New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-14
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.


Wilhelmj ~ playing with much success in Aus
traha.
Carotta Patti and her husband, De Munck the
violoncclist, have been giving concerts III Palermo.
Nine. Marie Roze will remain in England next
winter, singing In oratoriOs and concerts.
FTauein Maric Krebs is taking the cure at
the lister Baths, III Saxony.
Mr.. John Stetson will begin his term of manage
ment of Booths Theatre August 20, with the play
of Michel Strogoh."
Mr.. Fred Godfrey, the famous bandmaster of the
Cold Stream Guards. has become insane, and has
been placed IN asylum.
An opera by Leschetizky, the husband of Madame
Essipoh is to he produced III Vienna i'll November.
1t Is entitled " Die Ersta falte."
NJ Coquelin will appear at the London Gaiety
Theatre, next year, with other members of tho
Comede Franchise.
movement is ON foot in Galveston, Tex to bring
Theodore Thomas and his orchestra TO that CITY for
series OF six concerts.
"New Brooms" is the title of new comedy by
Mr.. III. J. Byron lately produced at Dublin, with
MIR. Edward Terry in leading part. 1t is reported
successful.
The Windsor Theatre will be opened for the new
season tomorrow night, with Mr.. BARLEY Camp
bells play of "The Galley Slave" Miss Maudo
Granger and Miss Gussie DE Forrest personatlng the
opposing female characters.
When The Messiah" is given in Cincinnati next
Christmas, Theodore Thomas will take on a full
band from New-York for the Accomplishments tho
Local orchestra being. apparently, inefficient.
lh1mas "llt also give TWO symphony concerts, i'll
a"ditioh 10 the performance OF Handlers OratorIO.
couple of fresh theatrical incidents are an
nounced FOR next Monday, when a play called
Rooms for Rent" will be offered at the Bijou
Opera House, and Mr.. j. b. Polk, with Haverly's
E;oHiedy company, Will appear at Hayery's Theatre
III The farce of - The Strategists."
Mr. ".
season September 5, at the Arch Street Theatre
Philadelphia, in comedy entitled 1.-THE Member
Tor oocum. Their company includes William Her.
bert j. q. Save, james Samuelson j. +. Randall
Jennie Weathersby, jennie Reiferth, Lillian Do
Olrino, ana Annitta Du Mar. The entertainment
VIII be managed by Messrs. Brooks Il Dickson.
NJ. Victcrien sardou. in letter to The London
Aces, denies that his play of Fernando was Dor
rowed las somebody had allegcd) from LeOntlne"
by M. Anlcet Bourgeois; but he states that it is q
n nos version OF story by Diderot, which is
the same story NJ. sardou adds that he has pro.
nacco play based on and entitled I" Don Quixote.'
Inc Leipsic Gewsndhaus will celebrate q double
anniversary this year-that Of the foundation in
i4si OF the Thomas Schulz. to which the long pre-
ol"ihchce Oh Leipsic as musical centre is mainly
nne and that of the erection Of the present con-
cert nall, The hrst concert in which took place
on November 81 17S1 under the direction of Adam
n nnf. A certain Vogt has recently bequeathed
otr marks TO the Gewandhaus Concerts Society
on the condition of their giving every wear OF at
ineast every two Years, a model performance of
Deethoyen's Choral Symphony
Miss Clara Louise Kellogg has concluded On ar
'ahsement with Pond & Bachert for the coming
Season She will give series of concerts commence
tns September 10, in Chicago, supported by CON-
pany which, it Is said, will be of high order of ex-
seiience. Miss Kellogg will sing four times week,
says Major Pond. and receive $500 concert. The
fEen,,ract was signed in this city ON Friday. Miss
eiogg announces her intention to be to sing In St.
tau, Mimi, aud number of caties ia Iowa and the
s'ssoar country in which she has not yet appeared.
~ 10 . year august l5) since Adelaide Nelson
sasd- The Loadoa zAeasrs says: "The London