New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-25
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES


Madame Madeline Schiller the pianist has re-
turned to this country,
Inc spectacle of the "Black Crook" was lately an
bounced for production. in London, at the Alham-
81 Louis is to have monthly orchestral concerts
MS NE, winter under the direction of Mr. August
Massenet is about to write q new opera, the
mhTett9 of which is founded on the elder Dumas's
Dou Juan de Mariana"
Emile Sauret, having given UP the post he oc-
copied a short lime ago at the Cologne Conserya
Tory as gone to Berlin.
Mr. Miers new drama called "'49v will he nro-
auced at iaveriy's Theatre next Saturday evening.
Mr and Mrs. Mckee Rankin will act the PRINCIPAL
parts. f'
me Italian opera season at the Academy of Music
WIZ oeSln october IL. Mr.. Maplesou was expected
to lie We London for New-York on Thursday of this
week. Va was
Patience" has been produced at the Boston
Museum with moderate success. The local press
afforded by the words aud music have not been
taken advantage of bv the per ormers
The Athene Quartette is the name of q concert
organization III Boston which has received warm
praise from the New-Enrland press IT. consists of
Misses Llilan Louise Roberts, Emma Cecilia Hall
Sadie Hehshaw Whittemore, and Lolita Winton.
The Worcester (Niass) Musical Festival will begin
Tomorrow. Carl Zerrahan will be the conductor
ana am ng the solo singers will ne Miss Kellogg
I lnsst ta Ty. Mss Wi@ant and Messrs Tom Karl
l he ouofuS wlii number about 900 voices
The season at the Metropolitan Concert Hall will
close this evening, when MIR. RudolG Bial the con-
dnctor, viii have benefit. The chief attractions
Will be the playing of Mr.. Theodore IIoch cornet
ana oil LeIhots Military Band, which will be heard
III conJun ton with the regular orchestra.
The thoughtful aud appropriate action of the
theatrical managers with reference to the nationa
calamity. with which all classes have been afflicted
has already been noticed. Last tuesday night all
the theatres III tn country were closed. The New
YORK anu Brooklyn managers held a formal meeting
at winch Mr.. n. NJ. Palmer presided, and at which
resolutions of sympathy unanimously adopted
In addition to the closing on Tuesday it was agreed
upon decision of subcommittee appointed to con-
slider the ques ion If closing the theatres on the
late of the Presidents funeral TO close that occa-
sion also. Yesterday it learned that few Of
ihc New-York managers have repen,ed of their good
intention. The theatres AZ viii positively remain
closed on Monday are the Union square MADISON
square STANDARD, Booths Biou, Gernauia Thalia
IOmlQue, HaVcTly's, the Fifth Avenue. the San
francisco Ministries. and the Brooklyn Park. he
others 1T is possible will endeavor to improve the
holiday
NEw-YoRK Sept. 81 1881.
The managers Of places of public amusement in
the cities OF New-York and Brooklyn in adjourned
general assembly in the Union square Theatre A.
VI. Palmer ESQ, in the chair this the Dist day of
September. 1881 to consider the sad event of the
death OF the Chief Magistrate of the Nation and to
lake Joint action expressive of their participation
in the universal lanentation Of the people of the
Republic, resolve 10y unanimous vote:
ftrSt-That, in common with every profession and an
Glasses OF the community, heartily agreed in our
deiFst@lon OF the grteN crime by which President
GARFIELD lost his life and thc country promising ser
wees OF an eminent statesman.
ScCOJd-Ihat Ia lV viii tle
that burdens the hearts Of family the
dead ana III respectful attitude approach the mourn
precincts 81 the stricken circle 10 sorrow
Ihird-Ihat, IN addition having closed orr severa
houses on the evening 90 the 2Oth inst also agree Ia
"sipone all performances mat otherwise would he
On the day To be fixed upon the final obseque- OF the
late President.
"Where Joy most reyrls grief doth lament"
/ FDarth-That these, preamble aud rcsolltious NJ
'eStod by tIo Special COMMITTEE, have publication
HENRY l.. ABBEY,
WIN r.. SIM,
JOsKPH IL. TOOKER,
n vi. PALMER,