Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-16
NEsD AY, JULY IS, 1856.
An1u5Gn1ents

NOVELTY AND ATTRACTION!
THE EXHIBITION OF FANCY
Glass Working, Spinning, and. Blowing,
Will continue till WEDNESDAY, the 10th instant.
THE GLASS STEAM ENGINE!
VIII be kept in operation, usual.
OPEN AFTERNOON AND EVENING
Commencing at q and O'Clock.
Admission 1 > Cents. Each Yisitor presented
@'th a specimen Of the York lyle d3t
CITY HALL, WORCESTER.
G. r a N D
LYRIC ENTERTAINMENT /!
Partly i'm Dramatic Costumes,
Combining the attractions of
Co CeFt and Oper
And arranged plan of popular and new performances
never before attempted The most popular Songs,
Ballads, and operate Scenes, lin Costumes)
will be given. For this occasion the
following distinguished Artists
will appear:
The faUorite Young american Primo Donna.
MISS ANNA VAIL.
Who made such favorable impression in all the cities
she lately visited with Ole Bull.
81 G OR BRIG NOLI,
The great tenor of the Italian Opera, New York
SIGNOR AMODIA,
The eminent baritone and New York favorite.
CoNDUcToR-S IGN OR ALBITES.
The First and only Entertainment will take place on
Wednesday Evening, July 10th.
p r O G. r A M M E
PART /.
l. SOLO-Piano Forte-Improvisee .................
SIGNOR ALBTTES.
2, RoMANzA........C Composed by..... SIC. ALBrrEs
SIGNOR AMODIA.
g. DUETTo-From the Opera Don Pasquale. .DoNIzErrr
Miss ANNA VAIL and SignOr BRIGN0LI.
4. BALLADE-I'm Merry Laughing Girl. GLOVER.
SUNG BY Miss ANNA YAH.
Pm merry merry laughing girl,
And DER the hills I rove,
Singing, as trip along,
The native lays love.
With heart so gay 1 take my way
No care pervades my breast,
No pensiVe Sigh fearful eye,
Betrays the unwelcome guest.
I'm merry merry laughing girl,
And galy trips along,
Singing DER my native hills,
Our own wild mountain song.
Ira la la la la la, &c.
o. ERENADE-oh! Summer Night-from the Opera
ION Fasquale' '.'............... .DoNIzETTI.
SIGNOR BRIGNOLI.
8. TRIo-From the Opera of Attila VERDI.
Sung by Miss Vail, Sig, BrignOIi, s Sig. AmOdia.
PART III.
l. GRAND ARIA-From the Opera il Trovatore VERDI
SIGNOR AMODIA.
2 RoMANzA-spirito GentiI-from the Opera La
HdVorltes .DoNIzETTI.
SIGNOR BRIGNOLI.
3. BALLAD Good Night and Pleasant Dreams.
'......''.....-..-......... WALLACE
SUNG BY MISS ANNA VAIL.
When on its couch of rosy clouds
The burning sun has sunk to rest,
And tired of song, the woodland bird
Is sleeping in its quiet nest.
When evening lays its misty hand
On dewey flowers and prattling streams,
How sweet to hear from lips we love:
Good night! good night and pleasant dreams!
How sweet to hear from lips love:
Good night good night, and pleasant Dreams
4. SoLO-PanoforteM azurka. .ALBITEs.
SIGNOR ALBITES.
5. GRAND DUO-in full Dramatic Costume-from
the Opera il Trovatore. announcement VERDI
Sung by Miss VAIL and Signor AMODIA.
g. LIE MIsERERE-in full Dramatic Oostume--introduc-
ing the beautiful Serenade sung behind the scenes
of the Opera, by SIGNoR BRIGNoLI, to the great
est admiration of delighted audience, and
nightly received with so much applause.
Sung by Miss VAIL and Signor BRIGNOLI.
TTickets so Cents!n
To all parts of the House.
Tickets MAJ be obtained the principal Book and Music
Stores and at the Door on the evening
of Entertainment.
OoorS open al commence at O'clock
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