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HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE

OLLlDAY STREET THEATRE.
NJ. STRAKoscn's
GRAND NEW YORK
ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY
THE GREATEST MUSICAL CONSTELLATION EVER
SEEN IN BALTIMORE!
FOUR ITALIAN OPERA NIGHTS
-FOUR DIFFERENT OPERAS.
SATURDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDN ESDAY
October %, 25, 90 and q,
The following eminent artists will appear
MADAME COLSON,
Who has been acknowledged in New York and Boston as
one OF the greatest living Prma Donnas Her representa-
uon oil the role of Vioetta in ala rraviaa" which was
performed eight successive nights, has been pronounced
MILE TERESA PARODI.
INC famous Dramatic Prima Donna her first appearance
-, MADAME CORA DE wILHoRST,
Inc greatest living American Prma Donna, whose tri-
uinpiant success in Paris was unrivalled
MADAME srR4 SEeTG b the distinguished cOntrao
The best Tenor America
Signor LABOCETTA
The favorite Tenor
SiSnor AMGDIO,
the best Baritone in America
Signor BARILI,
another eminent Baritone.
Monsieur JUNCA
And other distinguished artists tfg pest D"'so'
STRAkOSCllS GRAND OPERA COMPANY,
has been pronounced in New York and Boston where
! they have performed with
IMMENSE SUCCESS
THE MOST COMPLETE AND BRILLIANT OPERA
COMPANY IN AMERICA.
Directors and Conductors:
NJ. STRAKOSCH
and SIG. NICOLA.
The Great Maestro
HIn order 10 prepare the mise scene and to rhearse
the auxiliary aid requisite to the sembe the Opera
he finds it necessary to change LA TRAVIATA to MON
on THIS SATURDAY EVENING.
IL TROVATORE
THIS SATURDAY EVENING, Oct. ed,
With the following cast
Leonora. MILE TERESA PARODI.
Assocena STRAkOSCH.
Manredo SlGNOR BRIGNOLI.
II Conte de Luna SIGN0R AM0pI0.
With the Grand New York Orchestra and powerful
chorus.
ON MONDAY.
Nerds grand opera of LA TRAVIATA will he performed
on which occasion Mad. Coson will her first ap'
pearance.
PURITANI will be performed. Madame CORA DE VII
HORST will then make her first appearance.
~ Box sheets are now open and be secured
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS.
" The box office will open at O'clock and continue
street.
E5-The remaining can he obtained at tie
Theatre on the evening of the performance.
AuhlSSon' SlOO
open at * o'clock The Opera viii begin 9' at
L before o'clock. oc23.It
Mars. MACREADY, AT CARROLL
1V4 HALL, on TUESDAY. Oct Goth,
On account of the interruption occasioned by the
ing of the Agricultural Society in the Carroll
Hall, MRS. MACREADY is compelled to postpone her
next entertainment until TUESDAY EVENING, October
18th. Programme hereafter. oc22tf
| 43 SELECT DANCING ACADEMY.
~ NJ. and Madame MARINI, late of New York will
IN commence their Select Glasses in Dancing Merton
! thtrerSdy HdH No. II Lexington street on MONDAY,
! October llth at 81 O'Clock p VI.
The Lessons will comprise all the latest and fash
! Onahle DANCES.
Gentlemen's Glass, on TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS, from
| until 10 Z. VI.
Young Ladies and Children's Glass on MONDAYS and
! THURSDAYS from to 5 F. NJ.
Applications received and Circulars containing refer
enceS and all particulars obtained the hall above be
tween the hours Of three and five O'Clock T. NJ Inn
! A CA RID.
n SIG. LOUIS STEFAN0NI Brother Of the celebrated
Prima Donna Sg'a Steanoni, the Italian Opera New
York and Havana; Pupil Of the Royal Conservatory in
Turin, and Pupil Of the Great Russ nj while BolognaD
begs leave to offer his services the Ladies Gentle
| men Of Baltimore INSTRUCTOR OF VOCAL MUSIC
| tNaitrede ChdR,) according to the latest and APP
proved European style To those who will favor him with
their patronage he guarantee rapid progress they
Will diligently apply themselves To his instruction.
Those who desire his services will please leave their ad
dress at either of the Music Stores
Reference:
Mrs. g. Duany, DIR. Cohen, J. F. Petri.
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