New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-11
MUSICAL And DRAMATIC NOTES

The present week will be- exceptional In that
no opera will be brought out at either OF the two
great establishments. AT tho Academy of Music Or.
pheus," which made q most pronounced success last
Friday Will DO given Wednesday evening and satur
day afternoon and The Tanning OF the Shrew" will 10
repeated Friday evening The representations OF tho
American Opera Company challenged the admiration OF
musicians during last week for the thoroughness OF prep
aratiOn which they eyinced and the whoesoued
efforts of conductor, artists and all
concerned to make clear exposition
Of the purposes OF the brettst and composer There
admirable degree OF finish In the ensemble OF
heard GoeEs opera more than once are unanimous In
tho opinion that grows ia beauty with Repetition
be as follows: Monday DE Mesterslnger" wetnes-
day Die Walkure" under the direction OF Herr SeiD;
" Die Mcistersnger." Last Saturday afternoons per.
Torrance of +" The Queen OF SHEDS" was witnessed
the season 1t Will be gratifying to the lovers
OF the Ger representations TO learn that arrange
ments have practically been made which secure Herr
seds services for three years after the close OF this
Tonight the American Opera Company will give ito
first performance Of the Brooklyn at Academy
of Music Brooklyn. Tho opera will be The TAM OF
the shrew," with the same cast as in New-Y'rk
Master Bernard sinsheimcr pupil OF Rich rd Arnold
violin. will give concert at Steinway Hall
Thursday evening with the help OF Mrs Annie Louise
Tanner, Mrs 3. b. Anderson, Emanuel Moor, Emil
Schenck ana Max LIebIng.
The annual concert for the benefit the German Hos
ptal will take place tomorrow evening In SteinWay
Had.
The third Of the Brooklyn Philharmonic Society
will take place on Saturday evening public rehearsal
FRIDAY afternoon. The programme Is rs follows:
Overture LeOnore" No. Beethoven
Symphony, in MINOR op. io............-..;: Dvor
Concerto for piano A minor ..-sehudann
selections from Die GOtterddm erung Wagner
The most interesting OF the Thomas Popular
Concert tomorrow evening will be two movements
from spohrs Conservation OF Sound" symphony. Ru-
busteins ID minor planofOIte played by Mr. J0seay1
and a novelty, Norwegian Artists Carnival" By
svenisen On Thursday afternoon the programme will
inc Jude the ovcrtures Taunhauser anu ODeron,
Mozart air (sung by Mrs. Blanche stone BlrtOnl Bag
znis Allegro de Concert for violin tpayed by Charles
HildeDrandtl. and Hallen's Rhapsody No. l.
A performance of The Miaado" will be- given this
evening at the Lexington Avenue Opera House by the
amateur opera company composed OF members OF tho
New York Church Choir organization.
Mr.. Sidney Wooett ended his series OF dramatic re-
citas at Philadelphia January and he has TO
Chicago Mr. Woolett purposes to give entertainments
there and slso at Cleveland. Detroit. Cincinnati and
other Western cities He merits kind welcome ana DO
Will Ill pense a refined aud intellectual pleasure.
Miss Kate Castleton Will appear at the Standard Thea.
tire January 1s presenting for the first time in this city
n new farce, entitled Patchwork Miss Ca~tleton's
dramatic company comprises j. Gilbert Eddie GirSrd j.
" Long, L. X. StOckWeiI, Ada uuldh' Esther hiAsMs
and Others.
Mime MOdjeska, at the star Theatre. will devote tho
present week TO AdrienHe, Mary START ami her rev
drama entitled Donna Diana" The latter announced
for next Thursday evening"
sThe Ratio ttcher remains at NlblOs only two weeks
longer 1t has drawn large audiences and is bright
and pleasng spectacle and deserves The
Kirsfys will present this piece the Boston Theatre
January 25th with Mr. Hubert Wilke In the principal
part
may be seen this week ut the Criterion Theatre, Brook
lyn. Miss Claytons company s shown by the appended
cas OF this drama