New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-16
NrsTc,L. AND DRAMATIC NOTES.


Friedrich lIaase makes his first appearance at the
Gcrmana Theatre tomorrow night
Madame Garstcr sailed for this country last Thurs
day the City oi Rome.
aThe Snake ClaImer" will be produced this
week, at the Bijou Opera House. succeeding La
Mascotte."
Mr. Albert D. Hubh7rl will give pianofortc re-
cita at Chckering Hall on Tuesday afternoon His
programme Is very varied.
1t is reported that Nine Pcschla-Lcutucr will
come to this country next year for a long concert
tour.
"Twclfth Night" will be presented ut the Fifth
Avenue Theatre on October -, with Nh Crane as
Sir Toby Be,cd and Mr. Robson as Sir .Harrr Iyue-
check.
II is said that the Strakosch brothers in treaty
for theatre IN Paris They intend 10 give Italian
opera there next winter and 10 rclnqush all under
takIngo III tins country.
Edwin Booth will act King Lear on Monday and
Tuesday, Siyjock and PciracbiO on Wednesday,
Richard hc Third Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day, aud Hichciica at the Saturday matinee. The
present is Mr.. Booths third week at Booths Theatre
Miss Geneyicyc Ward enters on the last week Of
ler engagement at the Union Square Theatre in
" Forgct-M Me Not" She VIII appear ut the Globe
Theatre, Boston, on the 2fth-Fanny Janauschek
succeeding her on that date at the Union Square.
"Olivettc" at the Metropolitan Casino is now
running much smoothly than at first. Mr.
Campbell will assume the tenor role tomorrow
evening and there will be some other changes made
IN the cast.
Mile. Minnie Hauk was married shortly before her
departure for this country. She il now the wife of
Chevaler Ernst de Hcsse- Wartcgg, the author of
the successful book on North America reviewed
some time ago 10 The TRIBUNE. NJ. dc llcssc-
Wartcgg is about 20 publish volume on Iunis.
Cali Marie is said TO be in negotiation with Max
Strakosch for an engagement TO appear in opera in
America. Galli-Alarie is "A sister Of Paola and Irma
Marie who have both sung in this country IN opera
bOule; but unlike her sisters, she Is "a singer of
grand opera, French and Italian.
Hans Richters provincial tour through England
with his orchestra has been given up. but he will
give two concerts nLondon on October u and 20.
Beethoven's Eroica " and Choral Symphonies, and
selections from WagneTs works make up his pro-
grammes.
London is to have an unwOnted number of
orchestral concerts during the next spring and
summer season. There will be six by the Philhar-
monte Society, five under Mr.. GAM, ten under Herr
Richter six under Mr.. Charles Halle and five under
Mr.. Lalnoureux, the late conductor at the Paris
Opera
Mr. Edgar FawcetGs farce Of" Americans Abroad"
is announced for continued repetition, nightly and
at Saturday matinees in Days Theatre. 1t shows,
indeed. some signs OF increasing popularity. On
Wednesday afternoon, October 49, trou-t rot"
Will be represented here, with Miss Agnes Leonard
In the chief part for the benefit OF the afflicted pe0
pie of Michigan.
Mime. Marches, the famous singing teacher. who
counts Mime. Gerster among her pupils, recently
heard Mile. Vachot, Mr.. Mapleson's new prma
donna, sing in concert at Treport. She writes in
letter lately published in the Signale that she
"sang in a thin and rather trembling voice but
with much charm and grace, the Pages romance
from Lie Nozze di Figaro and the air from Ii
Barbiere di Seviglia.'"
When the late Khedivc was expelled from Egypt
he established his harem In Naples to the great dis
gust of tho Italians. Not long afterward O number
of the inmates escaped. One Of them named
Sahibe discovered that she had q charming voice
and sought employment in Vienna, where she has
been engaged by the manager of the Josef-Stadt
Theatre. An Egyptian prima donna will certainly
prove q novelty.
Massenets new opera, "Herodiade," which is
shortly to be produced In Brussels. has semi-