New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-23
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES

| The exhibition of DR.. Lynn the vivisectionist,
may still be seen at BunnelPs Museum This is a
| popular place of resort.
Ar McCaul will produce, at the Bijou Theatre,
| on January 80, new comic opera. entitled,
LAfrique" The author is W. C., McCreery.
Miss Mary Anderson has made such a brilliant hit
in GaIGa, that she feels warranted in Offering this
performance for run of five nights On Friday
night she viii take her benefit and act Galatea and
one scene from " The Daughter of Roland"
"Oiyettc" which has been having very success.
full presentation at IIayerlys Fifth Avenue Theatre
by the CONTEMPLATION company, viii be Withdrawn
tonight to make room for Nine. Favart."
Catherine Lewis, John HOvson and Frederick
Leslie will be in The east and the costumes and APP
pOnments Will all be new.
The IIocy and Hardie Combination may be seen
this week, al the Grand Opera House, in "A Child
OF the State This strong melodrama. il will DO
remembered, was brought out in 1850 at Wa lacks
and met with success which has lasted ever since.
Mr.. George lIOcy has altered and adapted it, in
ludlcous and effective manner, from the French OF
DEnnery.
John Mccullough who dcyotes this week to
Brooklyn, will he seen Tonight and FIddy as FIR
qiriw, tomorrow and Saturday as SpGracu'. on
"wednesday as OheIlo, on Thursday Richard H..
and at tho Saturday matinee as IngomGr Mr..
Mccullough has been playing at the Boston Theatre
10 crowded houses. for TWO weeks He brings his
own dramatic company, under the management OF
Mr. NJ w. Conner.
Mr. DAILY will shortly send forth a travelling
company with The Passing Regiment and this
will include Messrs. Digby Bel, J. W. Shannon. I.
j. Ringgold Charles Rockwell, +. P. Wilks, Henry
Macdonough and +. B,rtram, and Miss Marie Will
Jams, Mrs. Charles Poole, Miss virginia Brooks,
Miss Georgina FIagg Miss Kate Quincy. and Miss
MAY Sylye. The tour will begin at Providence.
X. L. Oh February 6. Mr. Days travelling agent Is
Mr.. Richard ID ,rney.
The fourth concert of the Brooklyn Philharmonic
Society will be given on February Is. This viii DO
the programme:
symphony No 3. B minor unfinished. schubert
~ Violin cGiigato by M Hermann BfaDdt
INTRODUCTION to third at Iciea '..... cheruoini
Aria In que'yn s Sn hSni G'f@ na,c Cary beethoven
symphony TO Dantes Divina Commedta" List
with chorus Of women's voices.
A new nursery operetta will be produced in
Chickerng Hall on February 9, for the benefit OF
the Summer Home Of the Anthem Memorial Church.
1t is entitled " All on summers Day. is in two
acts, the words by Mr.. Henry Gallup Paine, the
music by Dir. Richard Henry Warren. The Opcretta
is founded on the classic poem beginning:
The Queen of Hearts, she made some 5arts,
All on summers day,
and the cast comprises the court cards OF trump
suit in the game of euchTe, az follows
The King of IIcarts-An impecunious monarch, liy-
ing in retirement
The Queen of Hearts---IIis spouse an admirable
cook, but whose culinary abilities are limited 10
the production of tarts.
The Ace Of IL rts-Tleir lovely daughter
The Kn3ye OF l!earts-A villain.
The Knaye of DamOnds-A purse-proud patrlclan.
III is understood" says circular announcement
"tHat these cards originally belonged to whist
pack, which, when many OF the pp-cards were
lost fell into disIIse. The cards, however, still
keep up their organization, although, being
short pack they are compelled to conduct them.
selves III accordance with the rules of the game OF
cuchrc. When the scene opens in the kite zen OF
the King OF Hears Diamonds are the trump SUIT
But Hears become trumps during the first act
If the Judgment of The World, of London, is TO be
credited. the publication of Berliozs LettroS IN
tines will not increase the publics admiration for
their writer. They show him from that f,arfully
excited and almost crazy side OF which his Me-
mors give us many gimp3es. thing until now
not clearly understood is proved by the letters.
namely, that by tho side of a nucleus of enemies
quand meme, he had much greater number Of ad-
mirers in France than was generally supposed, from
his calling his countrymen idiots IN music and say
ing, Nais Tart en- france est mart; HSeputetG' by
following his communications 1t - easy 10 see th''
if after grand concert, he realized only dement, OF
ESQ the reason was, the extraordinary eXpehsc-ho
had an orchestra which cost him f455. when ne
received IN official invitation to give great COLI
cert goo being paid him for his trouble, the IiiSs
condition lie made waS-5OO musicians III 1870
with Miss Smithson to an extent exceeding madness,
he suddenly spoke of her as la file Smlthsoh De-
couse during her absence ne had fallen in love with
Camille NlOoke but She while he was in Italy, mar
rving NJ Pleyel he returned to his old love, and
eprers ct malqro tout married her. They were tho
happiest beings under the sun and over the SKY;
several years after which, she drank, and he loved
another idol. IL is distressing 10 see so gsahlic
musician, so undoubted genius IN MS dTeSSug
"nwn Instead of the brilliant composer, the emil
nent conductor Won see the human Delhg WIN
all his fCllics and ecccnricitieS, and you remeDo
what Frederick tho Great said: There exists "o
great man for his valet ~