The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-30
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GRIsi AND MARIo--HsRRIsov AND MISS LOUISA


are sp-. tos = sssr promises 70 ne ex-slisgt 10th
IN auspt y and qusity. lhs material Tor tirst ciss
operas h IN allan And tie verniruar 10 GOV In ~
sb.u. Ne. York, nd such exhibitions only prove
lucrative IN he metropolis we shat have - muaa O.
them music lovin. otizsns detr- on VII pay or
The grand opsrA "a lie Garden hss passed taroi ea
SION Of three seeks under Mr. Imprsssro 'acsess,
during shich time thrc- operas, .Lucrexia Bs.ga,"
NORMAL and II Pvri'sni'' hav- BEEN given rae
great attraction has been the dst in America o, Gts'
but the eBtesta has otherSse been Of
first rate order. Sutiui, onovsnDi and Catusi have
al been favoraoy received. and cannot doap. ta.t
they -ii heresftsr pen ths sooI impression thy
have al easy made upon The minds Of the New York
pubic
here were, towsv :, many unpleasant things about
Cattle esroen which deferred opera goers, proper from
whiting It dYxiny the past thrive weeks Very fes
ressurs relae within mile Of tho B,,,ery it is
II, 10 suppose that t~oth OF the people who
wiling pay for seats ~ the opera may be found ABOVE
Canal street Understs noing there ihings, hr Hac9e
has made arrangements with the managers of the uer
opIa house Fourteenth street anu Irving place and
that superb establishment vii be opened TO the pu Ollie;
for the first time re1t Monday evening The opera win
to the Norma of Bslini the characters win be distrba
ed thus
Nor ma Nine Giu,ia Grisi
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The HLIAiD readers VII remember that in the extent
y description gwen OF this house weeks siace
ared the number of separate seats in the psrquese
aqu, tie circle private bxss and boxes, 70 BE- tSeusy
FL III hundred These seats eductDg one hundrsd
eli biy reserved for the stockholders (and which
chosen by lot thur cay evening last) viii b.
solo at three dollars e&ch and there will be sccommods
fifteen hundred 10 the anphitheatrs 1T dfty
cents each The house will he found t, DO agnd cent
in decoration and convenient 10 eerJ respect Its opt
cal and acoustic fitness for the purpose to wki,h it
dedicated, has yet TO be tried.
We are also to have English opera at the Brosdwsy
The and the troupe engaged in London BY Mr. Barry
III commence their FIRST engagement sondsY evening,
October O. in the 1sonnambuls'' II Belln Ths prim
donna this company is Miss Louisa Pyne whose
IL familiar to artists amateurs and les this side Of
the atlantic Miss Pyne was pupil Of the Conse'vs-
,ire and made her debit in .oncert at Paris IN ls47
In Js4e eared in opera at Bonlogne, and has snce
occupied leading position among the English prims
oonn as The tenor is Mr. william Harrison the original
Thsdeeus IL Balfe's Bohemian Girl" Mr.. Harrison Is
con first rate tenor 10 England Mics Pyne
tie cont Alto u,s Reeves seconea donna Mr. Borrani
tsss Mr. Csmoens baritone; Mr.. Reeves second tenor
Nr. Whiting, bufo. Among the operas to be produced
ale eAlfe "pohemian Girl" Auber's " Crown Da
ronds, and wallace's Mariana The mana cement
p,, mise full chorus double orchestra (,hirty six)
and new scenery This will give US English opera in a
styie hitherto unprecedented In the United states We
have had is is true, English opera companies, but the
attraction has centred in single person, and that per
has frequently been found incompetent to properly
interpret the music. Altogether, opera prospects, are
rather brilliant, and we are happy to know it,