New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-07
amusements.

PROOF BooTs. Can and see them before purch..ns.
Amnsemsnts.
AoADEMY OF yf MgsIc.-THE sIcILiAN
Tho public ar. respectfully informed that, aer p'ep,r,tio.
o. many TH Ti"i FIRST PERFORMANCE IN AMERICA
Of the new and o TSp sfc qRfJs vEspERs
FOX y n HsId da aS gSF hSsS1i Nov
Inc SECOND '' % EDS EsTs and FRIDAY.
THE sIcILIAN vEsrERs
expressly composed by Verdi for The Grand oPeIs in ra
effective opera Il s celebrated composer is success in Italy
has bern enormous and on its production In London a June
'-' THE slcILIAN yEsPERs
VIII " NTH NTH NEW SCENERY AND PROPERTIES.
S S1Sr nt s1 !" os S%S ilE re the nd
his Exceenoy Monsieur Mnre dc la baison de Enpe
r''r F FL Ef UNIaGE AND PICTURESQUE DRESSES
m Ssya ben made in P by Monsieur lie Roy
couniar of the Grand Opera and Sor Brusch cos,umer
r. sS NIX iisS ias i:
Are the celebrated mandatory Of Monsieur Granger arm
orer to his Majesty the Emperor OF the French.
PRINCIPAL CHARACTERS, o,,
The Princess Elena. NINE COl.SON'
AIrigo sis PERRi
Procds Chief Of the .ssnOr JUNCA
SECONDARY CHARACTERS W
by hadHbo 'ioiis, Si5nOIs re ~' ' --~-'
To Give due effect to the numerous double choues French
and scaV the regular aa8TS 81, Gsfa
THE GRAND ORCHESTRA
viii comprise SIXTY -FOUR PERFORMERS,
O"''' 'N' sIGNoR MUZIo
H' Tit TxRxsTEiIE BY THE G0Rfs De Ballet
has been composed by M. DENsTAEDT.
THE MISE EN- SCENE OF THE sIcILIAN vEsPERs
nan who for that purpose has visited the principal European
Opera Houses, and NJ Dubreui
SEATS AND PRIVATE BOXES
for any the three nights of the scan Vepe may be had
u"A' - VIC TICKET OFFICES:
The boz s the s House sns doo so
Vesey street. Hall Sons and Breusings music stores snd
dGfI Il m sstb OF aE Sc1S
containing the Italian version and correct English translation;
also SIX pages # Eoi GE Ss OF THE OPERA
arranged the panooe and for sale at the ticket oce ana
'"0 : "'H '''"'' '''''' Price rs cents
NETWORK HARMONIC SOCIETY,
IN AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC;
MENDELssoHN's Grand orstorio OF BLIJAH,
ST AIMS cH III sef Il FOR 3ss' DEAF 81 MUTEs.
Ppcip: parts s b the ipe5ins resident talent
Miss E. S sDt Mhs4rnvHLr.
Mr.. !. r. THOMAS,
And others.
The HARMONIC SOCIETY and a GRAND ORCHESTRA.
GREAT rERAL ofgAS S s1R S ,s for Sias'
d hs y viii Be Ssd fo the time
oTsanis. an d BRIsToW
Tickets. 50 be had a. the principal music book and
drug stores of the Rector of the Church the Rev T. Galsa
de No M East l5h at the door on the evening Of the
Door. open at 81 O'Clock. To commence at u o'clock
MIR. and MRS. HENRI DRAYTON's PARLOR
Nos 7,s and 72o Broadway opposite the Hotel
HENRI pRAYT0N. Musical Director.
'Ao u 4 q fiE AND EIEGxNI MUSICAL NOVELTY
COMEDY AND LYRIC DRAMA!
Acknowledged by the public press TO be the most ee
CANT, and amusing entertainment In America
h"'0D''S'0 " USExAMPLED SUCCESS
PARLoR OPERAS,
Sna S Manage has succeeded in postponng
ready made in other cities for few weeks end mas
fitted the above commodous establishment expressly Tor the
use Of 'h0'e e''''0ionDA'' ARTIsTEs.
Mr. and Mrs. II. DRAYToN,
who viii COMMENCE ,50Tt teeRop " ' HoUsE
n E ON ON rTEsbAY, Nov. 8 1858, :
where MI and Mrs H. DRAYTON will present their entire He
pertoire Of -
ENGLISH BUFFO PARLoR OPERAS
And a GRAND MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY MORN.
No correct idea Of this truly novel, light and pleasing enter
tsinment be formed without witnessing it, It'll combna'
won u VIC BEST STYLE OF ENGLISH OPERA,
with the highest class OF o,,rDx
interpreted by tho ,..,,,, ,,,r,o
abilities of n.,,uo,,
TUESDAY EVENING, Nov. g. at u O'clock
viii be presented the Pogui1r operaiis P.pyer5
Written by H. Drayton; music composed by T. j. Loder
pscsI coan: dc ss s,l s bsy.o0
To conclude with first time in Amerca) new version Of
LOVES LABOR LOST -.
Written BY H. Dayon the music selected from Bae Diodn,
Lee Hatton, Lover Donizett, Verdi, &c
Pat Donaan.
General Frelock.. =.
Sir Charles Ramrod. ......aH pfaylon
Zadekiah Heat ! ankee Dentist.
Old Anthony Grunble. .........-.-......J
Fanny Sparkle.
Meggy O'Calagan. Mrs. Dravtou
Grace smoothtongue. ..........'...-....
Mr. Dryton respectfully that tickets and places
be secured any advance without extra charge
the Office OF the New PaIor Opera House. from Socock m
seats numbered and secured 5OcOher seats 2o.
SEASON TICKETS places taken for series Of nights,
viii be supplied at slight reduction nom the usual prces
Doors open at :; commence at y precisely
The low Of admission being placed within the reoh OF ell
requen;ers of amuseens the snssenen iee compelled 70
determined that the entire entertainment sha DC nnshed
each night at 10 O'Clock. 80 -
Books be had in the Hall and at the Ticket
Ofkce Price 10 cents for both Operettas
Tickets msy also be obtained at the principal hotels
WINTER GARDEN.
w MISS AGNES ROBERTSON
sMIKE,
Mr.. JEFFERSON
NEWMAN NOGGS.
Mr. PEARSON as John Brovdia
'''' % - Mrs ALLEN a. Nine Mantilini.
Mr GEO HOLLAND as he Specimen Boy and Scaley.