New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-29

Amusements.
MADAME HENRIETTE soNTAG's
I'VE FIRST GRAND CONCERT
VIII ,ste piece at MetfoPoIitan Hal On
MONDAY. November 20
PRINCIPAL PERFORMERS;
MADAME HENRI2TTE SONTAG,
sisDor g. P0zZ0II&I PATL JULIEN. aad
SlGNOR LUIGI ROCCO,
from La Scala Milan his first appearance IN Nevl Ofk
TIE ORCHESTRAL ASD CHORAL DEPARTMENTS
viii CONSIST Of
SIX HUNDRED PERFORMERs:
The y. Y Sacred Harmonic Society Of.
TIE United German Song Uson CT Societies. .....99
Shurch -
5tanan SA9I ~
DIRECTORS or TIE cHoRUsEs:
Mr. g. Z. BRisToW. Director Of The y. Y Sacred Har
Nj AcRIoo PSuR rector Of The German Song Union
Mr. HENRY c. WATsoS Director Of The Church Choirs
Mr. ScHULLIHGER.....Dire Director o. The tailsn Chor1s
HARPIsT... Mr. ALFRED TOULMlN
CONDUCTOR:
CARL ECKERT.
TO afford the required accommodation the Orchestral por
ton Of the Hall VIII be entirely renodeed the plan OF
dn HS'Sr onshrd Of Metropolitan Hal sBd maseTy
Facilitating the acoustic effects Of the music.
PROGRAMME
overture-shuensee, trst time in Amerca eyeroeer
By the Orchestra.
Romanza--" Maria d Rudenz'. .......... Donizet.i
Sig CEsARE BADlALI.
Grand Variations On que dira-ie namsn adatn
Mad. HENKIETTE S0NTAG.
A. Ma Celine-" Fantasia .Haumsn
; paet-rhe Music E EeS5 JULIEN Fior.y.n
Mad. soSTAG and Sig. Rocco.
Sig. PozzoLINL
''''''' Mad HEYRIETTE SoNTAG. ''''''''
And the combined Choruses of Six Hundred performers.
PART II.
l' part n By he oTeRsssra l'' beethoven
4'' '' Mad HENaIETTE soNrAG. BENIN
sTs B.DTALI, PozzoLISI and Rocco.
" By the sociee. of the tinted German Song Union
H. Tenct-" Pspatsci Ialiana in Agen Rossni
sigrs. BApI,LI, PozzOLINI and Rocco
Il N'''' Mad. HENRiETTE soNTAG. 49,.
ls The "TTemoo" be'io'
a. The Prayer from the raees in Egypt. Rossni
Mad. HENRIETTE sONTAG, sigrs. BADIALr,
POZzOLISI. Rocco, and the combined Cno-
nses of 600 performers.
Nassrs HALL & SONS No. $50 Broadway. ,.r,-,
The REGULAR SALEoF SEATS VIII begin On SAlCIC
ORDER or s.Ir.@on SATURDAY the e seats only on
MONDAY, the 81 and remaining e seats .-,,-,
NoTIcE-Owing to the length of the Concert 1t VIII COM
All the anangemens with regard TO the comfort Of the
sudence) Of the first series will be retained
MAD. SONTAG's CONCERTT THIS EVEN
INGJhe PSSS are Tespeet@y n1S5@9a hT nS
HALL are now COMPLETED, comprising the construction
Of entireiy NEW STAlRCAsES, BUILT SOLID
THROUGHOUT by means of which audience Of four
thousand persons an Obtain egress the Hall into Broad
wAy in from ten minutes, II required; SEPARATE
sTAIRWAYS from the parquette and galleries precludng
the arising from crowded exits and max ng
the number of external entrances FOUR instead Of I"O
The NEW ENTRANCE on BROADWAY is NOW
OPEN leading at 10 the grand stairway md; II
connection with the other Improvements en.ey oGv
this Hall Of the deficiency Of proper means OF
and sordns with safety end comfort all those isc
mil
Mad. SONTAG's CONCERT THIS EVEN
SEATS win BEGIN THIS MORNING, BAN, at HALL
4 SONS, No $50 Broadway, and CONTINUE in the
EVENING at the DOOR.
MAD. SONTAG's CONCERT THIS EVEN
RUsEs are EARNESTLY REQUESTED 10 be a. ME-
TROPOLlTAN HALL at o'clock PRECISELY. They
will ENTER on MERCER-ST.. and repair to the Cloak
Room on the ground floor where checks viii be- delivered
10 them tor. their hats. bonnets Ac
CONTAG CONCERT--sThe members of
~ tue KFW-YORK SACRED HARMONIC SOCIETY
ere requested 70 be Puaetaa N Their attendance ct
O'Clock THIS EVENING, at Metropolitan Hall, prepsra
ISAAC NJ PHYFE, President.
JAMES H. AMMAN. Recording Secretary
MIR. DEMPSTER's Last Ballad Entertain
WI ment, at the Tabernacle on MONDAY EVENING,
was Born' when the Night Wind BevailetL.' John
Anderson, my 10" Lonely Aud Wife" Evening SONG"
grant" The Death of Warren" 1.-The Blind Boy" My
Mamie o." I'm alone. al alone" TAX yer suld cloak
atoot We" and The May Queen" in three parts.
In order give ell who desire opportunity OF st
tending the Tickets for this evening placed At 25 cents
To commence al O'Clock
nODWORTH's SERIES of SIX GRAND
~ CONCERTs.-The FIST Concert of the above seses
viii take place at Metropolitan HELL GU SATURDAY
EVENING, the 18th Dec. 1852
Operate, Military and Popular Music by Orchestra
of So a Military Band of 90 and the CORNET BAND.
Subscription the sees s. admitting two to each Con-
cent Subscriptions received all the Music Stores and
a. the new Music Store Of II. X. DODWORTH Co..
No iSS Broadway.
DURTON's THEATER-Chambe
ID THIS EVENING, Nov. %. will be performed the
Farce of TIE WOMAN / ADORE.
PAddngon Green. Johnston Mrs. Smither Mrs Dyoa
THE PATRlCIAN AND PARNENuE
Sir OsbAd ston de Mowbray Mr. G Fisher
ONE THOUSAND MlLLINERS WANTED.
Doors open at G. o'clock; performances commence Of 4