New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-01
MUSIC LAST NIGHT

"Ermnie- the clover operrtta Of Messrs Panlton
and Jaho6Owsd, IS in need OF adventitious aids to
help 1t along the prosperous course which II has
run ever since It first brought forward al the
Casino The humOr OF Francis wilson and Dir. Daboll
and the gracefulness Of the music sufficient to that
end Experience has shown, however, that there arc
hundreds OF people In New-Yors who having laughed
their Gil over It time and time again, still like to
have an for going again and this Circumstance
ustfes the periodical gala representations got up by
Manager Aronson The celebration OF It's tooth per
formancc in New York last night tho most brilliant
celebration that II has yet enjoyed. Tho attendance
was limited only by the seating and standing capacity
Of the house, and tho enjoyment OF the play was as
hearty as II 1t had boon novelty TO which the pub
lie had not been accustomed. Tho boxes and gal
cres werc tastcully festOoncd, some pretty music,
now to the score introduced, handsome Souvenirs
were distributed among tho ladies' Manager Atonson
cheered the hearts Of the principal performers with
baskets OF flowers. the Hofmann episode was bill OIL
in a new verse the Dlckeyblrd7 song of Mr. VII
son. which was further accentustod by the use Of
moro than score of singing birds Ia cages as dccora
tions for the ballroom scene, and when MesSrs VII
son and Dabo entered they were compelled to SPEAK
a few words each the audience before the cnthusi
asm OF their reception would subsde sufficiently TO
lot the comedy proceed. Tho now music consisted of
waltz song for Miss Hall and clover vocal march
with a solo for Mr. OmI In the first act, and song
In the spirit Of tho faElllar music and were rede
manded As a memorial of the affair Manager Aron-
son las sent gold medals appropriately inscribed, to
the authors OF the book and misic. Among many
familiar faces the audience we're those OF ldspenad
stewart. r. b. Musgrave, OK Mayor Grace Ulysses .
Grant ir Colonel i. Chiekering. d. j. seligman
Judge Ingrabau, Judge NcAdam, stuart Robson, D.
A. Buck and Colonel l.. N. Dayton. OF Cincinnati, III
the Chief-ofstaif to General Sherman
Mr. Alexander Lambert. Mr. Cnstav Dannrenther
and Mr.. Adolph Hardcgen, Of the New-York College
Of Music, assisted by Mrs Marie Gramm, pleasantly
entertained a Urge audience with musicale at the
college last night Mr.. Lambert and Mr. Dannrcuthel
played a sonata for plano and viola by Rublntein
Mrs Cramm sang some songs by R!edc Bochm, A
stroletzh and Brsndels. Mr.. uartdescn played a
romance for the cello written BY Mr.. Lambert. and
also Fucts's Humoreskc.' RELATIONSHIPS trio, op
so, also given
Mr.. p. S. Gilmore last night Observed bis Kindly
custom by giving a concert with his band, aided by
Other musicians, for the benefit VI ST. Mays Lodging
House for Girls. at 40. las West Fourteenthst,
hone for respect able young women from out Of town
who come here IN search OF employment. The concert
took place IN Stclnway Hail. and an audience was
present whose size limited only By the capacify
Of the house. Mrs. Anna Louise Tanner was the
vocalist Of the occasion. The programme was HatIc
nm az pnnular nuslc and greatly enjoyed