Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-13
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TEE FIRsT CLASSIC CoNcERT.-The musical
world Of Cincinnati have at length the graf
ihcation Of knowing that an entertainment
worthy the consideration of the critical por.
ton Of the community will be presented
next Monday evening The celebrated can
tdtrics whose Pariaian reputation paved the
way in New York for an enthusiastic recep.
ton, and whose appearance at the Academy
was as complete success as was ever real.
lied within its lyric walls, is announced for
one concert, TO be'given on Monday evening,
at the Union Hall in the Catholic Institute.
We, of course, allude 10 Madame Matilda
CriYelli, the most accomplished songstress
now in this country, who will also present
the attraction of troupe of artists whose
names are familiar with those who are du fat
in the catalogue of musical celebrities.
The Eastern engagements of Madame Ori-
velli will preclude the possibility of her Civ
ing more than one concert, in view of which
it will be necessary for those who are anxious
TO hear the great pTin1G donna to secure seats,
which can be done at Mr.. John Church's
music store, on Fourth-street. .......
SMITH & Nrxoss HALL. The unique and
comical S0ireeS d. d'Etheope of the Campbell
Minstrels commence tonight at this Hall.
Since the previous appearance here of this
band, we are informed they have made vslu-
able additions to the company, snd the en-
tertainments will therefore consist Of some
thing new, most desirable feature in q
minstrel troupe .....r.f-
NATIONAL THEATRR.-To night DR.. Thayer
and Frank Rossten, attaches of Dams "big
show" present themselves to the public for
their suffrages in the way Of bumper ben
eft. 1t is union affair with these gentle.
men, and should therefore be the more sue.
cessful. They have labored assiduously to
please the large audiences which have favored
the entertainments with their presence, and
now ask a generous appreciation Of their
efforts. Besides the novelties prepared for
this occasion by the troupe, James Robinson,
the'wonderful and, beyond doubt, the great
est equestrian ever known, and John O. Hee-
nan, will be present to assist in the enter
tainment, u. 1880 s, ~
| WooD's THEATER-The Female Brigdnd,
| one of the tamest concoctons ever penned
by mortal, was the attraction-perhsps-
last night at Woods. The house was
| crowded, and the audience disappointed.
| The play dragged from beginning to end.
| Black Eyed SWsdn gave more satisfaction,
Miss McWilliams is becoming quite favor
lite. Mad'lle Aubry, danseUSe, an is improve.
ment upon the previous terpsiohorean rep.
| resentative. Miss Adah Isaaos Menken will
be the recipient of benefit to hight, and
will appear as 1.-THE Whistler" in the So
quel to Jeanie Deans and as "Polly Crisp,
the unprotected female.
Pixies OPERA-HoUsE.-OH Old Heads dnC
Young Hearts was enacted last night to 6
fair and appreciative audience. Mr.. Bass
"Jesse Rural was finished piece of acting
aud was received with pleasing effect. To
plight, upon the occasion of Mr.. Bass benefit
will be presented Shakspeares elegan
comedy-The Merry Wives of Windsor-iI
which "Sir John Falstaff" will be repre-
sented, we predict, in mastery and artistic
manner. The nights performance conclude
with AU the WoTLds Stage