New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-10
MUSICAL And DRAMATIC NOTES.

MUSICAL AND DRAD4IIC NOIES
The rehearsas OF the Oratoro Society have been 70.
sumed. They take place every Thursday evening at
Association Han. Twenty-third-st. and Fourth ave-,
persons wishing to join the choir are requested 10
apply.
Among the principal compositions to be brought Tor
wari by tho Symphony Society during he approaching
season are tho following: A symphony by Arthur
Bird an American composer resident In Berlin; SAINT
ssenss symphony IN c. new symphonies by Brahms
and Rubinstcin BerlioZ's Romeo an" juliet" sym.
phony: Beethovens second and ninth symphonie.;
cnai-kowsky's "CaDrcclo Itslien"; symphonic
poem by Jean Louis NcOde The sale OF season tickets
former suhscrbers will begin at the box ce OF the
Metropolitan Opera House and will continue
wrok. Next week general subscription tickets may
be bought
The admirers OF Mics Lolita must see her at Poole's
THEATRE this week. they will heI at all In Now
York this season. This little player will give
performances at Pooes Theatre. appearing in
The Little Defective She plays six parts in ths
not OF that variety order in which she has sometimes
appeared.
Mr. W. J. Seaman ended his engagement at Poole's
Theatre last night. II occupied five weeks and 1t
has been devoted to shane NaLawn aud The Irish
Minstrel" Mr. Seaman Is clever and pleasing irish
comedian, AMI completely and aivantageOlsY
occupies field which hiss been comparatively vacant
since thu death OF the late Dan Bryant
private letter from Mr.. w. A Wilson, husband OF
Mime. Helen Hopekrk, dated Eisenach, september %.
says zone week more and we go to Lepsc amt get on
paint. BY the time you get this the pigments
will be ali mixed, holidays will be over and we will be
at work again We spent couple OF damp. foggy,
misty moist. windy. and consequently unsatisac-
tory months in Scotland and then on here TO have
least the early part OF our stay lighted by the sad
news OF the death Mary Max Miller, with whom we
had just spent week route, and who was coming
here with US. hut her doctor said mo but won't
write about that"
The dates for tho symphonic concerts at Chickerng
Hall to be conducted by Mr. Van der stucken are: No.
vember 4. December o. January 49, February 90 March
IL April % and the afternoons OF November 49, FeDru-
AIRY an April l.
Mr.. lockwood is preparing interesting musical ser
vices In the Central Baptist Church. Forty second-st.
between Seventh aud Eighth He has organized a
large choir and will shortly produce several important
works. intending Mcndelssonn's xnith Psalm and
stainer's Daughter of Jarus" lew singers OF both
sexes are invited TO join the choir
AT the Casino concert tonight the Armanin Mandolin
Quintet will appear for the last time Mrs. Belle Cole
and Mr.. j. Levy Will be the solo performers.
Mr. Neuendorf announces the beginning OF his Sunday
evening concerts in stenway Hall the 3lst OF this
The orchestra will consist OF fifty musicians,
ana at the nrst concert Carlota Pnne vocalist. aud
Auguste NJ. Fisher. pianist, Will participate.
The NewYori stage continues to be uncommonly rich
the presence OF eminent able and beautiful actresses
Among thoss who simultaneously Visible the
New-York stage are Mss Fanny Davenport, Miss Clara
Morris. Mrs. Langtry, Mrs. Bowers. Miss Ada Rehan.
Mss Eastake. Miss Lillian Ocutt Miss Catherine
Kilder Miss Annie Robe. Miss Catherine Rogers, Miss
Georgia Cayvan Miss Violet Cameron ana Miss Lotta
Mr. Robert MaDel Will shortly appear at one Of the
New Yorh theatres in Mr.. Kellers new play Of
Tangled Lives" piece when been with
marked favor la Boston ami elsewhere.
Nine. Rhea will prluce a new play called FAIRY
Fingers some time next month. at Boston In this Mme
Rhea will represent fashionable dressmaker and IN
scene ahe will display the entire wardrobe that is
used by her in several dramas constituting her
repcrtOry.
Lawrence Barrett. after week OF ample success In
Brooklyn Will visit In succession Phila iel phia and
Baltimore
Miss Helen Dauvray will appear in Philadelphia
October Il, presenting Bronson Howards comedy OF
One of Our Girls FOL the first time in that city.
Mr. Joserh Holland, younsess OF old George
Holland, great tayore at wa'lacks Theatre,
has recently returned from san Francisco. whore for
some time he had been playing juvenile parts at the
California Theatre.
Dispatches from Chicago state that Edwin Booth is
acting to enormous audiences In that city, aud that
hundreds of applicants COR nightly turned
away from the door OF the theatre. Mr. 3ooth enters
upon the second week OF his In Chicago.
Tue play -gUers OF New-York Will MIR. Booth on
November at tie star.
Mr. Redmond and Mrs. Barry are this week at the
Criterion Theatre in BROOKLYN, playing piece called
A Cure for the Blues" which appears to be, sub
stantiay. tie late john broughan's comedy of
PLAYING With FIRE" The original title is better than
given at Tie Brooklyn Criterion Theatre.
The sale Of seats Miss Fortescues first performances
in America VIII begin al the Lyceum Theatre Monday
morning, october IL. Miss Forteseue appears at the
Lyceum October Is, In Mr.. W. :. GDerts play Of
Gretchen"
The production Of" The Lady of Lyons" at the Fifth
Avenue Theatre is wisely postponed. IL announced
tor October la night repete With attractions
Mis-. Langtry has attracted crowded houses In The
WHe's Peril" and that comedy Will he continued a; the
Fifth Avenue Theatre for the present.
Mr.. d. d. Lloyds play. " rhe Woman Hster," has
been produced by John T. Raymond at HU0eys Theatre
in Chicago. IL Is said to TO adaptation from tho
German. The chicago Tunes that large audience
enjoyed 1t hugely. being kept In commissions OF
merriment throughout" anu the same ..tds that
this is best pieae which Mr. Raymond has ap-
the play APP ears be derived It's dron exhibition
of the numerous love affairs OF mldc le-aged
Is n prOessed WOMAN hater." The cast OF parts
helm to denote tie character OF this piece, and 1t
shows The constitution OF Dir. Ray company:
Samuel Bundy John T. Raymond
Prot. Horace MulOrdge. William CulngtOn
III Lane henry Holland
rom flpey San SOtncfn
Thompson ..-.Jele Liant
tE!ahuO tbe (Ohnor
MasOn
hGs Lucy JOY ieIen Tracy
Mrs W alton. Octayia Alien
The nnal farewell engagement OF Mne Rnea viii Dc
played In New. York The roper ory Of that actress
includes Frou Frou."" Dangerous Came" Pyg-
maion and GalAtea." Tue Romance OF u Poor Young
Man." and other plays.
This week Will probably SEQ the arrival OF Fraulein
Lehman, Mime. Cayallazzl, Fraulen LeonhardI Herr