New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-06
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Director Stanton of the Metropolitan Opera House.
was to be expected Ia faithfully keeping his promise
have new opera on the bill each week at that house
In pursuance Of this plan Faust" will be given OF
wednesday next following repetition OF Tristan un@
Isolde" tonight. and to DO succeeded by Tam ann
hsuser on fraay WIN h nduced the week follow.
%Say and N. s%pssaen, Week viii Merlin
OF ws the house viii be closed for time
Madame Treboli and NJ. Divide Musin were the solo az
fractions at the Casino concert last night and their ar
tic singing aud playing much enjoyed oy tne row
peoue who put the pleasures which such musical artiss
unpleasant night Both we're repeatedly caIlea oack
the stage and overwhelmed with applause TheS may os
heard again next Sunday evening
Mr. Edward Moenhauer will give violin recital In
steck Hall tomorrow evening
Mr. Archer's third organ matinee in Chickerng Han
will take place this afternoon. Mr. Archer VIII nave ths
helm OF Nine Stone Barton W. II. Rieger Amy L'ohe'
and Emanuel MOOT
The first Of Mr. Agramonte's vocal recital VIII 'aRs
place at Chickerng Hall o'clock on Wednesday AFTER
nom The artists who will appear are Miss Gertrude
Franklin. Miss Emily wnant Theodore Toedt Carl
Duff and Carlos Hasselbrnk
The Douste Sisters pansts may be heard az CHECKER
ing Hall on Tuesday afternoon at O'clock anu hermann
CARR on Thursday afternooh-
The new organ In the Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian
Church. Brooklyn was formally "opened" at concen
Inst Thursday evening II Is from the factory OF Messr
Hook & Hastings Boston. who also built the organ ~
Plymouth Church and the great instrument In the 'he
natl Music hall three manual and pedal key oos
forty-one speaking stops 256s pipes eleven nee" .
registers and eleven pedal movements The concert was
under the direction OF Mr. John Hyatt Brewer orysnit OK
church. and the new Instrument was pia'co W '
| MIR c. Wenham Smith and Mr.. Frank Tart
| The announcement has already been made that
Mr. Sidney woolett, who has not been publicly near"
In this city for two years. will shortly ocpn moro
series of morning recitas. Mr. woolett VIII enoy
| tho advantage of giving these rccitais under me
pppf adj IL,
under the direction Of hr. A. NJ. Palmer, az tho
Madison Square Theatre. Mr. wooilet has oeen DO
foro tho public here and elsewhere, for long time'
and no has been faithful to high Ideal In I msi
beaut full prose. Earnest. thoughtful, giftoi WIN
IL. s sesm and and Of he
There will be six Of his morning rcceais sacn 10.
gi8nns as for the series will include rsnny-on
gi Elaine" and "Ihe Princess" Sir Henry Taylor.
king John" and "The Tempest" and miscellaneous
poems. Tho exquisite story OF elaine" opens tns
series.
John Raymond devoted last week to Cleveland and
Buffalo. Tonight he will appear In Boston
Lawrence Barrett acted last week In Canton Akron and
YOUNGSTOWN Ohio ard IN Warren Bradford ami DUBOIS
Penn Tonight Mr. Barrett will begin an engagement
OF two weeks In Washington
Louis James and Marie Wainwright will appear at the
windsor Theatre this week Their repertory inclndes
yrginius" Hamlet" " Richeleu" and I" Othe'lo.'
Play-gcers who know the fine ability and remember
the past successes OF Mr.. James will naturally Wow
with interest bis assumption Of these Important
standard characters Mr. James had thus far salts
factory season. aud his prosperity bids fair to Increase
Mmc Modieska will produce another play 4" Danela"
by name, TO- night, at the Union Square Theatre.
Messrs Monroe and Rice will appear Poolc's Theatre
to-nightn a farce called my Aunt Bridget" Last
evening Professor De Morgan gave lecture there.
entitled " From London To Rome"
Kate Claxton and Charles A. Stevenson will perform
Mt the Grand Opera House this week in "The Two
Orphans"
Miss Helen Dauvray comes back to New-York this
week appearing at the Lyceum Theatre with her
comedy company In Mr. Bronson How arts play OF One
OF our Girls" tomorrow evening The Lyceum VIII mex
be opened Tonight
Mrs Langtry returns 70 the New-York stage uight
appearing at Nblo's Garden, in Mr. Charles Coghlans
drama OF {" Enemies"
Mr. Robert Hilliard, late Of the Criterion Theatre
Brooklyn, has been engaged by Mr. A. NJ Palmer to act
in Saints and Sinners" which represented in Phila
aephia on November %. Mr. Hliard Is also under Gu
gagement play light comedy part In Turned Up"
which Mr. n c. Goodwin will produce ut the BUou on
December IL. as already announced
Burlesoue of Henry Irving has become positive bore
vet Mr. Goodwin purposes 10 resort to this threadbse
means of entertainment, Saturday night December IL,
when will be produced at the BUou Theatre, as holiday
attraction the play called Turned Up" and travesty
of " Tho Bells" Mr. Goodwins imitation OF Mr. Irving IL
nearly clever as he supposes 1t to be- and such as
IL is IL long ago became tedious
The last nights OF Sophia" passing at wallacks
Theatre Mr. walack proclaims revival OF Mr. IIamIl'
tons play of "Moths" for Wednesday evening" Deem
berS.
Mr. DAILY has in preparation Of Shakespeare
dies which In its original form will be positive novelty
to American playgoers In the meantime Love IN IIa
ness" is IN a successful career at his theatre
Mr. jefferson In "Trip Van Wrinkle" still exercises his
customary charm The attendance at the Star Theatre
has been large throughout the week and the public inter-
est in this beautiful piece OF acting seems In way
abated. 49,
The attraction at Pooles Theatre tonight will be My
Aunt Bridget"