New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-27
. rlDEMY Of MUSIC.-OPERA MATINEE.
q 1OsITIvrIY THE LAST OF THE SEASON

CADEMY Of MUSIC.-OPERA MATINEE.
A POSITIVELY THE LAST OF THE SEASON
Admission to all prH;o; RESERVED SEATS '-
THIS 's'inssTss E E9hs u tihI r0sSE Ss.'
Fr and only e 1soER DgssSs Rs' d'nn
(b.vins returned with Mr. Th.bsrs from he s0c;hl.
Lat p re ruance Of F.1tov's
MAR THA,
h,,b Ia, been broarh. in Paris with the cea.e
et"' Characters MADAME yoHANSsEN
Madame BERKEI. Ne.s. PIKANEsER, OEHHLElN and
CARL f ri MI b. had t-s.u a,
b . one. Sf,S. Aesdsuy BIsa.nt NJ. i0 B.~sJ S.
NJ e M t ID ssoS III sio' 10 THE LADIES
20 bu, the. Maine. cies the se. Osces during h. fore
n0'h % " " "e MONDAY, March %, .,s
Erst nigh. Of wm. IL Sr,'' Italian openef
LEONORA.
. slway, Mr. Uman thus redeeuns his pledge tha: he
increased p;es viii be charged 1t no cher opera than he Huse
''' THE SALE OF SEATS FOR LEoNoRA
h sI ma = II: lts so 1s; S Ss.
''' fF} sl;. is' i S1si5S EMF
Of Italian Opera, NJ umsn T'pecfy Announces ths tie
MOST POSITIVELY CLOSE ON THURSDAY NEXT,
Of the srtt' after sppCos in Other cies will e~'s
In coa,.q eence Of thee. a-rsns.msp.,
rgEsGAS vi ' be . i" TIE MESSIAH % cents:
1 ss y oven s VIZ ;,'
and his d nd %S SSS ~ sot fSFspsY
The OILY nights Of Fry''I',.I.i,19 S SEs,,of
nd .H; ever se s Aas% q
% p :fo S9 nor d. % the sH
l'nsirse' Of Fry' srand OP sTo y i9n, '''
Tn. first ally srand opera dern school, Originally
.dsped 10 Ens. words. view Of proving the noble quail
Of the lyrical drama and produced with eminent success
Tho director i. eraded in being the frs, present. IN the
MwYorh Academy OF M4sc the work Of gn American com
Po'e ara has in iqh. the pleasing duty po,ed
Word. by ......J r. Fry Music by..........w Il. Fry
vsIiCf ch ssnor Rseco
Horiayo, ncbemsD. Sisnor 0asser
ttTel sisnor B.rsnl
LtoHoh daughter Of De La aIansr
Mariana SITTER Of DAnsd
pie.t notary ca,.ici; and Lee. H. Ic.
The scene 10 in SpAin-the time about 1880,
during the Spanish cOnqla.t A%erss Au .era oi three
yeaTs presumed before The eonrnen'eroen;
TIE cHoR & 81 ls ,;i5 to 81
vii be augmented for the ocsson to which viii be 'ed f
Tn. ,sle o. seat, commence. hi, morning
iorm.nes.
4 CADEMY OF MUsIC.-THE MESSIAH
~ FoRMEs-TUEsDAY EVENING, March 30.
Reserved Beats The! TaE HlRMoNC Society
Respectfully informs the public that the qaes. Of numerous
P'''''' THE SEASON OF LENT
AZ ''''''' an s "a II {'' ossToRo,
They viii ,ive handsrs
THE MESSIAH ---.---..--
With cewblnee Orchestrs force Of
FIVE HUNDRED PERFORMERS
pANGRI 3ARADORI. SIMPSON.
CARL FORMEB
viii this occasion nahe HE positively last Appearance IN
THE HARMONIC SOCIETY
object view that eevsne the standard OF
the highest style sacred AID church music have h1ed
the price Of admission the hesvy expense) o.
cIETs ALL PARTS or THE ACADEMY.
secured In sdvsnoe charge Of 81 cents
The Of the Academy s1d he Apphithes:eT WI b
e'O''' THE SALE OF SEATS FOR THE MESSIAH
y " NM hndsy s S sss
SHELLS, No. 20 Walst, corner Of Nassau.
DAUL JULIEN's FAREWELL CONCERT.
For this occasion be viii be safs.ed BY the following s
men. artss: MADAME CHOME,
fm' donna Of the e srSSS SRR'' f Il
the dDsshsa Tenor Of the Academy Of Music BY lind per-
-''O " ~ sIGNOR ROCCO,
yos Bssso Of the Academy Of Music By Kind PERMISSION
u '''' HERR oOLDBECK.
''' HERR TREUER and NJ REITER
vii preside 1t the ParSfor;e; u.I,
TUESDAY EVENING, Mach %, 1853
Door open O'clock; Ceneert 20 eonmenee II oeiock
Tickets si-sy be secured s the Aasic Sores and principal
Hotels,
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