The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-11
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LEUTBECHER'S CoNCERT.-To-night at Carroll Hail.
the famous "Sextette Club of whose performances
we have spoken so frequently and always in terms
of such high commendaton, give concert the
programme of which is published in another column
1t is the QUGNTErrE CLUE" of last year. reinforced
by the accession of another member. 1t is the
orchestra that nightly at LEUTBEcHER's Garden in
Frederick street, discourses such wonderful music
The selection for tonight embraces some of their
best pieces three of the overtures 1.-TWO of ROssIYGs
and one of MozART's, in which they manage to pro-
duce all the effects of a numerous orchestra, and
one of which, the " William, TELL" is alone worth the
price of admission; two of SCHUBERTH S airs" The
Wdnderer' and the "Aue Maria" and duo for
the violoncello and violin-by AHREyD and MAHR
which in point of difficult and brilliant execution
will be the gem of tae evening. We bespeal for
the club full and appreciative audience
HoLLIDAY STREET-THE TEMPEsT-There will be
special representation at this Theatre tonight on
the occasion of the benefit of Mr.. CuAs. S. GErz
the painter of the establishment of the grand
dramatic spectacle of The Tempest, which, for the
past three weeks, has been nightly drawing and de-
lighting crowded houses and to the success of which
Mr. GETz's pencil and brush have greatly contribu
ted. With materials, necessarily few and simple
he has contrlVed to produce effects which really
remarKaole-and the whole scenery of the play
bears evidence alike of his TASTE Judgment and ar
tistic skill. We question whether in his particular
line, he has his superior in America, and he de-
serves what we doubt not he will receive tonight
the substantial compliment of an oyerfowing
house.
THE ITALIAN OPERA. On Friday next, at the Holli
day street, we shall have La .Somnan,buEa and to-
day is opened at Whites Music Store, the sub
scription list for the four nights, which, at
the very moderate price that is asked,
ought to be Immediately filled up. 1t is an occa-
sion which justfes and demands liberal extern
sion of patronage on the part of our music-loving
people. In this case, we are insured against that
sort of cheat which managers sometimes practise
upon the credulous public, when during dull sea-
son in New York they advertise representation of
the opera in Baltimore, or elsewhere sin the pro-
vinces," by company, of which in reality the best
portion remains in the metropolis, and only some of
the more inferior singers, or those who be most
easily spared Tor the purpose, sent here. We
nave IN TINS way known the same operas to be per-
formed on the same nights in both cities by the
same company, and as the bills solemnly assured u.s.
with the same chorus, orchestra, &C. The number
OF singers attached to the different companies rem
ders this ordinarily easy deception. Most of
them have two or three prima donnas, and a. MANY
tenors, bassos, &c. MARErzEks company is throucb-
out double company, even to the extent of bav-
ing two conductors-MAx himself and Topp,,xr
That which, however, guarantees us in the present
instance against this sort of imposition is the fact
that MAX is now en- route for Havana. His Comma
ny VIII not come on here merely for flying visit.
OR to give two or three operas with the helm of q
chorus and orchestra, picked up in our own city,
and whose familiar faces betray the cheat that is
attempted. They have been engaged for the Tacon
Theatre in Cuba, and it will be ON their wav To that
sever faithful isle that they stop in Baltimore.
lhey are on the march, bag and baggage, for
Charleston, whence they purpose to sail for Havana
Their stopping here is therefore merely halt that
has been called by the way, involving no extra ex-
pense in the way of transporting thither an orches
ira, chorus, &C., and we are promised ACCORDINGLY
a full and faithful representation of the several
operas that are announced, without curtailment or
mutilation.