New-York tribune., 1886-05-02
MUSICAL md DEANITIC NOTES.

Mr. Aronson has arranged with Messrs. H. c. Bunnet
and william Henderson for the translation of Audrans
sement Il Amour which mas been chosen TO succeed
"ErmiAie" at tie Casino The choice Is to be CON.
mended
Mr. H. L. Parkhurst. organst and director OF music
the Madison Square Presbyterian Church, Will give three
organ recals the church successive Tuesday aer-
nooEs beginning the fth instant. at O'clock. TIe
assisting vocasts will be VI - Antonia Henne AMI Mrs
Ii. f. Pirkhnrst. Programmes emitting To admission
can be obtained at scnrmcr's or at the church.
The performance OF Chcvaier de kOntskfs opera" The
sutano ZANZIBAR ANNOUNCED to take place at Aed.
eny OF Music next Saturday evening The plot Is fanc
fu one based on the political acts or Prime Mhster.
who is scarcely disguised by the operate Of Kran.
stk lie has exiled 10000 Polish families Among
them Il the lover of his daughter American GER
the dential friend OF hrrBlsks daughter, outws
the cruel parent. and the lovers and their clever friend
escape to America. Kransik, oppressed witn grief.
takes to drink and in his delrum pictures OF the
misery which he has caused. Finally ne bllsphemes
God ana il carried of by thcdrv Polish
| received with open arms by Columbia We have tried
relate this plot with straight face for tue SAKE "
the Polish exes who are to reap the benefits Of the rep
resentatlon.
On next Thursday Mr schutz, the tenor Of Mr.. Am
| berg's company, Will have benefit At the ln.Ia
Theatre, at which opcretta By NOcSer. emitted
| " Die Jungfrau Won Bellcvllle." will be perormeL
| cantata for solos male chorus AMI orchestra
by Dudley Ick will be performed for the first by
the Apollo CuD OF Brooklyn on next Tuesday evening.
Mr. Heinrich Conred connection with the Casino mas
ceased - ErInlnle VIII De produced May ~ luicr
the direction OF Mr. Harry PAulton the author Of the
DO Ok
Mr. Palmer has completed arrangements with
Mr. r. NJ Field. OF Boston. for the appearance OF NJ
Richard Mansfield at the Madison square Theatre to-
in his lately successful comedy OF "Prncs kar.
This piece was given Tor the first time on April at
Boston Museum. and was received by tho public and
press with enthusiastic appreciation. Mr.. Mansfield
plays a dialect trt IN this piece and he will be sup
ported by members Of the Boston Museum Company.
little book OF great interest to Shakespeare students
Just been prinei az Stra'orl-onAvon. II is called
shakespe,re's Birthplace aud Adjoining Properties"
TIE author Is Nc Joseph iIill. The material was
originally published by hun in me >idifjrl on IrDa
Herald The book is ranI het OF forty pasr, AMI
It Is accompanied by plan showing 'nley So STRAIT
fO:l, the Shakespeare BlrthPltcr' ann the alOnlhs
estates Tnis book ,ins minute account OF o, tho
tiSnois Iands TO man, persons n might prove dry
rca ling; but TO the true -hakespcaran II l. u prIhe
Mr.. Wilson Barrett VIII ran Mr IL \. JOnes's pay OK
THE Lord Harry into the Ester season at the
Princcss's Theatre. LONDON and VIII not produce tao
promised new classical play OF ClHo" untii My.
Messrs Iebln, Ham aud stafford Ha. painting lue
scenery for the new piece.
Miss Rose Coghlan selected for repertory
season, The school Tor ScludN Masks AMI Faces"
AS You Ike IT," " Lon on Assurance" The Lady OF
Lyons" Camille "Our JOAN" and Measure FOR
Measure" This energetic and winning actress Will thu'
he Lddy Teq=e. PeJ Wo0iiJ'on. PoSliisd Lldy
Guy spanker. Pauline. camille. Joan and lsabcHa Miss
Coghau makes known the fact that she w Use tue 'ae
version OF Measure tor Measure that was used 10y ths
late Adelaide Nelson.
The Italian colony. much OF it as IS faithful in
attendance Oh Italian opera At the Academy OF Music.
gathered In Stenwly Hall on THURSDAY afternoon 10
listen a farewell testimonial concert arranged by
Nine Muro-C ELI for Nine SaccOni the harp player and
Sig DE Anna bartone late OF Mr. Maples0ns company
Naturally Sgnor De Annas hearty, OpcnOrea~ted sty!s
of singing and Mme SIccDuls really admirable harp
playing were enthusiastically received
On Wednesday and Thursday evening Nesslers op 'rA
Der Ra;tenfanger Won Hameln" WAS performed at tho
Thalla Theatre On the rs occasion the representation
was the benefit of Herr Lund the energetic conductor
OF the theatre, who has deserved well al ths
hands OF the public for the intelligence which he las
displayed In the prOlucton of new works AT Tie historic
old place In the BOwcry. Mr. Amberss season mas Deen
Io c of novelties and II the performances hid Deen
a excellent they ambitious. they would h'''o
play yed important part IN tue years nu,1cai reco