New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-21
MUSIC-THE DRAMA.
MADAME PATHS CONCERT.

II seemed on Thursday evening as III INC so"4iS
and standing capacity of the Academy OF Music was
strained to the utmost by the audience gathereo w.
,other IN hear the first Iatu concert, ana yet ere
,nuet have been several hundred mOe persons pres
ent Yesterday afternoon at the second concert ~
exhibition of interest in the far singer h"S 0
astounding and the widest EXPECTATIONS VI ~
Abbey were more than lied. The receipts LOT INC
49, oopcorts have certainly aggregated $4,000 ana
NAV have exceeded that sum. Yet the auOnchoo9
have not been society" audiences. The poAcS o0"
tanned strange faces, and on Thursday evening uoi0
was no brilancy. of dress. 1t looked as IL l"i30
contingent came from the small towns around Nc"
York and the rest the lovers of music VINO "ero
sanxous not to miss what might be the last appear
ance OF the diva in this city.
Yesterdays entertainment, far as beautiful
vocaizaton is concerned reached its climax s,t N
MADAME PATHS performance of Ariitls Mss WaIu'
a hobby the tar niger has ridden 10 Vctoiy q
q mi from Tr1,vIata" and that assigned to Mar,
CaIet in the Gar Scene III GonhV 1h ,a 80;
Enthusiasm followed her ali the afternoon she supple
menicd the iyatq air Win an I RDcSe Snd
yrueated III bicio" The other artists without ex
ception also recalls MT Abbey ahH M theo two
concerts Madame Patti will return to the Guy anu
give third on Monday evening oil hoA' "'eA'
MUSICAL. AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
The tide of popularity which was turned away from
the Casino by the unfortunate Violet Cameron engage
ment has been brought back by " Erm'nie ana our
ing last week it flowed generously and most graIuy-
ingv to IL management The opereta has !easserteu
its sway over the pleasure-loyng public with all ls
old potency And deserves its success LOT IL is
among the cleverest of current operettas ana iis
is all bright and clever Mr. "sTn com,sS r
umphs continue his finest performance runner 'h
ever.
The musical portion of the Thanksgiving service TO
be held at the South Church, Broadway ana twenty
ert 81 uil he heautifed by Mendessohns air, Hear
NV MlSsH
hymns and anthems by Staner, Barnoy ana hahusser'
AT tonights Casino concert the artists who are IN
Madame PATHS company will appear. Madame
Scalchi will sing the gavotte from Aignon ana 'he
drinking song from Lucreza Borgia"; sgnor
Galassi, Wagners Evening star snS S; WIN Snpa
aMApparip and with Madame Scalch the familiar
duet from II Trovatore" Madame Novara a song ny
1anottev from Martha will also be sung, anu the
orchestra will number fifty musicians
The first of the chamber music oncers OF the Phil
harmonic Club will take place at Chickerng Hall on
Tuesday evening.
Organ concerts are much more numerous this season
than last Mr. Gerrit Smith began his second series
IN the South Church yesterday Mr. Archer VIII
resume his matinees tomorrow in Chickerlng Han;
when Miss Hattie Clapper will sing ami Michael
Banner play the violin AT the same place on frloay
afternoon the first OF the long series OF reeais pro-
jected by Mr. John White will occur. Mr.. White VIII
have the help of Mrs. Jessca Haskell Fuller, soprano,
and Mr. Alexander Lambert, pianist.
The date of the OF the three soireos to be given
this season by the NewYork String Quartet has been
changed from the 9TH to the I'd OF December
Mr. Courieds Opera Company will return to tn"
Grand Opera House with Z" The Gypsy Baron " to-
morrow evening.
The opera list at the Metropolitan this week is as
follows: Monday and Saturday matinee, The
Golden Cross aud Vienna waltzes Wednesday
The Prophet; Friday "Tannhauser." On tue two
last mentioned dates Herr. Niemann Will appear.
MI Jeersons engagement at the Star Theatre to begin
on November o. will be devoted to rip Van Wrinkle"
Mr. jefferson has not played this part III NewYork Ill sew
era years and therefore the OF this familiar
play will possess to many persons an air OF novelty
Lawrence Barrett will produce " Rienh" on December
IS in Washington instead of Mr. Boxers tragedy Calay-
nos the revision latter not having yet been salts
factorily concluded for him by the author.
Miss Helen Dauvray will appear next week in Louisville
Her company been recruited by the addition OF Joseph
Whiting, j. g. Sayille and others.
Mr. Mante will reappear in New-York next month and
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