Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-01-05 00:00:00

ST. GEORGE'S HALL.

THE ',NEXT PEOPLE'S CONCERT,
At the Low Prices, will be given
ON SATURDAY NEXT, THE 7TH INSTANT,
At a Quarter before Eight o'clock,
'When the following celebrated Artistes will appear :
MADAME ENDERSSOHN,
The great English Soprano, .of •the Philharmonic SoCiety'S
Concerts, the Provincial Festivals, &c., &c. ;
MISS M. 'WELLS,
The celebrated Contralto, of the Exe:e;-hall Concerts, &c. ;
MONS. REPRET,
The ,eminent: Belgian Tenor ;. •

MR. J. a PATEY
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Bass, of the Theatre-Royal, Drury-liiie, and the (principal
Theatres of Italy: ' .
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SOLQ Vtotpr :

MADEMOISELLE SOIT-IE HUMLER,
;Who has had the honoin;Of performing before hetlaiesty.

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CORPORAL WOODIIOI7SE,
The extraordinnty Drummer, who e'reated such ifurore.ae"th'i
Threernary Concerts given by the Band of Her Majesty's.
Life Guards, is engaged to perform his , . _ -
; • - SOLO ON THE DRUM. ' ' ' '‘

SOLO PIANISTE AND CONDUCTOIL MR. E. BERGER,
Piardste to the Orchestral Association of tondon.

"We have heard Mademoiselle Humler. She plays on the
• violin with most, charming grace. We Split a spotless pair of
gloves (lavender, 45. 3d.,) with applauding hn. It was.mcge
than we could do to, keep our hands quiet, and 'yet It is not
once in a hundred weeks that we do applaud; the temptation
occurs too seldom. Mademoiselle Hunder must send as the
address'of her gantiek,' fdr, listening to her, we became reck-
less., Bhe, made that stupid-I, oking bit vf.wood appeal, 'cry,
laugh, whisper, scream, fall on its knees, tumble head over
heels, sing, talk, persuade, charm, convince, make love, do
everything that man and woman generally do, and generaliy
du most indifferently. Mademoiselle has no need to talk to
expreis her thoughts—the violin is her conversation : it talks
and sing's at the same time, your ears all the while being held•
as by a loving hand to catch every little word. She is an instru-
mental Madame Bosio, warbling just as sweetly with her
fiddlestick, that seems to have a voice in it. We heard Mr.
Distin, (a great trumpet in his way) loudly apostrophize her as
a female Pagininl.' She pleases as well as astonishes. With
her it is not merely 'tours de force,' but 'tours de plaisir, de
lames, de &lire,' as to speak, in the musico-fanatico style.
On most occasions we would rather walk over several muddy
crossings to avoid-hearing the violin, against which-our exco-
riated ear cherishes a most hearty hatred, but to hear Made-
moiselle Humler we could wade any day through a very No-
vemberish depth of mud, to pay oral homage to the eloquent
music she has the power of extracting from that instrument of
torture."--Punch.

Body of the Hall and Gallery Sixpence.
Reserved Seats
Tickets may be purchased at Messrs. Hime and Son's Music
Warehouse, 57, Church-street, where the whole of-the Music
in the Progrlimme can be had.

Holders of Tickets will be admitted into the Hall at a sepa-
rate entrance.
For particulars see Book of Words, Twopence each.

OUSDEN'S SONGS

CAN NOW BE HAD AT MESSRS.
HIME AND SON'S, MUSIC WARE-
HOUSE, 57, CHURCH STREET,
viz :-

" Contentment of Mind."
" The Little Rower."
" Irish .Tamnting Car."
" Afan Snow Thyself."
"Sarah Bell," and
" Irish Gems."

Any of the above Songs will be sent free by Post on receipt of
24 Postage Stamps.
_
HIME AND SON, Sole agents for the sale
57, CHURCH-STREET. of YOUSHEN'S
LIVERPOOL. JJJ ScniQS,

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