The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-10

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ADJUSTMENTS.
| KUNKEL L COL essess and Propretors.
JNo T FoRp' , r,.:.: msinsser.
Holiday Street Thestre, Baltimore.
JOSEPH JEFFERsoN.......,.,... Stage Manager.
BRILLIANT SUCCESS
"THE FAIRY STAR"
MISS AGNES ROBERTSON
She will appear HIS EVENING in
TWO ENTIRE NEW PIECES.
THURSDAY EVENING, April 10th,
TA4 performance to commence with the Farce of
AN AFFAIR OF HONOR
Major Limky.. Mr. Jefferson
Ah.r which the Proteau piece of
THE CHAMELEON
Lsurs..............:.;. MISS AGNES ROBERTSON.
tAsuniins different charactersl
To conclude with the musical Fairy Extravaganza,
entitled
THE INVISIBLE PRINCE.
Don Leauder. ROBERTSON
~ PRICES OF ADMIssIoN-Dress Circle and
Psrcnette 50 certs Family Circle, % cents; Centre
Gallery 50 cents: Eastern Gallery, 81 cts.
~ Doors open at Z. performance to commence at
O'Clock,
where seats may be secured.
I Asst APPEAR RANCE OF MILE
IL TERESA PARODI and STRAkoSCH in Rich
- BY GENERAL DESIRE IA
GRAND FAREWELL CONCERT,
EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION!
LA MARSEILLAIsE
STAR SPANGLED BANNERl
Mile TERESA PARODI begs leave to announce
,hsn consequence of the extraordinary success hich
has attended her concerts in this city, she has deter
'"'1 GRAND FAREWELL CONCERT.
On THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 10th, 1856
THE
METROPOLITAN HALL.
On which occasion she will be assisted by the emf.
uent and fsvorite Contralto,
HtNE AMELIA PATTI STRAKOSCH, and
SIGNoR LEONARDO
fire distinguished Baritone.
Director and Conductor,
MAURICE STRAKOSCH.
The programme will be unapproachable in richness
and variety, and will inc ude besides from the
great masters of classical sacred and miscellaneous
music, the celebrated French Nstioqsl Hymn,
LA MARSEILLAISE.
Sung by MILE. PARoDI and that soul-stirring Amer
'''1 THE STAR sPANGLED Banner!
Sung by MILE. PARoDI, and NINE. STRAKoscH,
with the greatest enthusiasm.
PROGRAMME:
MILE TERESA PARODI will sing
An mon fills Romano, from the Prophet, by Mey-
II THE celebrated Gipsy song from Meyerbeer's
latest great work, /" L Etoile du Nord."
III "Jerusaem" thou that killest the Prophets
sacred Aria from ST. Paul, by Mendesshon.
" "Holy Mother guide my footsteps" Duett from
Walla's Opera =" Mariana" together with Mime.
STRAKosCH.
The Msrseillai,e Hymn.
VI The Star Spangled Banner; together with Nine.
Nine AMALIA PArrI STRAKoscH will sing
The beautiful sacred song Ave Maria" by Shu-
bert.
Ill "Wiihin mile of Edinboro."
Sig. LEONARDO will sing
l "Oh God have mercy" from st Paul." Men
dessohn.
ii Guard Aria from Lucrezia Borga."
MIR. STRAKoscH will perform the following of his
composition:
The Quartour from " Puritsni," Bellini.
IL 1.-THE Nightingale" Woodland scene.
III Prayer from Othelo" (Rosinil for the left
hand alone.
" Fantasia on National Airs.
CPADMIsSiON to all parts Of the Hall, ST..
EY~ Seats may be secured without extra charge, at
the Bookstore of Mr.. J. Woodhouse, who also has
kindly furnished the two magnificent Piano Fortes
used on this occasion by Mr.. Strakosch.
~ For particulars, see Small Bills.
CP~Doors open at O'Clock, performance to conn.,
mepce at 8 o'clock. ap8-T