New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-10
in tine Academy Of Music, in this city, April 20 In
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"Les Huguenots."
The fftieth consecutive representation OF Billee
TAYLOR - occurred and was duly commemorsted last
Friday evening at the Standard Theatre
Miss Anna Dickinson appears this week In fmia-
dclphia under the management OF Mr. Jom S'e'Son'
in the character of CiaHde Me!Rotc
At tho evening service at old Trinity on Faster
Sunday and the Sunday after Easter Richard holi-
mans anthem, Christ our Passover, VIII DC sung
Nine. Esspoff has been giving concerts Win
brilliant success in Kicv. Odessa and other nNhS
in Southern Russia. She is now in st. Petersburs
The new burlcsque of Billy the Tailor, or All
I've Eat has been received with hearty laughter
at the Theatre of the San Francisco MiiS'IciS'
Nine. Clara Schumann and Herr Joachim are IN
London and are heard at most of the Monday anu
Saturday Popular Concerts.
Mr.. Josefly will play at the Metropolitan Concert
Hall this evening. The most important OF his Sc
lcctions is LISTS Hungarian Fantasia
Mr. Joseph Murphy succeeds Mr.. J. X. Emmett at
the Grand Opera House nppca 1g in Dir. Marsdens
Irish drama of The Kerry Cow
Miss Gcnevieve Ward has been well received IN
Chicago. at Havcrlys Theatre, and she will remain
there another week. She IL 10 appear IN Cincihhau
OH April Is.
Miss Mary Anderson is resting this week Sho
will however resume acting on April l.. and dur
inp Easter week she will he sccD In Nashville ana
Louisville.
Mr.. French has published new comedy III fonr
nets by MIR. Leonard Grover. 1t Is entitled
"Dooners Trip" aud the author states that II has
been translated and freely adapted from tae
French"
MIR. Edward Lamb q comedian always excellent
and ,cservcdly popular in eccentric characters re-
Gently made an uncquivocal hit i'll Boston ~ nah
Hep.
Bach's passion Music" is to he sung by the
Handel and Haydn Society Of Boston on Good
Friday. Memberships "St. Paul wiz be- gwen Oh
Easter Day.
Mr.. Ferdinand Quicken. the pianist was unlucky
enough 10 have his leg broken in railroad ac'i'''
near Toledo few days ago. Tie Is rapidly recover
ing. but Is still confined To ln' Deal
With concert AT the Theatre Royal. Stuttgart
Miss Emma Thur,by completed the il'y-t"o con
certs of the German tour for which she Nas on
gagged by Maurice Strakos'h
Ii is stated that Herr Ncumarn. Lcip~ic man
accr has purchased the exclusive night TO perform
the " Ring Of the NhclunGcn IN France. Lneiai'd'
America and Russia uHili tll' year iNN"'
List has been longer hcforc tn, public ihan almost
any prominent artist now alive. He made hi- drhnt
in Odcflrcg about sixty wears age. ana DIS PROBES
sonal laboTs are not Vel clIcG.
caccmcnt at Iiavcrlvs Theatre. IN "Onr G"tii.'.
and Mr. Rowcs frolic~ninc play of " Fun "n tao
Bristol will be produced there t'-n"ii'" i't'h
4 concert will h, given sunday night. April 4,
AZ the Academy OF Mu,i,. - the principal singer
Of the Mapl,~on Opera 1r"ic !. D. ar1 'l4aiI!
announced that Madame Gcr>t"I will take raii'
Miss Maudc Granger i, netting in Colorado. under
the management OH. :. Lanchishc. in "lroa-i rom.
Camille" Juliet" Pauline. " R".aju4
Margaret Elnorc, ctcSAc WI. a." t"tA'' To- an
fOrna.
The first of the concerts hy Arhuohl.'s Mn. Reg
iIrcnt Band will taxi place AT St'in"ay Hall to-
morrow evening Miss Lizri" trtrell,. ~.Ifaro,
,wIu sing. and Their Vii Doe SCI 49, Tor ''ii.' ,''-'I'''
[ sax phone and number OF Other lio'iuM'il''
The solo singers ~ the Ch,l-' sne.rt'-i nNt
June Will he Nine chka-l~utn,I. " .~. Cary. 'ii
! Mcssr. William Candilus " h.tp't "i.. I'Hin. ~.
/ The chor. viii be ABOUT Twelve A;h 20 ~.i.'-t'
/ and the orchestra viii nuin"r hu"di'" "i" lI.!'
! Nh Steele MaclaJc and hi- dramatic company
Will appear ia this city on App! J.. al Tie Hl'u
Opera House. in bis comedy OF Won 40 Last
The ,xcriion- Of this troui, have u't ".'A ''-.d-
crab favor H. phiiAd, p!D ano ad. .e'it cities
The 5ooth Of Mr.. Charlie llallc- famou. concerts
in Manchester took place i"N N'"e- af". UT.
Hallc's work has covered ."ut tv"rtt-iir'' }'"l-'
during which timr BE- has hal one of o." h-t OBJ h'
ira. IN Euplaud-if not the vcr' hot'-aud has l,p
Manchester IN thr front rank OF Lntli." HI'I dI
t1WIia.
Nj. Walla,k viii end ms engagement. a. 70 h'tuH
1t. IN \ soap Of Paper" Ia. us.oaramao. " i.r
World j. ready. and IT viii Ic pio4u.'i a. Wl!-
lacks on Tuc..lay evening. April IL. S'N'ru Of
the scenes aIc said t0 ICE startling aiid %. much
IaagnIhcrnr'.
A change vill bc made til. week D. the cat II
"H,lal Krkc" al IT, Maaion Juan. IhWW.
Mr. t,corgc Clarke. who has been actin L~' IIor-
crs will a--IIuc tie character %! Spur ioh'I.
while Mr. Ebrn PlGnpun. WnHnr DE r'''uti.'t'" al
this theatre will cnictgr A. LOrf Irdrv'.
The Comley- Barton Company. now on IT. way
bthcr from Chicago. where IT a. cd lat uifhi. Nll
present. "Olivcttcr at Iaverly's 1hcatf" brooklyn.
on TUESDAY evening April ~. Til, lonsc nili BE-
| closed on Monday. Mr.. Tony pcnicT lauiommc
| Troupe g. 10 appear at Iiayery's Lrookbn Theatre
on April II.
Mr. Locke Richardson will coucludo las tAird
series 81 Shakcspcarcan rccItal7 10 morrow after
! noon nj the Union League Theatre. boy reading of
| king Lear" Mr.. Richardson's entertainments
| have met with continual favor. and, ~ cduca
tional point Of yicw, have been specially useful
The sale Of seats for the first uighs Of the Easter
revival Of Oycitc,' Mt the Fifth Avenue Theatre.
will begin there tomorrow. The engagement Of
Mr. John +. Owens meanwhile, continues. in That
Man from Cattaraugus." II IL intimatod that Mr..
Owens intends TO make starring tour Of the
country in that work.