Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-24
MUSICAL AND

Francisco.
BARLEY Campbsll's "SiberiA" Is 4 mag.
nifcent success.
John r. Rogers accompanies Minnie
Palmer to Europe.
Charles WyndhAm and company remain
In this country next season. %
Mary Anderson's fret week In Boston
WAS . notable, popular and artistic hit.
Work on the new opera house In st.
Paul, MIMI, will be commenced carly In
spring.
Charles WyndhAm's daughter will make
her appearance on the London stage next
season.
William Herbert, now with Rose Ely.
tinge, has been engaged by Nat Goodwin
for next season.
Before Salvini retires from the stage he
will visit Spain and Russia In o profes.
sional capacity.
"The Amadan," Boucicault's new
drama, Is drawing immense audiences to
the Boston museum.
A new operetta by Grisssnti, called
"Crementinella," has been o success at the
Rossinia, Rome.
Dion Boucicault before he appears at the
| Manhattan theatre will make 0 short OF
the New England states.
Mr.. George Riddle, Of Edipus" fame,
| will play Romeo to the Juliet Of Miss An.
! derson In Boston soon.
lawrence Barrett will make his first visit
TO Washington this season IN the 26sh inst.
He plays there one%week.
Theodore Thomas receives 5000 for one
| performance Of Guonod's ''The Redemp.
tion," In st. Louis, during May.
Miss Alice May MRS. G.. B. Allen) one
Of the best Of English opera bouffe artists,
10 coming to this country before long.
John McCullough's last Boston engage.
ment will be memorable a. the most suc.
eessful ever played by the tragedian.
The Bohemian violinist, Ondrioek. has
been playing ct Vienna with great success
Edward Hanslick speaks very highly Of
his abilities.
Mary Anderson will appear at the Ly.
oeum theatre, London, under Henry Il.
Abbey's management. The engagement
10 for two months, commencing on Septem.
Der /.
It IL said that Henry Irving has deter.
mined to produce 1.-THE Tanning OF the
Shrew." He will play ''Patruohio" him.
self, OF course. and Ellen Terry will be the
vixenish heroine.
The musical jubilee at Syracuse, N. Y,
Wa . great success. The receipts amounted
to $40, 600, (which Gilmore received q, 500.
Miss Winant, Miss Beebe. and Mr.. Toedt
were the principal ~soloi,ts.
The tour Of Mr.. Theodore Thomas with
an orchestra will last twelve weeks and
w;ll ha beoun April 06 In Ra1kimore. The
line Of travel viii extend to San Francisco.
Miss Belle Cole and Mr.. Frederick Har.
vey will be the ~soloists.
Miss Emma Abbott and company rem.
dered Patience" so satisfactorily In In.
diAnapolis that o deputation Of citizens
sent q request to Miss Abbott to come
back at . near future and produce the
piece again.
TIE actors who have beeu really engaged
for the Cincinnati dramatic festival, which
will begin its work In April, are Law.
renee Barrett, John Mccullough, N. G..
Goodwin, Mary Anderson, Clara Morris
and Mile. Rhea.
Barnum, the inventor of the woolly
horse. has decided to build q new opera
house at BRIDGEPORT, Conn, and will com-
mence the necessary arrangements. The
most modern improvements will be in.
%troduced, and the seating capacity will be
1900.
Mr.. Theodore Thomas will give special
performance Of Wagner's "Parsital" in o
more or less complete form later In the
season. The arrangements contemplated
provide for two OF the Academy, New
York, two at the Academy, Brooklyn,
and others at Cincinnati and elsewhere.