Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-04
MUSICAL ANDDRAMATIC ART.

ing@ She performed during tho Wbek "Medeat
"Isuerezia Borgis," ION" and eJsnnie Deans, I
and In each Of these parts was wen recoived, al
though the audiences all much more slender
than her merits desefved She Is grtoeftl postur-
ist, correct reader, and has considerable power,
which unfortunately she exhausts before reaching
the last act Of play She must learn TO her
energies, and with contiuued caro- and study may
yet become what she now nearly approaches, ine
actress. NHnfWl fuN fftHHIif
This evening J. II. Hall will have a benefit. He
announces dramatizcd version Of t. s. Arthur's
story OF Ten Rqhs IN Bur-rOom, In connection with
novelty entitled b. b. or ne Benicia Boys ArriraL
PIKs's OPERA HousE-THE PATTI CoNcERrs rs-Ade-
lima Patti was remarkable child and strange as
IL may seem-has grown to be remarkable woman
IL We may believe the Eastern critics. Fry, Of the
New York Tribune, says "she executes better than
Jenny Lind, aud about equal To sontag;" and Ba-
dau, Of the Sunday Times, that sho n "a great
singer" Such enconiums upon girl who has not
yet the beauties Of twonty Junes, to one at all
disposed to be skeptcal, very naturally suggest the
question, IL the arste great she ID represented or
are the critics mistaken. u & IL AN lLa ~
The lovers Of music in Cincinnati will have an
opportunity Judge for themselves tomorrow even.
ing. The pet Of the press and the people Of the
East will sing in concert at the Opera house, and
the curiosity, already excited, to SEQ her, we doubt
not will fill the estabshmcnt with the lovers Of
art.
Brisnoli, Ferri, Juncs and Madame stralsosch are
also in the company, and the programme comprises
a anumber Of the most popular operate gems. The
box-offce ia now open, and a. hve hundred tickets
10 the frat concert have aireadv beep sold we re-
spectfuly suggest to all who desire to attend It, the
proprety of securing their seats at once more par
ticulary because eligible positions NAV be procured
without extra charge. .tl ..'I....
spALpINo a RoeERs,s' CrRous.--Tho audiences
attracted to the City Lot during the stay of spald
Ing Rogerss Circus, were among the largest and
best pleased that have ever attended entertainments
Of this kind in Cincinnati. The establishment is
Of the most complete we have ever seen, and In
each of its departments has number of performers
who in their particular way, have few equals and
superiors IN the country Their eauestrians, aero
oa's ana triok-norses are sdmirsne' ana their per-
iormanoes were aaiy anu nien'v received win the
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aNoiuaog pos'ponsu ~ 'ne ee'eh'n .ni,., nou''
seeson 0loeeu uay "eioio 'e'.eN"', WIN "u''"ee'
when masdnad'er' was performed IN thiS country
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.or,o ,;r,o nas, ,v,,, "or,n,a,,na sarowoI,
ra,,, ,,ror har aana st.a III ts,rono on T,nosda,
evening az the Winter Garden. II is pity for the
reputation of American artists that she did not
make this Journey, If at ALL long ago. for her best
friends must admit that she has deteriorated i'm
menseIy, and is not at all the actress she was.
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PHILApEIPuuA-Max MaretEek. the man who
MAYER made dollar dprno the ,nbola oour.a Of bis
ne'e, .naue au'ns ehe Nnoie 0oulse y, nis
will open the Academy Of Music, in Philadelphia,
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this evening, Win 'ne company iateS performing ~
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Tine drama IS exceedingly duil IN TINS CITY. MT
Chanfrau is at the Walnut Theater but as his
pieces deserve, the audiences are small.
Roaros--Cortesi vvaa IN last Thursday and tba
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management oil the ACADEMY Oh MUSIC was perpieSeo'
Miss pbiI,na as tho beroin. which vo,d have boen
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o,c,ocr .rJ uith an oh,,gino ,on,ror III, 100 ot,o
oNio'A' anu WIZ a." Vp"sins 'oinpei ho' w oi'en
seen among artists she consented to assume the part
npen.ration Tn sraa,ina os tb ~snou. sps"
ino'iens piepe ~ epsaA,ns Vi 'he periorm
ance, the Bee says that Parodi never sang better
and her action was superb" and adds that sit 4
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after years OF wear in opera and cencert in aimos
all the music loving cties in the world. She seem
/ 10 nave US luii anu sweet quailty OF tohe anu