New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-22
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

Some remarkably brilliant programmes have been
arranged for the concerts of the sed Orchestra at the
Brighton Beach Music Hall during the midsummer
season. Yesterdays particularly good. embracing
numbers from the works Of MendelSs0hn, Wagner.
schumann, Fahrbach Bende Strauss, Weber, Loesch-
horn. Verdi Gillet SantSaens and Meyerbecr. and
large audiences attended the both afternoon
and evening Today's programme contains selections
from the compositions of Adam. Sant-saenS. GODDARD
Neverbeer lIenselt Wagner Schumann, Steck ROssini
Mendess0hn, Dvorak GOunod. List, Bizet. Cha0rier
and strauss. These furnish charming variety OF the
highest quality and will delight hosts of lovers OF good
music.
W. ]. Henderson, the well-known musical critic
will deliver a lecture on "OIchestration" at the
Brighton Beach Music Hall on Monday afternoon
August IL. Mr.. Henderson will be assisted by Mr..
seidl and the seidi orchestra and selections from
Bach Beethoven List, Wagner and other composers.
cbestra viii be performed This entertainment will
take the place of the usual afternoon concert
During all Of this week Mckee Rankin and his com
pany Will rehcarse The Canuck day and night with
full scenery. 10 insure smooth performance on tie
opening night next Monday. at the BiOu Theatre
Although the sale of will not begin until Thurs
day morning, a great many letters have been re
ceved at the boXOce rcservlng places for the open
ing night, and three large theatre parties nave ar
ranged to attend the first peliorlance, Inc nG' "a
the local stage by an audience of such proportions as
10 test the capacity OF the house
T. Henry French and +. c. stanton revised the two
halets Choosing the National Flower" and d" Peace
and War Yesterday at the Madison square Amphl-
theatre Some new movements have been added and
the groupings made decidedly more picturesque INC
rrsis too particularly in Choosing The Nauoh"
Flower" is much brighter than formerly Mr.. strauss
changes his programme every night; his own exquisite
melodies ALWAYS being enthusiastically received me
nightly attendance at the Garden Is always EOCu anu
ms The time approaches for this admirable aUfdclOh
IN deDari the vast incOsurc contains thousands VINO
desire 70 see it, The fourth strauss sunday ns con-
cert will be given next sunday
Three tons OF scenery for " The Red Russar.' which
IS to be produced at Palmer's Theatre on August H.
arrived from London the steamship Tower I'LL
yesterday.
Among the passengers the Tower Hill YESTERDAY
was Mrs. II. L. sargent. who. it IS said, was leit
destitute in London. Mr.. Sargent IS to manage ue
American tour of Lady Churchill JoncTill who also
came on tie Tower Iill. Mrs. Sargent was accom-
,a"ed nv her two children, and their passages We're
Iraid nv Charles Wyndham, A. VI. Palmer anu Ddllei
FrOhman.
The march that awarded the fTst prILe Oh Sl ~
offered y the Casino management was pcIlO! ~
he casino orchestra for the first time last night wv
saCnIar leader Mr. Kerker, conducting me iuchA
comnoser Leopold Fuenkenstein was present anu hdu
t6e pleasure Of hearing his composition hcdFllS e
cOred. -, ,.-t,o uoot -.rden
last night She said that the report that ne" inc
ar Wa 10 be built for her in New YORK by some
capitalist friends true, but that site hau ho' Dce