New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-18
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

The Angelo Italian Opera Company will open III
season at the Academy Of Music this evening
The opera will be Petrellss lone which mas been
heard here but few tunes IL was first brought
out by Max Maretzck In 1857
The Armanini Mandolin Quintet played for the Lass
time at the Casino at the concert last evening
The Violet Cameron Company will withdraw "Ths
Commodore" Monday and substitute "Kenir
worth" musical comedy.
The Arion gave its first concert OF tho last
night under the direction OF Mr. Van der sucken The
programme and thu solo perform
era were Miss Charlotte Walker Miss Dora Becker, Y.
Remmertz and L. Moor.
The box-ofice at the Metropolitan Opera House wiz
be oprned to-day for the new subscribers TO the
Thomas Popular the first which ta-s place
single concerts will begin.
Mile. Rhea has a version OF 81 The Romance OF
and TINS she produce Boston Theatre onight
Mrs. Bowers, acting in LADY Audeys Secret has
pleased the sygong public at the Fourteenth street.
Theatre and this drama Will DO tnued there through
out the present week.
Miss Georgia Cayyan has dropped "May Blossom"
but Mr. Ben MagInlsy still adheres the play he
will present 1t this week at the Criterion Theatre Ia
teriOn october 20 with a comic opera company.
Mr.. Edmund Collier appears at the Lee Avenue
Academy OF Music. Brooklyn. tonight. beginning az
engagement OF week. Mr.. Collier enaGts Jack Cdde,
Damon, Vlrginius, MetamOra and kindred parts. Ths
actor is possessed OF much turbulent strength which
seems however, to be guided by earnest and high
bitOn Some OF the prcclamatory material about
liberty, that put forth in behalf Of Mr. Golfers acting
IN Sni, neg66orhood and IL Is not cay to perceive ny
rational connection between performance OF Jack
Cade" and the political reai1ustnenL Of the affairs OF
ireland Mr.. Imund Golfers object h,ud rather DO
perfect himself In the art or acting than TO mis-.
take himself for q liberator OF tho oppressed
MT. Gillette's strong DRAMA Held by the Enemy"
goes on for one week the Madison Square
Theatre. This piece held the suce August lG
Mr. Ii. A lockwood VIII take lt on tour OF the
h.oin nrf ng n at prnu
Miss Fanny Davenport aud Mr.. j. ii. Barnes. who
have been received with favor at tbs Union square
Theatre Beatrice ami BenedOk will per.
form there In Much Ado About Nothing" The produce
ton OF this shaKespearean comedy has been accom-
pished at much expense, and Miss Davenporrs acting
mpArts charm to the Costly scenes aud surprising
adjuucts among which she appears
reproduction OF Mr.. Leonard Growers farccsi
comedy OF Our Boarding House" will be effecred this
week a. the Windsor Theatre. Mr.. Frederick Ward as
Gaiba the Gtadiator Is mpendog. aud he Will shortly
decend at this house.
Barrett attracted crowds or people last week
at Philadelphia. This week he appears at Baltimore
Mr. Barrett does not travel into the South this
will he go further West than ST. Louis and Kansas CITY.
During the holiday season he Will act IN some or tho
NewEngand cities which he has not visited for several
years.
Much interest naturally felt In the first appearance
OF Miss Fortescue. who comes forth At the Lyceuin
Theatre tonight u Gretchen In Mr.. Go-rrs poetic
play derived as TO motive from Goethes Faust" this
piece has yet been acted IL Is to be produced by
Miss Fortssoue with scenery and dresses devised aud
approved by the author aud II Is understood that her
performance OF Gretchen was reh~arsed IN England
under his direction. and Will 90 gwen In accordance
with his ideas
wallack's Theatre has been crowded since the first
night OF Harvest" The comedy seems to have made
good i'm preston, much through the acting OF Mr.
Wallacks Company rs through the piece itself. The
buosing or seats weeks ahes, Indicates long and
steady run II said be tho most prosperous
Ing OF the that tho now Waliacks Theatre has
yet known.
The attention OF the NewYork public this week viii
he directed upon Wilson Barrett aui Miss Eastl'ke,
Mrs Langtry, Mss Fortosoue, Miss Georgia Chyyan.
M.s Fanny Davenport. ana such able and interesting
conuaues as those Of Days Theatre aud OF Wailac.s
:. Afer Business Hours has euteroi on prosperous
RIM nj DAYS ard the new comedy or Harvest nas
been yery well received AT Waliack- There is ono
scenic picture the latter pieco-Mr Goaicners lrsu
1;irn-wnlcn no llay should omit To see. NV
MAY called "a Daughter OF IRELAND Will be pro-
dmret an the rianIard Theatre Mr.. Frei. Bryton
viii npuear at fuoo's Theatre In FORGIVEN " : AND
ConrrdS Opera Company Will eng al the Draud oPegS
House la " Tue GYPSY Baron
The spectacle of " rheodora," with Miss Lillian Olcote
aa tue h.rone, continues its remunerativo career ss
NDlos Garden ard is drawing crowded houses there.