Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-13
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC ART,

/ lesoue Abilities AZ well a. their of
| life and character. The company, untier the new
regime, will opsn Smith Nixons Hall next wedres-
day evening, and We doubt not will draw large and
| enthusiastic audiences.
| DAN RIcE's GREAT SHow.--Thls has been the only
amusement in the city during the past woek and IL
was so bad as to be almost beneath denunoietion.
Dan hioe, no"e'er' onV inuio'eo himself upon MS
audience twice during MS stay Tor which, In the
a, '"s peop,e y, 'ne ely, we ,nAnA MN, ANY
INV" 70 ooio wv ne nss Ieaonou tne uansoenden-
mora viporops tban alogan,or,, y, ~. aa,,s,.sas
| Az n ,yhoio ~. -. a. : s, e,S-u
without the ususI a,,r..,,on 80
"M'lIe Ella Zovar.,, "a ~ .,,.s ~,
dressed IN a night or ohor,so ida e..
around the r,ng an ho,..h.nl 80 80
himself TO be fanped bv an Ams,or ,Sho a,hi,,,.s
| L.---,r = s,, v - a"iHooni VIM oAnipits
Uy uIltns an. LMenW horses attached to
,s r,si,., ~ a., - ''i0e'' VI "na'e'erciy
Frank Drow siur. a vul0ar sors. M Noro. hr,,,..
| In rhinoceros with a r,ng throneb a. ,,.a a.,ss
Il around the circle sevy tinos and ,ha, ,ro,,aa,
well.trained claimant. Dan RIco ,n,ro,o.st Ia. -
"Excelsorn gets of n yerv fa,v oxacrahlo Iha. a,I
the show Ia ended with n toerabla ~. ,rs
ance and the neyer.endlne stnnidItv of ,ha ,r.ia,
mules Dan Rice never had good eircus In bisiIg q,
our knowledge and we feel quite we'll convinced he
mover will circus Is miserable apology for
place Of amusement at best and the sooner thoy are
abated, as public nuisances, the better.
ADJUSTMENTS ELsEwHERE.-All the prinoiDnl ci,,os
in the country are quite as dramatically dull as
Cincinnati. 1t will not last however, much Iongor
aud Thalia and Melpomene will resume their swav
| Mr. Davanrort,a .aa.or n. Ar. u.., 49,,
mann po.ton. Commenced mi. av.n,n. '''-'-
.HoopO'u .p ao 49,, sue piauis.' " a' hiSsensen,
o". " nVnu'n ~ oop.,noei 70 iorn part OF
ne 0Op""'' N'''' 'No o"'oipiise Vi mr'
MADAME Jenny Lind Goldschmidt was, at last
accounts, In stocknolm. very great number Of
nv ~ s n.e' ~ 'no VSoa'iou Vi hel arrival
hr,oS .n.a,rioo ,h 49,. .ao~Is ine 'eie
III ~, W.. .ns,,' "oopaieu , w her
.,ID''' u'D1u "nu 'Aen ~, nn'onueu 70 pass
capital. ~ - '-'' VI ''' 0"euiSn
"A. II. Davenport, the actor, has gone to farming
at Stamford, Conn.,
"A decision Of some Importance, musically speak.
! ing, has Just been made in Russia, the Empero,
! having ordered that the diapason of the French
commission shall be adopted in the orchestra Of tn,
Imperial theaters from the lst Of September next
: A sum of 5000 francs awarded as an indemnit,
to the artists Tor changing tho Instruments accord
ring to TINS decislon'
Letters from Havana say that Gottschalk, thu
pianist has been dangerously i'll, but that he ia now
conyalescent, and that he is to make professions
tour through Central America and Venezuela Ii,
will take charge Of the orchestra of the ItaliaI
4 OPERA next winter, at the Tacon Theater The new
inpressarii, Ray Co., are now in Paris, engaging
artists for the season, which will commence in no
yember
king Bombas modesty has heretofore require,
the dansuses Of the San Carlo Theater at Naples t.
, cover their limbs but Immediately after the pro
muIgation of the new Constitution the ballet girls
asserting their independence, threw away the pre-
scribed green drawers to the infinite delight Of thu
audience, and appeared in the tights common Il
, sylpbs the world over. ,.f p
mr.. o,>.uo ~ r.. po,;.-.. ,vh,ch tho rho.,ro go
.,,,a a. par,s "a ao,no 20 r,orn, "a unrnown /,
a,,r u,nora,,on 7. vas ers, rersorn,ea In ,s,T am
= ,. . .as a. n,ara hv Haroid Which had oraa
s'aoo.s Its ,ss, rsrsormoncs toot r,ace In ,saG "
> '1'''''' NN
AT the tnea'er oan oarioS d. NapieS, inc danse'
Lie hosi appeared In green anu "nte uresS' oecke
with RED rioponS' tne ia'er 50 arranged US 70 I'M
tate pretty nearly the cross OF savoy she was oois
terously applauded The police did not venture
lnteriere' Dut they pronioteo tne next nien' Per
in "h,on 'n' ""' W "pp'"' "n' 'n0 '"0'
''' ''0''N'
Letters from fariS announce tne death OF th
pianist and composer Goria' II Is reported that
has not left any money behind him. This strang
lor Ano~n ,ns' sums .,"uo ~ =
non Sa ncs wear hv ono risca and bs ,oc,,,r,
- a.. so.,,.1S "a. 80 az ioo
that Is to say the publishersl Sic vos non poJisi
luckless herd of scribblers, whether musical c
literary.
| At tho Royal Italian Opera at London OrE
. Eurvdioe has been repeated, after which Luersst
Boroia had been given with C,risi, Mario, Ropcon
. and pidiee. Prophete was announced, with MAJ
I | Gill;, Mad Corbari. and Tamberlik In tina nrir
cpal parts. -.f. q ..-f-. tas.rf., .r.s
| - Mnrio'E figure for next winter reason at tb
- - o. 20 eoo
French Opera Is t3,6OO'
onse.r and a eroat sayor,,a in "Ricbmond ', ,gs
hi"noeei ""u s'0"s '~'o'iso ~ ~''NAui w
8 thrown from the rear platform OF one OF the cit
railway cars, In Philadelphia, on Friday, while al
. tempting 70 ahght' Inc car was s'ar'ea' :" tn
case nine times out Of ten, before he had secured
| s,oting on the cros.ing He WINS sayereiv brpise,
y "a hs. - Wv - h.o,.a, - - }
Miss M. A. Harkips, an Irish primo donna q
l., ..,..1... a.. ,,,.1IL,,,,o,n, a. a.
high musical attainmehts, anu "eh h-kho"h III u
British provinces as one Of the most accomplishe
Ve1e " 'ne uay' 70 'V aeou' w "Pp'"' 'n ''"''
4 the fremont Temple, Boston. r .-.. ....
M, II, : w., 49,, MI, s, ,;,
by 81 willis, VIM T ESQ, % and the % New York Ms.toai r
=. Lavo hao, ,,nitaA ond will taraaftar ha mi
e"' "a'S De mI'.' AN w." ., ~. -, 80 -
. lished by Mason brothers as the rev iork mnsle
"''''" a"1 .'""' "'
--On dR, that Madame Biscaccianti has Joined II
rucv Fsoott Opara Troupe now nerforming IN sa
,S NF .f'' ' fS3'S'-''1s " ~
a pahcisoo'