Haverlv'- Mnstres come back to Niblo's this
week Hayerv's Fourteenth Street Theatre Is
occupied by the L ce Troupe, IN a fantastic med
lev called Prince Achmct.7 The troupe contains
several bright and capable players, but tie piece,
which ppeaIs 10 De a rehash of Horrors" too
trivial for serious comment This sort of entertain
nent. however please many persons. and n Is to
be noted thai the Rec Troupe. in the seventh |
week OF It's engagement at HIveT.Es Theatre. mas !
continuously attracted good houses, and - stih
doing a good bushes. l. seems 50 proper 10 re-
mark that TN" peaceful pursuit OF ucre Is some hing
thai naturally interests those VINO engaged IN
10 far more than II be expected TO interest the
outside world.
1t seems likely that the contemplation of a statue
To Rouget de LIsle, the composer and author of |
LIZ Marselllaise' may lead TO the production Of |
hitherto unpublished work by Mcyerbecr 1t APP |
pears that Mever0eers enthusiastic admiration for
the Marsclase" prompted him to dovctail ii into |
some incidental music which he volunteered To
write for drama entitled " La Jeunesse de Goethe"
The situation to which Meysrbeer supplied All |
orchestral accessory said to be OF great beauty aud
musical merit Is the following: Goethe Is standing |
bv the window Of his study. plunged in thought. |
The subject OF his France; the leading i'll
cidents al the great Revolution pass IN review be-
fore his minds eve. Suddenly, moved by poetIcal |
Inspiration he breaks out INTO declamaiOry verse;
and. while he Is giving utterance 10 thoughts that |
breathe and words that burn the orchestra, al lr-t
DianissImO aud gradually developing force- |
their maximum OF power. plays dcscr ptlve fan !
tasIa, III winch are embodied Jhe hrpub!icah melo- |
dies - Ca IRA" lie Chant du Depart and La |
Narselli se0-Rouget de isles composition beng !
most Iugeuiousiy made to predominant over. and, as
il were. 10 absorb INTO ITSELF the other two hymns.
II is hoped that this work VIII be gwen at the IN
yelling Of DE Elsie, sat1e.
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