New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-29

week of its engagement at Haverly's Theat,.
Will tonight present the extravaganza Of "p,,.a
Achmet.' rnhQ
Lawrence Barrett will appear in this civ n.
Der ~, mt the Park Theatre, in "YouocRs Ian,
Lawrence Barrett will appear tonight NJ co,,,
Sims Park Theatre. Brooklyn, as Rcheieu '''onel
EnchantDentD at Nblos will give MAJ.
December g. to "Haverly's Colossal COored Cam
On THANKSGIVING Day Mr. Haverly received g..
nine Of his entertainments in New-York and q, -,
road, the sum OF $22. 600. We
Robson and Crane IN the farcica play OF "s..
and Flats" will remain throughout the my,
week at the Standard Theatre. ~a'
The recelp:s at the Standard Theatre on Tia,
giving night we're S1.37j. This exceeds thu t
night OF - Pinaf0re at this house by $ij. ~i
Clara Morris. continuing her highly succ...,.,
series of matnces at the Park Theatre, win III
tins week Oh Tuesday and Thursday, IN "AhFysyS
Dir. Blrtiey Campbel's play Of "Matrinonu,
current this week at 1ayerly's Theatre B-ooL.'
Will be produced ut the Standard Theatre ny,
Monday. A'
The melo-drama Of the Legion Of HONOR No.
current at tho Park Theatre, a play Of roma,,.
interest and exciting plot, and 1t Is well mouDtS
ana acted with ability.
The French melodrama Of diane is In nr.,.
N.
time. succeed the excellent and prosperous pla,a.
" Daniel ROcnat.'
Mile Benharts exhibition Of paintinQs o..
has been removed to Sarony's gallery. TIN, apr...'
to be a part Of the sensation that might "A o.,
have been omitted
The " Life. stories and Poems OF John Brough,,,
edited by William Winter, - nearly ready, aud W.
be published within few days by ucssrs Jsmo,p
OsgOod Il Co., OF Boston.
Dir. George ii. Jessup author of A Gcntlen,.
from Nevada mas written piece entitled sam1
Of Posen; or the Commercial Traveller" This viii
be produce at Albany, December y and after,yai
at he Park Theatre. Boston.
The dramatic benevolent society If "The Elt,r
is 10 have a benefit al the Academy Of Music n,
Thursday afternoon. Mccullough will app,a,.
HyHfHs with John A. Lane a. Ca gius IN the o,s,rI
scene from "Jdiius Cesar" IueFe Is an ann.
programme Ot varied pleasures.
Nj. Days holiday piece, " Needles and Pima,
in the enjoyment Of constant favor a, his tbeat,o.
" The GuynOr" is an established success al VA.
LACKS; and Mr. Mackaye's drama OF Hazel Ktkep
still remains so attractive at the Madison Sog,,,
that It VIII doubtless Iur along in una 6ated 49,
perty to tie end of ITS first year.
The operas ut the Academy Of Music this week vii
be. Tonight, Linda; Wednesday, "Mef.t9fe,es D.
Friday. AIDA; Saturday, La Sonnambula'
Martha" will be given next Monday night for Ira
first timc tins season, with Mne. Gerser. NJ.
Cary. Clmpauiui, Del Purute and COrslni IN a,
cast. " L)ucuSrin" Is IN preparation.
Joaeily Will play at the metropolitan Concert Hall
tomorrow evening. Ii Will be his inst appearance
there ami he will play Iaganteia by L.sz. and
the Pagamni-Lis La Campanela!n Nj. lhoma.
will conduct the orchestra II Is announced that
the fall season at the hail will close Oh "Wednesday
December ., and that the winter season viii opel
IN January.
The concert Of the Ljederkranz Society last ngh,
was as attractive az its concerts always are
There was On orchestra conducted by Mr. Pau.
which played BcethOYcn's Leonore overture No.
8. The male chorus Of the club sang a SOM BIZ
M6hring. Mr. Mills contributed some pianofors
numbers. and there was an excellent periornanced
Memberships Hymn Of Praise" One Of the mOs
interesting features Of the concert the Singh,
of Miss Emma Juch. a young soprano, who
made her first appearance on this occasion
Good singers are so rare that il IL
pleasant to note the appearance of one who gives
such excellent promise as does Miss Juch. She Is
still very young. and her voice retains much Of ts
plrlish quality but it Is high fresh, pure and de-
Ecbtfully true and she seems 10 have been well
taught 50 far Her style, ike her voice, Is as vet
undcyeloped. of course, but her singing indicated
the possession OF Intelligence and feeling and these
with such a charming organ rs hers bids far to
become should make IN admirable singer Of heE
She sang the difficult PJlaCca from MgnOl . IN
somewhat constrained fashion. but correctly. and
size was still better III the solos IN the Hymn Of
Praise" Her singing Was slnpe and unaffected
and ner voice Is charmlhgiy Sympaihelc.