New-York tribune., 1883-10-26
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

The principal singers of Mr.. Grau's French
company will take part the concert al the o"Sno neA
Sunday night
Anew comic opera by Ernst Catenhusen' en-
tned deutenant Ceene Of the Gnard was given az the
nav Arch Street Opera House, in philadelphia, last gh'
Mr George VandenhOf, the veteran actor,
readsr and teacher has lately returned to NewYork AZ
Ter soourn of two years IN England; ana
soon TO reappear In the iecIuefoo"'
Miss Fanny Davenport has been so prosper
a, r,dora that Mr. Colyile has sought and obtained
~ a,onson or her engagement and she will remain
sree weeks longer the Fourteenth Street Theatre
After Mr.. ID. II. Harkins has revealed himself
as Rtehel,eu at the Twentythird Street Theatre Mr.
Albert Eaves the manager OF that house. VIII invest MN
self In canonicals and come forward In tlc same part
This stage was Salmi Morse's legacy
The organ In the Academy of Music, built by
Hborne Roosevelt which has done service Tor seVeiAi
years has fitted with electric action by the ora'oro
society that possible to play it from the
aS.son Gerd wishing the SPACE for hs viii retain
Sey-bOx In Its old position
Mr.. Irving's engagement, as already stated,
begins on October 60 with the drama of The Bells "a
play that first offered in this capital In August 1877
with the late James W. Wallack MdhidS and that has
aimee been presented here with Mr. j. b. sudley IN that
character. Miss Terry does not appear till Tuesday
night when Charles the FRS" will be represented
with this lovely actress as the Queen.
Efforts to put good organs into churches are
always deserving of encouragement Such an effort is
now making by the good people of the North Baptist
Church. aud a help the Chatterton-Bohrer Concert
Company gave musical entertainment last
night I'm steinway Hall. Nine Chatteron- Bohrer. the
harp-player who gives her name 10 the company was
assisted by Miss Emma Howe, IL. II. Humphries Qenor
Frederick George Richmond (panO Carlos HaSSelOrnk,
(violin and NicOlai zedeler tviolincelol
At the Metropolitan Opera House tonight
Nine Trebell viii appear for the first time in this coun
try The opera will be II TrovatOre." Nine. Scalem
was at first set for the part of the gypsy mother
but yielded up the part to Nine. Trebell Sig Stagno
will also sing for the first time here. The Leonord Will be
Nine. VaeTia II Is announced In behalf OF the manage
ment that the price Of general admission 10 the mouse
hereafter shall be $2 and ~ 10 the family circle
At the Peoples Theatre, this week, the Will
bur Opera Company give performances OF "lolanthe'
"Onvette" "The Pirates of Penzance," and "The Mas
cot" sacred concert" for the benefit Of the Peter
Cooper Monument Fund at this house on Sunday
evening, October 2s, and on october % "The silver
King" will be produced there. The Wilbur company
comprises: Susie Kirwn, Jennie Pierce, Ray samues
Ida Essing Franc Hall, Clara Primrose Molie Power,
Emma Franklin Georgia Lincoln, Adele Parker, anne
Myer, Lille Vance, May Stamford Edith Eyerle Marie
Hall, A. W. F. MaeColin, p Is. Gaunt, j. +. Brand u
+. Mcdonnell Frederick LennO1, +, Vance j h. COMFY
n Myer, W. II. Marlborough A. Burns, j. Brady ~ ran
dali, Ed TOrpay, 8. H. Clark, G. L. Daily, e. WeeEs'