, 1864-04-29
ADJUSTMENTS.

TIE HONE 0rEEA-CzAR AID CAErhsTEh.-
The Mueical Union last evening, III the perform
ance Of IoltziDgTs !" Cztr ann Zimmerman " Bet
up q white etone in the musical history OF The city
by tho Inauguration OF opera at home. II was al
there, from Ibre:to to p.usccnium, bofgnette to
pr1ma douno, and these tyros Of few wee eSs went
through The t'Ckar'' with all the ease OF the old
etsccrr. The cast was: Peter. Mr., Paulnaocr;
Iyano1. Mr.. Z. T. Root: Van Bet, Mt. J. g. Lum-
bard: Maria. Miss A. Main Ars- Brown, Mr.. G;
>. White; Admiral LeioEt, NJ a. Bfos9; Il t97d 70
teauneuf, Nj, E. c. 6hultze-.
Ths overture esn an and id con-
rst time IN our operztlc history We csa say that
that much abused part OF the opera the oyerture,
Eas dole oonscientio9sly 1nd . asesnsshy. MI,
his frst appcarauce On the ChIcsgo stage. Hehas
d well trnincd and very even baritone voice. which
be q,ee with absous sna ~ Tt s99s1a @
resources Of his voice it was delivered aamlra-
1s iR Ean as aesi "a !efy easy and viva
cious and took the part, which IL coQucttish and
sparkling, with much grace and deliccy Of action.
Af5 safs soSe aoua i va a az
to adapt the harsh English words to the smooth
flowing music, gained tor her handsome round OF
Mr. Inmhsrd as the 'Burgomaster," was dfeni.
fed, por1y serene and placid rs the fal moon. and
although not very demonstrating, still displayed
Eome quiet bits Of action which were very vel
done. His yocalization was very emooth aud e.
fec1ive. Mr- E. 7. Root as "lyanof," sang With
IN unusual volume Of voice and an excellent tone.
@ aaienees @ and eaae Wlta Whch hc Vent thronsh bis
rart. Mr. Schultze, who has.one Of the purest and
sweetest tenor voices VIC have ever heard, sang de-
lieons'z ct t,mes especially IN ths Rom;1z az a.
cettcd pieces. The fact that be ID juet up from >
Illness will sccou9t for the painfully percopt-
-ible lack Of Volume Mrs White and Msssre.
BtpeH and Pcarsons were very excellent In theit
The cho1uses were superb]y taken, and showed a
strength and precision which were markable
considering the numbers OF the singers and the
weight Of the orchestra. There were few Of those
c1udttiea and breaks which one expects to dnd IN a
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be pronounced decided success.
ITALIAN OPEnA.-The Italian Opera seasou, to
be given By Gran's troupe, commences on the 9th
Of May, with new accessions to the stars, and
pahy now cnreists OF Vera Lorin1, Virginia Whit
Ing, just back from her Cubsn campaign, where she
won many lanIe!s, Cordter: cssttt. magnificent
Amodio an old favorite.. Vormes, colleth and
Barill The difficulties nndcr which the troupe a.
bored in their last season are now removed. The
together to become accustomed to the situation.
hohe!t L 1iab.e, 3on Sio7aoni, Rinorsa q e P.f:
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Hugutnots, Figha Del Regtmento, PuEitani, lllbar:
bier Di seyiglta, Massantello (the Dumb Gill Of
Portfc,. die SIumne yon Poltici}, Trariata Norma
Mnrtba, E1uanl, 0ounod's Faust. The Ticket othc.
viii open at Hi,elns' Music Store, on "Wednesday;
May 4th, ut 9 O'Clock, when its can be seS1red
Tor any one single night, OF the first stx or thret
niEhte.
McV1cKER's TurArEn.-Mazeppa has been run
| ming with full houses during the week The play
Is put upou the stage In an excellent manner, and
the acting generally very fair, but IS 1t Ia more o
spectacle than Legitimate drama, It's s1cces.
reets rather upon scenic than dfnmatc effects
Miss Fisher IL wonderful, not IN rehearsing the
words OF her part, but In the "manly" power
she displays in the ftightful and exciting eques
Trim sceneB. Tonight she takes her first benefit
End we hope II will be bumper.
MUaECN.-Thcre Is no lot up in the crowd
which nightly visit the Museum to see the attras
tire drama OF the Tisket-of Leave Wan, and ther
probably would nor be for mn In ,2fnite period II
ahou}d be continued on the boards. Bat ever
thing n.ust have an end, including the Ticket-o
Ieavc-Man, and 1t mnst very soon be withdraw
| to make room for other novelties. The opportu
mites tor seeing 1t arc passing away, and VIC con
mend tue fact to such as would not mtes the or
portnnits OF witnessing tts representation 1t th
Museum.
ACADEMY or MrsIc.-The "Take-ftAnd- -Leavt
Man. NOW being performed with success At u
Academy, will be Withdrawn after this week II
eucct 81 has not heeD marked. Something mot
attractive will take Its place.
VARIETIEs.-Thls ts The last week of the ens1s'
ment Of Aies Victoria Howard at the varieties.