Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-27

u ZEK'S
Splendid Italian Opera Troupe,
Combination Of the ate Havana, Astor Place. and Gas.
tie Garden Troupes, 100 in number. grand and nu
mefou' chorus Complete and unequa He'd Orche stra
under the direction of MAX MARETZEK and SIZ
ARDlTI.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
Ithaving been ed (u cons .quence of an invoun-
tay in fixing the opening night in Charlie sion
aud New Orleans that there will be given FIVE per
formances in this city the Director, desrous OF avoid
ing any disappointment 10 families living distance
beRs to announce that there will be given, for the pre-
sent, only
THREE GRAND OPERA NIGHTS,
The first at which will take place on Wednesday, Oct
%. Due notice will be given shohld he succeed in MAJ
king such arrangements as will enable aim to prolong
his stay in this city.
The Director, in presenting himself to the citizens
of Richmond, thinks it superfiuous to dwell, on the
merits OF the artists who compose the company. -
Without abiding the fame they have acquired in the
Opera houses of London, Paris, and the principal cities
o. Italy, he bees to call the attention Of the public to
the immense strength of he Troupe in point of
numbers and to the perfection OF the cast oil both prin
cpais and auxilisries This perfection in all the de-
partments will form the leading feature OF the enter
nens he is going offer, and he trusts the patron
age extended to him during his short stay will warrant
him in making future such arrangements asiw insure
to the city oil Richmond regular season of Italian
Opera.
The director regrets that the engagements previously
entered into do not permit him to produce all those
great operate Aster pieces which have been given
during the last eight months in New ork Boston and
Philadelphia He has, however selected from among
them
THREE OF THE BEST GRAND OPERAS.
which viii afford an opportunity OF presenting in sue
cesson the different eminent
PRIMA DONNAS. TENORs AND BAssI,
in such roles particularly adapted the display
OF their vocal and histronic powers.
NO OPERA CAN POSSIBLY BE REPEATED.
The following prominent artists will appear during,
the three nights:
The great PrIma Dounas
ANGELINA BOSIO,
Prima Donna Assolua of the Italian Opera Of Paris
Madrid, &c,
ROSE De vRIEs,
Cantatrice di Camara ofiH. NJ. the King OF Holland
and Prma Donna from the Grand Opera of Paris &c.
The tavorite American Vocalist,
Miss VIRGINIA WHITING,
Prma Donna from The Astor Place Opera House
The highly celebrated Tenors
SIGNOR LORINl,
Primo Tenofe Absolute, from the Imperial Opera of
Vienna, La Scala. Milan, &c ; honorary member of
the Sta Cecilia, Rome and
SIGN0R VIETTI,
Primo IenoSe from the Grand Opera Houses Of Wen
ma, Rome, &c.
The great aud wonderful dramatic Singer,
SlGNOR MARINI,
First Basso Profunda, from the Royal Opera House
London; from the Imperial Opera House of Vienna
La Scala, Milan, &C.
The powerful Barytone
SlGNOR BENEYENTANO,
Primo Barrytono Absolute from La Scala, Milan,
San Carlos, Naples, &c. &c.
The popular Bassos
SINOR SETTING ROSl,
From the Grand Opera Houses in Italy, and lately
, II principal Basso from the Asior Place Opera
sIGNoR COLLECT,
Primo Basso from Modena, Turn, &c, and lately
Havana.
In addition to these numerous leading artists w i'll
TWO sECUNDE DONNIE.
TWO SECOND TENORS.
And TWO SECOND BASSI.
The unrivalad GRAND CHORUS will con sst
TWENTY-FoUR LADIES AND GENTLE
MEN!
THE MAGNIFICENT AND POWERFUL
ORCHESTRA,
Which has been the theme of unrIvalIed adm,a lion
in New Y ork and Paiade phia, consists of the
BEST PROFESSORS.
AS carefully selected from the first Opera Houses of
Europe. 1t will be conducted by the eminent mas,
tro,
sIGR ARDITI,
Musical Director OF the Grand Tacon Theatre. Fl a.
vana, and led by
SIGNOR LIETTI,
Conductor and Leader of the Astor ace Opera House.
THE FIRST GRAND OPERA NIGHT
Wlltake place
ON w EDNG,SDAY, OCTOBER 18th,
FOR THE FIRST AND ONLY TINE
The famous Opera lin three acts) by Ben, en- titled
Il L u III ANls
Which has been received with the most unbounded ap-
plause in the Grand Opera Houses in Europe, Hava-
ma, New York, &c. 1t will be given with
MOST POWERFUL CAST AND SPLENDOR
Embracing the names OF the great and unrivalled
Sig'r Angelina Boso Sig'r Lorn
Slgr Marin Sigr Beneventano
Miss Julia Gould So'r Parozzi
Sg'r GinbiIei
Conductor. ......................S g'r Arditi
Leader. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .Sig'r Lietti
Chorus Master. Sig'r Henser
IronlpteF. Slgr Becheriui
Stage Manager :.:;;;;,::;....:....Sig Catnens
FULL AND COMPLETE CHORUS AND OR.
CHESTRA.
The renowned and stirring grand
LIBERTY DUETT,
which has produced every where such an immense SON.
aation, will be sung in the second act by Signors
Marni and Beneventano
INTERNAL ARRANGEMENTS