The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-08


"RoBERr DEvEREUx" AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
The above opera given for the second time last
evening Tho artists in better voice. aad then, the
pleasant music gains upon being heard. Nine Hedor
successful the previous occasion, and loudly
applauded by the large and fashionable audience
which filed the Academy. The other artists were In
better voice than Monday evening signor Appetite
assumed the role Il the Duke which sung the rst
evening by Beini, and acquitted himself well Of his
duous task.
ON Friday evening Miss kellogg will appear In Rlgo-
letto favori,e opera and emineny suited to The
artists of Marezeks troupe The refre OF Miss Kellogg
will be interesting event. The young arfft, will
pear better advantage than other period Of her
Her phwqe has improved hsr voice IL stronger
and possesses volume. She has studied very dill
gently during the past season. aud there consequent
improv emcnt OF her talent
On Saturday evening Nine Msdori will appear In her
great role, Norma, in which she achieved such well
nerited trumphs here last This undoubtedly
o. the artists best elcrts Nile Seller, hszzoen,
and BACH are in the cast Of this opera.
Il will be noticed that Narctzek has determined upon
giving narinees only on alternate Saturdays. HIS rea
sons which certainly very plausible, are fully set
forth in the folovin. card 10 the public
cssb.
In announcing that Opera will be given on the even
ngs Of every alternate saturday, the director ~
DESTROYS that the public and patrons % the Opera
should understand the Innovation s undertaken for
the host rcasons only. Ia the principal cities "
Ita,y IL Is usual for operate representatives TO
bo given every night Of the week while foucon Paris
ST. Petersburg. Havana. favored With four nights
u Operz weekly. 20 far presidents are eoDcefned
nothing need be ssa but the director has been I'm
pcliet 10 follow the hnoieAn custom D. limited extent,
because the expenditure tor the present
auence the increased salaries and higher prices ~
every necessary articlc-wl be largo that there
mains only the serBst u increasing the ace of adis
sion Of susncntiDg the humber evening perform.
anccs In choosing The latter alternative the dirrct en-
cerciy believes he viii best meet the wishes Of the
public.
The success q Matinee IL should b. boEne IL mind
often percd By the state OF tho weather which, during
the winter ssonths apt b. stormy ard dagreeabis
extSnt sufficient seriously innrc oc-aiic
ierprse Matnees IN TACT, With present expense. and
low price al simis ION but voluntary sscriees
which The recus will make tw Ice Ter Innth Tor The graz
thcsDn 81 the ldy patrols OF The Opcra The director
that h dctcrnl stlOg therefore n give twn extra
evening" performances and Inatinccs viii
meet general appreciation, aud that this departure
from the previlus routine " performances will be- viewct
matter oi urgent sSde and generously support
ed by tire bsbtucs OF the Academy Of Music
MAX MAREIlIK.
tins city, and has engaged the following artists for
the season Mine. 6oerrabei~ A. prma donna assoui-
Mime. Carroll .oonrato, Miss Adelaide PHILIPS, the
sbrigaa and Eani, Lorni eartobe. The popular artist
sIsini " also engaged.
IRvIsG uALr-rHE DEnfsrtR CONCERTS.
On Friday this popular arts, gives his last Concert lie
viii sung this 81 those pleasing ballads
which are ever 50 well received by the publn. Nr.
D~mpsers h,t concert was very successful The sougs
from TrlByson admirably rendered. The roafngs
q Mr. DemI-ter aid much 10 the ~ ,b. ger.
romance.