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fovorits with visitors at waIlack's Theatre. The

favorite with visitors mt Wallack's Theatre. The
house has been well filled each night since the new
piece was produced and the spectators go away well
pleased.
The anniversary of Mr.. Raymond's production OF
Fresh will arrive on February g. and will be ap-
propriateiy commemorated at the Walnut Street
Theatre, Philadelphia, where Mr.. Raymond VIII
then be acting.
The fourth concert of the Symphony Society will
take place next Saturday evening In Steinway Hall,
the public rehearsal on Thursday afternoon.
youthful violinist, Michael Benner will play Spohr
concerto IN A ("Gesanps-Scene" and the orchestra
will give MoZarts symphony III q minor and Rubln-
| stems Ocean symphony
Miss Dora Fest will give concert in Chickerinc
Hall on tomorrow evening. She will play MenGels-
sohn's trio in d minor op. 40 with Mr.. Arnold and
Mr.. Werner: the "Riroetto Fantasia" by List ;
and with Max Primer, Saint-Saenss variation
on theme by Beethoven, for two pianos; Mrs
Emil Grainm VIII sing some songs by Schubert
Greg, List and Franz.
Miss Mary Anderson's first week at the Grand
Opera House will be devoted to Juliet. Pdrthenid,
Eradne and Galaea There will be a Wednesday
matinee here, at which Miss Anderson's company
will present the melodrama of THE Bells Mr.
Studley enaCtng Matthias Miss Anderson herself
VIII not appear on this OCCASION
In Mr. Mervale's play of THE Cynic," Nephis-
tophees takes the form of sort of Beau'ednt-a
villanous rejected lover. who repeats the ancient
Iqchimo expedien'. OF making wager that the
lady who has preferred another man before himself
will betray her husband, and he makes use of still
another rejected lover in an effort to cause this
catastrophe and he fails. The resemblance To
Faust is 40 remote as not TO be visible.
At Steinway Hall Thursday night a concert was
given for the benefit of the German Ladies Society
for The Relief of Widows aud Orphans The music was
generally of popular order and was performed by
Miss Hattie Schell soprano; Miss Antoine llenne
contrato; Mr. Sternberg. pianist Frederick Stems
bass; Oscar X. Stems baritone; Arnlm Sch0tte,
orCanst AdOph Hartdegen. ylOlOncelSt. and the
male chorus of the German Liederkranz, A. Paur,
conductor. The audience was numerous one.
"Foggerty's FAIRY" has been laid aside at the
London Criterion Theatre after brief career, aud
il is referred to as failure. If SOthern had lived
to play the chief part in it. We do not believe it
could have failel /; and before an American audi
ence with Mr.. Jefferson or Mr.. Wallack in the
chief part, we believe it would still prove sue
cess. The, Great Divorce Case" "Le Proces
NeauTadieuX" has taken its place AZ the Criterion.
and new comedy, by +. W. Broughton, has
been announced there.
At the Thalia Theatre this week. cheerful little
opera, called THE Chevalier of San Marco" will
have three performances. after which NJ. Sardou's
dirty play of DvorcOns" will he produced for the
first time in New York and Miss Kathie Schratt. of
Vienna, who has been imported for this purpose,
will perform Cgprienne The cast will include ike
wise, Mr.. BaSsermann, Adoph SINK, lhe0-
dore Ballmann, France Kerschner. Miss kuehle
Miss Brandmann, Miss Jews aud Miss Kaden.
Mr.. Daily makes known the fact that he has
adapted Sarlou's play of Odette," and, as pre-
viously stated, the New-York puhlic will see rhls
work at Days Theatre on February 6. Mr.. Ban
croft does not produce Odette " in London till
April Clement Scott writes, with reference TO
this piece. which he in Paris: " The material is
old the theatrical method is new. and SardOu lakes
your breath away with his rapidity, his ingenuity
and his daring" We Judge fro what we have
read of this play, that the molaIisS, all the same,
will have breath enough left to cool VI. Sardou's
do