New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-22
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES


Miss Emma Abbott and her company were in Bal
| tim0re last week.
| Goodwin,s Frolques reappeared in this city last
night, at Haverly's Theatre. In "Hobbies.'
| Maurice Dengremont. the young Brazilian violin.
ist, will make his debut in Boston on March 1.
sarasate the violnist. has been giving concerts
| in Paris.
Mary Anderson acted Juliet last night. at the Bos
| ton Theatre before an immense audience.
Mr. G. B. Bishop appeared as the Bldor BedotL at
| Hayerly's Theatre, in Brooklyn. last night
Marie Roze will appear next Monday, at the Fifth
Avenue Theatre with the Strakosch-Hess Opera
Company, In " Mephistopheles."
Haverly's Mastodon Minstrels appeared in Baiti-
more last night. They will be in Washington dur
ing inauguration week.
The iftieth consecutive representation in this city
Of Olivette will occur next Saturday at the Fifth
Avenue Theatre.
Mr.. Henry BergRs pay. entitled Loves Alterna-
tive" will be placedOn the stage next Thursday
evening at the Union League Theatre.
The School for Scandal was given at Wal
lacks Theatre last night in lively fashion, aud to
the pleasure of considerable assemblage.
Rubinstein is to make four concert tours this
spring The first, in Spain is already begun. The
Others will be in Portugal, France and England.
"The Bankers Daughter" was reproduced here,
IaSC nfX1t AZ the UfaDu Opefa nOuSe, Dy tuo Onlou
Square Theatre Company.
The eldest European musical society is said to bs
the Collegium Museum Ultrasectinum created in
the year 1881 at Utrecht which fosters the study Of
music, and likewise aTranges the s0-cailed town con-
certs at Utrecht. On the Goth of April next is
25Oth anniversary Will be celebrated by musical
festival.
Extra performances will be given at most Of tho
theatres in New-York and Brooklyn to-day TO sig.
Woah lin Rirth and provide
pleasure seekers who desire theatrical entertainment
Mr. Raymond will repeat his amusing persOnauOn
of .Fresh. The San Francisco Mnstrels viii make .
sport. Mr.. Neil Burgess wilrenact the Htdor BedoH
at the BiOu Theatre. " Hazel hlrke " may De seen
at the Madison Square.
Wagners music seems to be becoming more popu-
lar in Paris at any rate something Of bis is to be
heard at h6ary every important concert there, and
the public is content to listen to 1t without proyld-
ing an improvised accompaniment of hisses whis-
Ting and cat-calls such as attended the first per-
formanees of the Funeral March from " Die GOtter-
dammerungn at the Cirque oliver On one sum
day, few weeks ago, a number OF selectloDs from
the 'Flying DutchmanD were given at the Pasdu-
iOuo concert and the Ride of the Walkyries' was
played by the COlonne orchestra.
Theodore Thomas, in the current number OF Serb
ney's Montkly speaks Of the Vretched music per-
formed at most of theatres between the acts
and says of it: Why appeal in music to aiower
class OF allow in the orchestra lower standard
than is in keeping with what Is presented on the
stagep The question Is timely one. AT recen5
performance in what has long been known as the
leading comedy theatre IN this CITY, the orcDes-
ira not satisfied with their Instrumental efforts.
supplemented them by singing 10 palniuIiy ngu o
brious fashion the chorus to the song or Inc
Whale performing the while their orchestral parts
The exhibition was q ridiculous Que, ana marked
about the lowest pitch when we nave yet seen
reached in the performances of a theatrical orches-